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Revolutions - Ethics and Civics (3.2)
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Average Ligurian 20 May, 2021 @ 11:08am
Suggestion
Could you add a militarist, dictatorial and statalist form of philosopher assembly? I need some Platonic communist aesthetic and everybody hates fanatic pacifism
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Katnip 20 May, 2021 @ 1:36pm 
I feel like removing the pacifism requirement from philosopher assembly just... breaks it.
The idea is that they're so "enlightened" that war is just... nonsensical, a waste.

Atleast that's how i understood it.
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aspherical 24 May, 2021 @ 3:43pm 
Something like this is possible with the mod as it is, through the Sage King civic. It's more limiting in authority, as you need to be Dictatorial/Imperial, and you'll need Elitism as well.

But with four ethic points, you still have plenty of points to invest in cooperative, militarist, dictatorial, or any other ethics you might want. You can even invest in other ethics, except for pluralism or libertarianism, since you are elitist and dictatorial.
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Average Ligurian 2 Jun, 2021 @ 5:31am 
Originally posted by Aspherical:
Something like this is possible with the mod as it is, through the Sage King civic. It's more limiting in authority, as you need to be Dictatorial/Imperial, and you'll need Elitism as well.

But with four ethic points, you still have plenty of points to invest in cooperative, militarist, dictatorial, or any other ethics you might want. You can even invest in other ethics, except for pluralism or libertarianism, since you are elitist and dictatorial.

Sage king is fair enough I think it changed recently and had pacifism as a requirement
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