JFD's Rise to Power. Sovereignty is a new gameplay mechanic. Civilizations may now choose to establish a formal Government: a Kingdom, or Republic, or one of the unique Governments only available with certain World Wonders. With a Government, you will gain the ability to pass Political Reforms. These are much like Social Policies except they confer certain penalties in exchange for their bonuses, and they each come in mutually exclusive groups of three for instance, you can only choose one of Universal, None and Landed in the 'Suffrage' Group.
To pass a Political Reform, you will need a certain minimum amount of the new yield Sovereignty. Sovereignty is not accumulated like other Yields; instead, it is a calculation based upon certain factors in any given turn.
If you have enough Sovereignty, you can pass a Political Reform and it won't cost you Sovereignty to do so! Additionally, Political Factions compete with your Government for control over the kinds of Reforms you can pass. Political Factions each have their own Sovereignty value, and this directly contributes to the minimum Sovereignty that certain Reforms require - reducing it for those Reforms a Faction supports and increasing it for those they oppose.
The type of Government you have, as well as certain Reforms, will determine the specific nature and interests of your Political Factions. For more information, please see here [jfdmodding. Full credits can be found in the included Credits. Popular Discussions View All 1. Could anyone help? This is the Best mod Set I have ever played Cycle of power, and the dynamic government names are the best!
Miltera 11 May pm. I'm also having the Government Overview problem. When I open a saved game, the window pops up and I can't close it to resume the game. What happened to Rise to Power et. Rise to Power, Cities in Development, and Exploration Continued were my three chief gameplay mods, each consisting of a single mod subdivided into different 'components' like Piety, Sovereignty, etc. Due to frequent compatibility issues between them, I opted to package them all together into one mod; what became JFDLC.
The original, stand-alone versions of those mods, therefore, were long ago considered obsolete. Since this packaged approach became unsustainable and I opted to abandon it in favour of a more eclectic approach to gameplay modding see below , I use JFDLC now to refer to that specific package.
After JFDLC's first and only public release, I continued to work on an update for over a year, in which I obssessively sought to improve its performance and stability. But this proved too difficult to manage; it was too large in scope with too many interconnected parts, and had too much grand ambition in its creation. This item will only be visible in searches to you, your friends, and admins.
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Rise to Power - Gameplay Sovereignty. Sovereignty is a new gameplay mechanic. Civilizations may now choose to establish a formal Government: a Kingdom, or Republic, or one of the unique Governments only available with certain World Wonders. With a Government, you will gain the abilit
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