Am I missing something or is Seditious leaders not a thing??

The Despot also can’t gain Credibility as per the final rule.

because of bugs, although between this attack on my upstanding loyal patriots and Kikar’s vote on Respect the Chain o’Command I’m afraid have completely lost faith in the author’s Loyalty.

Yeah. I’m seeing a lot of problems, though I don’t dislike the idea. If someone wants to make a new and improved version I would likely support it. Not sure it wouldn’t receive a veto though. Josh, is there a reason Kikar didn’t gain 5 credibility when you made him seditious?

Larrytheturtle - yeah, that (“Seditious leaders”) was just an oversight. I meant Oligarchs.

Josh/Larrytheturtle - Explain what bugs/problems you see (please). I felt that this was fairly balanced given that there was no reason a Loyal Oligarch couldn’t just refuse, but there’s probably something I’m missing.

I missed the Despot not being able to get Credibility, that was an oversight on my part, but I figured that Josh would at least appreciate having the ability to shut this venue of resistance down.

I’m on a phone so it is hard to type and I’ll explain that later kikar if no one does before I am on a computer but I had that thought of I have no idea how to create a new category of post. Is that something a normal admin can do?

Needs a cap against unlimited Credibility gain (“I demand that someone include a FOR voting icon in a vote comment”), and doesn’t really need a new blog post category. May even be redundant in a world where the Bank is open and players can just bribe one another with Power.

Nice idea to frame these transactions as “Demands”, though.

Demands should time out, after a while.

Kevan -
Caps aren’t necessary. Only Seditious Oligarchs can make demands and only Loyal Oligarchs can accept them. Thus it’s up to Seditious Oligarchs how much credibility they would like to allow a Loyal Oligarch to gain.

But it only requires two players to—I retract my concerns! Of course Loyal Oligarchs should be able to gain infinite Credibility as a moment’s notice and with only minimal assistance. Who could be more credible than a Loyalist!