vcczar Posted September 23, 2022 Share Posted September 23, 2022 I want to compile a list of all the presidents from the playtests. Just let me know their names, party, and length of service. Also, let me know which playtest this is from. I'll keep editing this top post to include what you post below: @Cal @ConservativeElector2 @MrPotatoTed @Rodja @matthewyoung123 @Willthescout7 @Lars @jvikings1 and anyone else who is in a playtest. PLAYTEST PRESIDENTS 1772 (multi-player I) Benedict Arnold-F, 1789-1793 Francis Lightfoot Lee-DR, 1793-1797 Pierce Butler-F, 1797-1805 Daniel Hiester-DR, 1805-1809 Samuel Osgood-F, 1809- 1772 (multi-player II) John Bartram-?, 1781- 1772 (single-player) Abraham Whipple-F, 1789-1793 Peleg Arnold-DR, 1793-1797 John Marshall-F, 1797- 1788 (Original Playtest; defunt) George Washington-F, 1789-1797 Albert Gallatin-DR, 1797-1801 Alexander Hamilton-F, 1801-1809 Aaron Burr-DR, 1809-1813 Henry Clay-F?, 1813-1821 Andrew Jackson-D?, 1821-1829 Henry Clay-W?, 1829- 1788 (2nd playtest ever; defunct) George Washington-F, 1789-1793 Thomas Paine-DR, 1793-1801 Oliver Ellsworth-F, 1801-1805 Philip Reed-DR, 1805- 1788 (3rd playtest ever?; defunct) George Washington-F, 1789-1797 Thomas Paine-DR, ???? Aaron Burr-DR, ???? James Jackson-DR, ????? 1840 William Henry Harrison-W, 1840-1845 William Marcy-D, 1845-1849 Millard Fillmore-W, 1849 Jame Broom II-W, 1849-1853 James K Polk-D, 1853- 1916 Woodrow Wilson-D, 1913- 1960 (defunct playtest) John Bricker-R, 1961- 2000 (defunct playtest) George W Bush-R, 2001-2009 Joe Biden-D, 2009- 2016 Mark Warner-D, 2017- 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
matthewyoung123 Posted September 23, 2022 Share Posted September 23, 2022 1840 Playtest- 9th President- William Henry Harrison, OH, Whig, 1840-44. He didn't die in 1841 like he did historically. 10th President- William Marcy, NY, Democrat, 1844-48. Narrowly lost re-election when it went to the House of Representatives and the Supreme Court upheld Fillmore's election. 11th President- Millard Fillmore, NY, Whig, 1848-49. Fillmore and a number of other important politicians died when a cannon exploded on the USS Princeton. VP becomes President. 12th President- Jacob Broom II, PA, Whig, 1849-52. Another election that went to the House, and again, the challenger won. 13th President- James K. Polk, TN, Democrat, 1852-current (in the playtest). Polk was serving as the Speaker of the House when elected President. He would have won outright had there not been a 3rd party candidate that took critical electoral votes away from him. The House resolved the issue with Polk being awarded the Presidency. 2 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted September 23, 2022 Share Posted September 23, 2022 1772 Playtest 1st President - Benedict Arnold, Federalist, 1789-1793 2nd President - Francis Lightfoot Lee, Democratic-Republican, 1793-1797 3rd President - Pierce Butler, Federalist, 1797-1805 4th President - Daniel Hiester, Democratic-Republican, 1805-1809 5th President - Samuel Osgood, Federalist, 1809-Present 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrPotatoTed Posted September 23, 2022 Share Posted September 23, 2022 (edited) 1772 single player playtest In a world where the Constitution allows all races to vote but women are still left out and slavery continues to exist in 12/13 states... 1st President - Abraham Whipple, Federalist (though the party didn't have a name yet). 1789-1793. Whipple was an Admiral who made a name for himself during our invasion of Canada in the midst of the American Revolution. (We lost the invasion, but Whipple was the one good part of that debacle.) John Hancock, from the opposing party, was his VP. 2nd President - Peleg Arnold, Arnoldian Democrat-Republican. 1793-present (1796). Arnold (after serving at the Constitutional Convention, the Senate, and creating our Navy) was President Whipple's Secretary of Treasury before becoming President himself. His Vice President is Daniel Boone. Edited September 23, 2022 by MrPotatoTed 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrPotatoTed Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 There was also the 2000 playthrough many rules changes ago. 2001-2009: George Bush, Republican. Convinced Democrats to give him the line item veto, used that to get unlimited Presidential terms, declared wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, AND Russia (over Georgian invasion). Russia was a bridge too far, leading to his defeat. 2009-?: Joe Biden, Democrat. Everyone was sure it would be Hilary, but Joe pulled off a deal that I think maybe included Hilary as VP. Plus thanks to Bush, Biden took office with the line item veto AND unlimited Presidential terms. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrPotatoTed Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 1960 playthrough (LBJ and Nixon both decline to run) 1960-? John Bricker (Former Senator and Gov of OH) with VP Paul Lexalt (Attorney General of NV). They defeated John F Kennedy and his running mate…actor Ronald Reagan. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rodja Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 2016 Playtest 2017-? President Mark Warner,Democrat from Virginia Most Notable Events: 1.Impeached for Sex Scandal,acquited by the Senate VP:Jay Inslee,Democrat from Washington @vcczarI will keep updating when we get new Presidents in my playtest Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arkansas Progressive Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 1916 Playtest (updated when we hit 1920) Woodrow Wilson #28 - 1913-21. Thomas R Marshall #28 1913-21. Due to some really weird rolls, we've so far avoided WWII, because isolationism Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vcczar Posted September 24, 2022 Author Share Posted September 24, 2022 13 hours ago, MrPotatoTed said: 1960 playthrough (LBJ and Nixon both decline to run) 1960-? John Bricker (Former Senator and Gov of OH) with VP Paul Lexalt (Attorney General of NV). They defeated John F Kennedy and his running mate…actor Ronald Reagan. This playtest isn't active is it? Also, @ everyone I've updated the original post to reflect the presidents. 1. Does anyone know who was elected president in older playtest, going back as far as the original playtest? Maybe @ConservativeElector2 or @MrPotatoTed know. 2. Any other playtest out there not on the list? @matthewyoung123 I think you have a singleplayer 1772 right? One thing I'm noticing is that we have not had three terms of the same party in power. Better news is that we haven't had one party in power the entire time! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
matthewyoung123 Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 1 minute ago, vcczar said: This playtest isn't active is it? Also, @ everyone I've updated the original post to reflect the presidents. 1. Does anyone know who was elected president in older playtest, going back as far as the original playtest? Maybe @ConservativeElector2 or @MrPotatoTed know. 2. Any other playtest out there not on the list? @matthewyoung123 I think you have a singleplayer 1772 right? One thing I'm noticing is that we have not had three terms of the same party in power. Better news is that we haven't had one party in power the entire time! Yes, but we are still in the Revolution. Haven't made it to Constitutional Convention yet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arkansas Progressive Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 Original 1960 died, but Vols and I are gonna try and revive it via CPU, rebranded as 1962. Don't know when we're doing that, though 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 1 hour ago, vcczar said: This playtest isn't active is it? Also, @ everyone I've updated the original post to reflect the presidents. 1. Does anyone know who was elected president in older playtest, going back as far as the original playtest? Maybe @ConservativeElector2 or @MrPotatoTed know. 2. Any other playtest out there not on the list? @matthewyoung123 I think you have a singleplayer 1772 right? One thing I'm noticing is that we have not had three terms of the same party in power. Better news is that we haven't had one party in power the entire time! I remember in the REALLY old version, I started with President Washington who served two terms. Following was President Thomas Paine, who really drove the country in ruin. After that, Aaron Burr and James Jackson (IRL a senator from Georgia I think) became the first post 12th Amendment ticket. Somehow, James Jackson became President and the military dictatorship event hit and he passed the rolls to do it, ending that playthrough IIRC. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 1772-onward Cal and Rezi playtest Botanist John Bartram (1780-???) He’s been elected to a second term, but he’ll be exactly 100 by the time it ends 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
matthewyoung123 Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 7 minutes ago, Cal said: 1772-onward Cal and Rezi playtest Botanist John Bartram (1780-???) He’s been elected to a second term, but he’ll be exactly 100 by the time it ends Maybe the Botanist found the herb for everlasting life! 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 2 minutes ago, matthewyoung123 said: Maybe the Botanist found the herb for everlasting life! The best part is that the rules state you automatically retire if you’re over 100. He’ll be EXACTLY 100, so he gets the opportunity to run for another term if he chooses (I haven’t found the rules on that yet) 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vcczar Posted September 24, 2022 Author Share Posted September 24, 2022 I think the original playtest had Andrew Jackson as the final president. This was way back in the old forum. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted September 24, 2022 Share Posted September 24, 2022 51 minutes ago, vcczar said: I think the original playtest had Andrew Jackson as the final president. This was way back in the old forum. I remember one ended with the final ticket being Quincy III and Stephen Van Rennselaer (which I tried VERY hard to make happen for VP lol) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post vcczar Posted September 24, 2022 Author Popular Post Share Posted September 24, 2022 I found the original playtest data. I had actually saved the history page: 1788 1792 1796 1800 1804 1808 1812 1816 1820 1824 1828 President G Washington G Washington A Gallatin A Hamilton A Hamilton A Burr H Clay H Clay A Jackson A Jackson H Clay VP J Adams T Jefferson A Burr O Wolcott Jr O Wolcott Jr/none T Jefferson O Horsey J Quincy III JB Varnum/none M Van Buren S Van Rnnslr State J Jay J Adams T Jefferson T Jefferson T Jefferson JQ Adams JQ Adams JQ Adams L Cass J Buchanan Treasury A Hamilton A Hamilton J Madison R Morris H Clay AJ Dallas JJ Crittenden JJ Crittenden/M Van Buren TH Benton WH Crawford War H Knox/J Trumbull Jr H Knox S Smith H Lee III B Stoddert WH Crawford W Scott R King E Livingston J Barbour Att Gen J Bartlett J Jay JB Varnum S White JQ Adams L Lincoln Sr J Marshall J Marshall R Saunders L Woodbury PM Gen J Langdon J B Varnum H Dearborn D Porter W Pinkney T McKean CC Pinckney D Daggett J Forsyth DD Tompkins Navy n/a G Cabot G Cabot P Hamilton J Adams R Smith BW Crowninshield BW Crowninshield S Decatur J Branch Interior n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a J Monroe D Clinton Amb 1 E Gerry J Madison E Telfair JQ Adams H Dearborn WR King R King J Eaton J Buchanan T Pinckney Amb 2 G Morris B Franklin W Pinkney N Macon J Marshall E Livingston R Rush JM Wayne J Madison E Livingston Amb 3 T Pickering T Pickering A Gregg W Pinkney N Macon WT Barry L Cass JE Howard WH Crawford L Cass Com. Gen. J Trumbull Jr/H Knox B Lincoln B Lincoln B Lincoln B Lincoln B Lincoln/A Jackson A Jackson W Scott W Scott W Scott Focus Gen n/a n/a n/a T Sumter T Sumter T Sumter WH Harrison J Brown J Brown J Brown Focus Gen n/a n/a n/a SR Bradley SR Bradley SR Bradley S Van Rnnslr S Van Rnnslr S Van Rnnslr S Smith Focus Gen n/a n/a n/a S Van Rnnslr S Van Rnnslr H Dearborn H Dearborn H Dearborn H Dearborn H Dearborn Focus Gen n/a n/a n/a C Pinckney C Pinckney C Pinckney C Pinckney RM Johnson RM Johnson RM Johnson Ch. Admiral J Barry J Barry J Barry J Barry J Barry J Barry OH Perry OH Perry OH Perry OH Perry Focus Admiral n/a B Stoddert B Stoddert B Stoddert/S Decatur S Decatur S Decatur S Decatur S Decatur MC Perry MC Perry Focus Admiral n/a P Henry P Henry P Henry/I Hull I Hull I Hull I Hull I Hull I Hull I Hull Focus Admiral n/a n/a n/a J Langdon D Porter D Porter D Porter D Porter D Porter D Porter F Gov - New England A Ward JQ Adams J Adams J Adams J Brooks J Brooks E Gerry W Plumer JQ Adams E Everett F Gov - Mid-Atlantic A Burr A Gallatin D Clinton A Burr A Gregg A Hamilton A Gallatin D Clinton D Clinton T Freylinghsn F Gov - Upper South H Lee III WR Davie H Lee III A Jackson A Jackson A Jackson/J Marshall T Jefferson D Crockett W Carroll WP Mangum F Gov - Deep South W Moultrie J Milledge W Moultrie W Moultrie WH Crawford G Troup G Troup J Taylor G Moore G McDuffie F Gov - Midwest n/a n/a n/a WH Harrison WH Harrison WH Harrison n/a WH Harrison WH Harrison WH Harrison F Gov -Gr Plains n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a J Miller Speaker J Dayton J Dayton J Dayton J Dayton J Dayton J Dayton J Dayton L Cheves L Cheves L Cheves H Min Leader J Madison E Gerry S Adams A Gallatin A Gallatin A Gallatin L Cheves J Dayton H Clay H Clay Focus Rep B Franklin W Bingham J Marshall J Adams AJ Dallas HG Otis H Lee III W Wirt W Wirt J Monroe Sen Maj Leader R Sherman R Sherman JA Bayard Sr F Muhlenberg F Muhlenberg JA Bayard Sr JC Calhoun JC Calhoun JC Calhoun D Webster Sen Min Leader T Jefferson A Burr F Muhlenberg JA Bayard Sr JA Bayard Sr F Muhlenberg JA Bayard Sr D Webster D Webster JC Calhoun F Sen - New England J Sullivan F Ames N Chipman F Ames J Langdon J Quincy III J Langdon D Webster I Tichenor J Quincy III F Sen - Mid-Atlantic G Clinton G Clinton H Latimer P Muhlenberg DD Tompkins G Clinton DD Tompkins A Burr A Burr A Gallatin F Sen - Upper South T Jefferson B Harrison V J Iredell J Randolph J Madison J Madison J Madison A Jackson J Eaton N Macon F Sen - Deep South J Milton J Rutledge A Baldwin CC Pinckney CC Pinckney C Tait P Butler WCC Claiborne WR King E Fromentin F Sen - Midwest n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a B Tappan B Tappan B Ruggles B Tappan B Tappan F Sen - Great Plains JB Thomas Chief Justice O Ellsworth O Ellsworth O Ellsworth O Ellsworth O Ellsworth TB Adams TB Adams TB Adams TB Adams TB Adams AJ C Strong C Strong C Strong C Strong C Strong C Strong C Strong A Hamilton A Hamilton HG Otis HG Otis AJ S Chase S Chase S Chase S Chase S Chase/E Randolph E Randolph J McLean J McLean J McLean J McLean J McLean AJ T Sedgwick T Sedgwick T Sedgwick T Sedgwick T Sedgwick J Story J Story J Story J Story J Story J Story AJ C Lee C Lee C Lee C Lee C Lee W Pinkney W Pinkney W Pinkney W Pinkney A Macomb A Macomb AJ R H Harrison R H Harrison RH Harrison RH Harrison F Freylinghsn W Johnson W Johnson W Johnson W Johnson W Johnson W Johnson AJ S Dana S Dana S Dana S Dana S Dana Party Leader A Gallatin A Gallatin A Gallatin A Burr A Burr A Burr T Jefferson J Madison A Jackson A Jackson Party Leader A Hamilton A Hamilton A Hamilton A Hamilton A Hamilton J Brooks H Clay H Clay H Clay H Clay 7 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrPotatoTed Posted October 7, 2022 Share Posted October 7, 2022 On 9/23/2022 at 4:31 PM, vcczar said: 1772 (single-player) Abraham Whipple-F, 1789-1793 Peleg Arnold-DR, 1793-1797 John Marshall-F, 1797-? Updated in the quote above. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vcczar Posted October 7, 2022 Author Share Posted October 7, 2022 3 minutes ago, MrPotatoTed said: Updated in the quote above. Thanks. Updated. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dobs Posted October 7, 2022 Share Posted October 7, 2022 On 9/23/2022 at 4:31 PM, vcczar said: 1788 (2nd playtest ever; defunct) George Washington-F, 1789-1793 Thomas Paine-DR, 1793-1801 Oliver Ellsworth-F, 1801-1805 Philip Reed-DR, 1805- This was excellent 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vcczar Posted October 23, 2022 Author Share Posted October 23, 2022 Let me know if this needs to be updated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
matthewyoung123 Posted October 23, 2022 Share Posted October 23, 2022 1 hour ago, vcczar said: Let me know if this needs to be updated. 1840 Playtest- James K. Polk wins reelection in 1856 becoming the first President since Andrew Jackson (and the first one in this playtest) to win a 2nd term of office. However, he does it with only 42% of the popular vote, as the Whig Party splits and the Know-Nothing/American Party wins in three states. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
themiddlepolitical Posted November 15, 2022 Share Posted November 15, 2022 On 9/24/2022 at 2:00 PM, vcczar said: I found the original playtest data. I had actually saved the history page: 1788 1792 1796 1800 1804 1808 1812 1816 1820 1824 1828 President G Washington G Washington A Gallatin A Hamilton A Hamilton A Burr H Clay H Clay A Jackson A Jackson H Clay VP J Adams T Jefferson A Burr O Wolcott Jr O Wolcott Jr/none T Jefferson O Horsey J Quincy III JB Varnum/none M Van Buren S Van Rnnslr State J Jay J Adams T Jefferson T Jefferson T Jefferson JQ Adams JQ Adams JQ Adams L Cass J Buchanan Treasury A Hamilton A Hamilton J Madison R Morris H Clay AJ Dallas JJ Crittenden JJ Crittenden/M Van Buren TH Benton WH Crawford War H Knox/J Trumbull Jr H Knox S Smith H Lee III B Stoddert WH Crawford W Scott R King E Livingston J Barbour Att Gen J Bartlett J Jay JB Varnum S White JQ Adams L Lincoln Sr J Marshall J Marshall R Saunders L Woodbury PM Gen J Langdon J B Varnum H Dearborn D Porter W Pinkney T McKean CC Pinckney D Daggett J Forsyth DD Tompkins Navy n/a G Cabot G Cabot P Hamilton J Adams R Smith BW Crowninshield BW Crowninshield S Decatur J Branch Interior n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a J Monroe D Clinton Amb 1 E Gerry J Madison E Telfair JQ Adams H Dearborn WR King R King J Eaton J Buchanan T Pinckney Amb 2 G Morris B Franklin W Pinkney N Macon J Marshall E Livingston R Rush JM Wayne J Madison E Livingston Amb 3 T Pickering T Pickering A Gregg W Pinkney N Macon WT Barry L Cass JE Howard WH Crawford L Cass Com. Gen. J Trumbull Jr/H Knox B Lincoln B Lincoln B Lincoln B Lincoln B Lincoln/A Jackson A Jackson W Scott W Scott W Scott Focus Gen n/a n/a n/a T Sumter T Sumter T Sumter WH Harrison J Brown J Brown J Brown Focus Gen n/a n/a n/a SR Bradley SR Bradley SR Bradley S Van Rnnslr S Van Rnnslr S Van Rnnslr S Smith Focus Gen n/a n/a n/a S Van Rnnslr S Van Rnnslr H Dearborn H Dearborn H Dearborn H Dearborn H Dearborn Focus Gen n/a n/a n/a C Pinckney C Pinckney C Pinckney C Pinckney RM Johnson RM Johnson RM Johnson Ch. Admiral J Barry J Barry J Barry J Barry J Barry J Barry OH Perry OH Perry OH Perry OH Perry Focus Admiral n/a B Stoddert B Stoddert B Stoddert/S Decatur S Decatur S Decatur S Decatur S Decatur MC Perry MC Perry Focus Admiral n/a P Henry P Henry P Henry/I Hull I Hull I Hull I Hull I Hull I Hull I Hull Focus Admiral n/a n/a n/a J Langdon D Porter D Porter D Porter D Porter D Porter D Porter F Gov - New England A Ward JQ Adams J Adams J Adams J Brooks J Brooks E Gerry W Plumer JQ Adams E Everett F Gov - Mid-Atlantic A Burr A Gallatin D Clinton A Burr A Gregg A Hamilton A Gallatin D Clinton D Clinton T Freylinghsn F Gov - Upper South H Lee III WR Davie H Lee III A Jackson A Jackson A Jackson/J Marshall T Jefferson D Crockett W Carroll WP Mangum F Gov - Deep South W Moultrie J Milledge W Moultrie W Moultrie WH Crawford G Troup G Troup J Taylor G Moore G McDuffie F Gov - Midwest n/a n/a n/a WH Harrison WH Harrison WH Harrison n/a WH Harrison WH Harrison WH Harrison F Gov -Gr Plains n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a J Miller Speaker J Dayton J Dayton J Dayton J Dayton J Dayton J Dayton J Dayton L Cheves L Cheves L Cheves H Min Leader J Madison E Gerry S Adams A Gallatin A Gallatin A Gallatin L Cheves J Dayton H Clay H Clay Focus Rep B Franklin W Bingham J Marshall J Adams AJ Dallas HG Otis H Lee III W Wirt W Wirt J Monroe Sen Maj Leader R Sherman R Sherman JA Bayard Sr F Muhlenberg F Muhlenberg JA Bayard Sr JC Calhoun JC Calhoun JC Calhoun D Webster Sen Min Leader T Jefferson A Burr F Muhlenberg JA Bayard Sr JA Bayard Sr F Muhlenberg JA Bayard Sr D Webster D Webster JC Calhoun F Sen - New England J Sullivan F Ames N Chipman F Ames J Langdon J Quincy III J Langdon D Webster I Tichenor J Quincy III F Sen - Mid-Atlantic G Clinton G Clinton H Latimer P Muhlenberg DD Tompkins G Clinton DD Tompkins A Burr A Burr A Gallatin F Sen - Upper South T Jefferson B Harrison V J Iredell J Randolph J Madison J Madison J Madison A Jackson J Eaton N Macon F Sen - Deep South J Milton J Rutledge A Baldwin CC Pinckney CC Pinckney C Tait P Butler WCC Claiborne WR King E Fromentin F Sen - Midwest n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a B Tappan B Tappan B Ruggles B Tappan B Tappan F Sen - Great Plains JB Thomas Chief Justice O Ellsworth O Ellsworth O Ellsworth O Ellsworth O Ellsworth TB Adams TB Adams TB Adams TB Adams TB Adams AJ C Strong C Strong C Strong C Strong C Strong C Strong C Strong A Hamilton A Hamilton HG Otis HG Otis AJ S Chase S Chase S Chase S Chase S Chase/E Randolph E Randolph J McLean J McLean J McLean J McLean J McLean AJ T Sedgwick T Sedgwick T Sedgwick T Sedgwick T Sedgwick J Story J Story J Story J Story J Story J Story AJ C Lee C Lee C Lee C Lee C Lee W Pinkney W Pinkney W Pinkney W Pinkney A Macomb A Macomb AJ R H Harrison R H Harrison RH Harrison RH Harrison F Freylinghsn W Johnson W Johnson W Johnson W Johnson W Johnson W Johnson AJ S Dana S Dana S Dana S Dana S Dana Party Leader A Gallatin A Gallatin A Gallatin A Burr A Burr A Burr T Jefferson J Madison A Jackson A Jackson Party Leader A Hamilton A Hamilton A Hamilton A Hamilton A Hamilton J Brooks H Clay H Clay H Clay H Clay I will repeat this a million times over, There needs to be an archive per game within AMPU, that shows this data, election histories, events, laws passed etc. per playthrough Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vcczar Posted November 15, 2022 Author Share Posted November 15, 2022 1 hour ago, themiddlepolitical said: I will repeat this a million times over, There needs to be an archive per game within AMPU, that shows this data, election histories, events, laws passed etc. per playthrough I’ve already mentioned it to Anthony as something I want in it. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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