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On the plus side, I'm thoroughly enjoying your mod so far, can't wait to see the crises when they eventually get added so keep up the good work!
(bonus suggestion: Make cerberus a crisis, he's terrifying normally with insane manpower production and could be a solid rival to the technological prowess of the enclave, a threat through sheer quantity)
Since Granite is not "elected" as far as the game is concerned, the Party "In Power" takes over. When the People Party gain power, then it automatically switches. Thus a simple fix is to just code in the Intellectuals as the ruling Party and problem solved.
However, Old School ERB had it to where the People take over, which shows its age as that puts Hayes in Charge. I've just addressed this so many times that I was struggling to not have a expletive laden rant on both this post and to the comment on the main page.
Never doubt anything with modding. I can go at length on how it's apparently a big issue for sone reason because in Old ERB it switches the party (and puts Graham as President) the fact it doesn't becomes an issue.
I went off in the discord. I mean OFF. I don't like using this word but, it legitimately triggers me. That is the best way I can describe it. It is such a common question/bug report/complaint that I struggle not to curse when responding.
Or at least not come off sounding like an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Which to people innocently asking isn't fair. Despite being the one hundred and umpteenth time I've been asked.