Actually it’s hard to keep politic out of RPG.

In game, politic is what makes the game more than just killing random person you know the Princess who want to escape a political marriage, the advisor looking to become the lord, the church and and the merchant guild trying to gain influence ? All of that is politics. and all of that is what makes your campaign fun.

In real-life, like any other social activity especially if you get wider than a closed circle, politics get involved, your club need to talk with the mayor to get a slot in the municipal culture centre or rent a room in a school. Moreover, RPG tend to have a bad reputation and be not correct according to conservative which make it even more political than tons of other RPG, if you let church and right-winger tell you which hobby are acceptable you won’t be able to play RPG

Isn’t it pretty standard ? Finish high school at 18 + 5 years to get a master is already 23, so 24 would be a year late, that’s absolutely fine. Let’s say you retook a year to get better ranking, then spend a year as an exchange student abroad but failed due to language issue, it’s already graduating at 25. Let alone if you work aside the university which can mean you fail each year once.

Sometimes, I want to retry Stellar Crisis, at least for it’s historical value But feel like the era of small pb(e)m and similar is over.

Still consider trying the de profundis rpg, but it’s more a weird object on my gameshelves than an actual game

The problem is that, it’s bringing war in our own soil from day-1. Sure it’s easy to launch a few missile at an US base a few minutes before having infantry taking them over, but during that time your fighting on your own soil.

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et bien, pas des combinaison de lettre habituelle

Tiens, justement, on a un gros catalogue de pro-Russe, mais on parle jamais des pro Chinois

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Ah mon cher hacker vous m’avez frappé à cœur, d’ailleurs j’ai aussi des vidéos de vous devant des vidéos de chatons mignons, imaginez que vos amis méchants pirates apprennent ça. Alors je vous propose d’etre quite, toute révélation de votre part entraînera afune révélation de mon côté

Villepin est le seul à droite assez malin pour l’attaquer sur cet angle.

Il a 72 ans. C’est tard pour etre président dans une 5e république, mais il réussis l’exploit d’etre le candidat de droite le plus acceptable à gauche (alors que les (presque) quadras ont fait leurs éducation politique sur le CPE en 2006)

Je sais pas si il a des ambitions derrières ou si il veut se présenter comme le vieux sage que donne des conseils et que comme il a plus d’ambition il peut ne pas etre d’accord

Kids born today will be 75 in 2100, which at the current state of things will be too young to retire.

Even if there is a major catastrophic, people in the Roman or medieval era made it to 80, it was less common than today, but wasn’t unheard of either

Isn’t the legal classification is complex some diplomatic version of you fucked up, but we’re ready to believe your lawyer?

Adding an acceptability benchmark to it, feel like preety critical considering the strong tie between US and Germany.

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Cette majorité doit etre entrain de craquer si ce genre de sujet fait débat.

Après, je comprend la critique c’est pas normal que Clooney galère moins poar ses papiers Français que des milliers de travailleur•euse•s étrangers. Mais normalement, en politique, dans une coalition majoritaire on ferme sa gueule

set to I thought it was done in 2025.

They have a very agressive marketing strategy, competitive (subsidised?) price, and an offer including car for people who aren’t fucking rich.

Not that they’re nicer than American, but in the end when people need to carry their family, price loins the game

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Many actually don’t, they don’t convert (much) the capital to money, so they avoid capital gain-tax (which tends to have exception for business owner and long term holder), often they use company asset (like an average worker gets a phone, a laptop and sometimes a car, but they get a boat, a jet, and a nice house on the company budget), borrow money against stock, and actually don’t need that much of their actual money (remember that a billion is huge we don’t talk about getting a nice house, and a private jet, but multiple airliner, and a brand-new top notch hospital in the centre of an expensive city, including all worker wage for a while).

This is why so many people support a net worth tax like if you pay less than 2% of your net worth in regular tax, then you get an extra tax to reach these 2%

Well it’s that time of the year where nobody works. Like offices are empty from mid December to January

In democracy, citizen decide how the tax money is spent by voting, usually it’s an indirect vote : you elect people to vote the budget, which makes sense considering the difficulty on the tax. But typically, left wing will put more money in education, healthcare, and rehabilitation programs while right wing will put money in police, militaires and supp rt outsourcing essential services to private corporations. Stuff can be complex as you need to pay pensions, state worker, fulfill international commitment (EU budget, NATO budget) and maintain all the existing infrastructures, and only then you can invest/re-allocate budget (which can trigger an outrage, cutting welfare expense or closing a hospital can have dramatic consequences for citizen)

If there isn’t enough money se government can borrow money, typically they don’t go the bank but say they need X billions for Y years and find investor ready to lend them this money (it tends to be quite safe, do you foresee US or Germany not paying their debt in 5 or 10 years?) alternative is to print money (aka inflation) or raise taxes. For structural investment that will bring monee, it makes sense to pay them over 10 years with the extra tax yield thanks to the new highway/university/dam. However, it also means that instead of “taxing the rich” you borr w their money and give them back, while us commoner do n’t directly see our tax money ney back

And we’ll also have a lovely game of chicken as players try to gauge whether they need to move on or face being caught in the inferno.

This is actually the part I was looking for, why do you want complex mechanics to deal with something which is part of the storyteller job ? and indeed, it can bring some games

In my upcoming megadungeon Inkvein, each of the 4 factions has a 10-step event track. Which faction advances and at what time is randomised via dice rolls. This creates an unpredictable and evolving situation that even the GM gets to discover as it unfolds.

One more example why I feel like OSR gamers and narravtive gamers are closer than what they claim, because it sounds like a narrative clock (Which actually is way older than the narrative trend, I’ve been using them as homebrew variant of long term actions for decades)