Game designing

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The man who knew too little... but clicked too much.

3 • 3,748 jour, 12:59 • Published in United Kingdom

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He got 'engaged' by pointless orders, in a weird IRC channel, where a strange sense of humour of 'old' players-- who clicked too much, but knew too little--, floated.

He tried to follow the masquerade of the 'hierarchy', in an endless parade of

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Democracy= representativeness + split powers

0 • 3,747 jour, 14:11 • Published in United Kingdom

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Premiers pas dans eRepublik

After being enlightened by the Robert Michel's law, it's time to discover
that secret, yet apparently ubiquitious, social construct: democracy.

Democracy is not about voting. Democratic voting is an act for choosing a real representative, that

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Rober Michel's Iron Law of Oligarchies.

4 • 3,746 jour, 13:36 • Published in United Kingdom

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Premiers pas dans eRepublik

In case you didn't know, the rules of politics in this game, and in Real Life, are under the inevitable force of the "Iron Law of Oligarchies". If you have been around in the political module of this game, you need little more explanation:
a small

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Is there something I'm missing?

2 • 3,565 jour, 10:09 • Published in United Kingdom

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Premiers pas dans eRepublik

Apparently, the same old game mechanics are still the same and older. Apparently, the same old e-politicians, perhaps even more recalcitrant, waving their (even more ridicule) power here and there.

I wonder why this game is not studied by

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Who won? What's going on?

2 • 3,560 jour, 10:32 • Published in United Kingdom

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Premiers pas dans eRepublik

Who won? Who is winning? Why are 500+ players in this game in UK yet?

What has changed in the last year?

Any other question I should be asking ?

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The man who knew too little... but clicked too much.

Democracy= representativeness + split powers

Rober Michel's Iron Law of Oligarchies.

Is there something I'm missing?

Who won? What's going on?