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Reform Enactment Rework
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Reform Enactment Rework

Description
Reform Enactment Rework
Are you tired of having to depend on luck to enact your laws? Do you hate when laws can't pass despite overwhelming support? Would you like your game to be less random?

This mod fixes that, by leaving everything to voting (same system as BPM), without any dice rolls involved.

It aims to remove RNG from reform enactment, and make it overall less frustrating, while still retaining the vanilla-like feel.

How it works
When enacting a law, voting takes place after a single enactment cycle. If the law gets over 50% of the vote, and is not vetoed by the ruler, the reform is passed. Otherwise it gets a setback. You can use sways to bribe IGs to vote in favour of reforms.


This mod is based on BPM Lite Lite , which is based on BPM 2.4. It doesn't include anything else from BPM other than the law voting system and its sways.

The mod is not very balanced yet, I would appreciate any suggestions regarding balance

Credits
BPM team - making the original Better Politics Mod
TOGfan - separating the law enactment feature and removing the randomness
15 Comments
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Rskhm 4 Aug @ 5:09pm 
@Shadow Dragon It's fine, we don't mind.
Wubbbi 2 Aug @ 1:00pm 
Very nice mod! Thank you, and please don't stop this mod. It's exactly what I am looking for and nobody offers just this. So it's unique in it's own way!
Merluca Kitsokami 31 Jul @ 5:16am 
Yea from what i can tell, you did what you coud, and tried to make your own spin on it, so i woud say you are in the Clear
TOGfan  [author] 30 Jul @ 7:56am 
This mod is based on BPM Lite Lite, in which I separated the enactment mechanics from everything else in BPM. I asked if it's okay to upload on BPM's discord and got no aswer, and I credited them on both mods. If BPM team requests I take down this mod I will, but so far I think I did everything correctly
Shadow Dragon 30 Jul @ 6:40am 
You wrote that you added a single thing. I mean that is still plagiarism. Just ask the BPM authors if you can make a modmod and call it that. I don´t know BPMlite Hard mode or so.
TOGfan  [author] 30 Jul @ 4:54am 
The difference between this and BPM Lite Lite is explained in a comment below
asdfjkasfhjk 29 Jul @ 1:00pm 
even the size of the files is equal to BPM Lite Lite, how is this not a copy?
Shadow Dragon 29 Jul @ 12:41pm 
Is this just a copy from BPM? Would be very uncool.
mat_777 29 Jul @ 9:12am 
i dont understand what's different from BPM lite..
Archscientist K 29 Jul @ 5:18am 
It's definitely a matter of opinion. What I'm concerned about is that this could make law enactment too "rigid"—not necessarily harder, but more inflexible. Once you try to pass a law, you know pretty quickly if it'll succeed. You just check the projections, see if you can sway enough votes to avoid a veto, and if not, cancel it. It could become very "binary."

BPM is more rigid than vanilla, but not as much. Even if your ruler makes it difficult to pass a law, there's still a chance you could bypass the veto through event changes (especially BPM events). There's still a reason to try, even if the law is tough. It's more rigid, logical, and predictable than vanilla, but perhaps less so than having no RNG at all.

Just wanted to share my thoughts—I really like BPM’s system and hope to find a simpler, more compatible alternative like yours.