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I would be up for joining one but I would need to be approved first.

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RGB 2028, Make America Senior Again.

Wait she isnt dead?

Am I the only one who thinks Reagan could run again in 1960?

I wonder if Brooke will try to tank Taft?

Having watched how this scenario has been playing out I feel like Bankhead is going into this election with a lot of catching up to do and on top of that she is a left wing populist in the 50s.

How do states get assigned their ideology, is it done by era or do things change it over time?

Ah, my mistake then.

I think in the opening 2012 elections John Bel Edwards was mentioned as the incumbent in Louisiana. I understand the part about have the elections on even years but it just seemed a bit odd that people who wouldn’t win for a while were the incumbent.

One question I have is that I have seen in this scenario and others is that some incumbents I’m a couple of races would have been elected in the election after I was wondering if someone could explain why that is the case?

I’d be up for learning to play test should the opportunity arise.

Say you get maxed out on how much you can spend, in exchange for some more spending as a one off next turn you can sell a state?

Maybe something a bit wack like being able to see states to sort out fiscal problems?

Someone else who understands the inner workings of steam might be able to explain this point a bit better than I can

I’m not sure whether it makes it easier for Anthony but for the purchaser it makes it easier as the game will automatically update once it’s updated on steam. This means that you don’t have to log in each time, delete the old copy you have and download a whole new copy of the game losing your previous saves in the progress. Now I know with some games an update will ruin all former saves so that might not be a huge argument in favour. But it does in my option make it more practical for the user as you don’t have to keep an eye out for emails or on the forums that the game has updated rather steam does that for you.

Would another argument for steam is that is would make updates easier?

From the tone of the kickstarter and the way the Dev emails have gone I have been feeling that AMPU has felt as a more niche game than one that would be mass marketed on steam. I think part of it is just advertising to a wider audience and I don’t necessarily think that steam is the most cost effective way to do that. I got here through forums to buying PMI and then it’s gone from there.

Hi, I’m kinda new here but I thought I’d share my view. I don’t mind if it is I or isn’t on Steam. Like many others I think it is a question of the audience that is being appealed too. I think there probably are arguments both ways. If you are hoping for a more niche audience then no but if you are looking for a wider audience then yes steam probably is the way to go.