#VICTORIA 2 ALWAYS REFORM FREE#

Trade Unions: None, Non-Socialist (!), Socialist, All Allowed. Some Presidential Dictatorships have a Parliamentary executive, which makes setting the ruling party free. Trade Unions: None, Non-Socialist, Socialist (!), All Allowed. The Bad: Plurality increases militancy! Setting the ruling party adds 2 militancy and consciousness to all POPs! The Good: You can choose to become either a Constitutional Monarchy or a Democracy. Absolute Monarchies are the only governments capable of choosing None!Д®xecutive Type: Laws by Decree, HMS Government, Parliamentary. Political Parties: None, Right to Ban, All Allowed. Voting Rights: None, Landed, Wealth, Universal Sufferage. You cannot ban public meetings, making your crime fighting less effective (and giving you one less way to appease conservatives).

#VICTORIA 2 ALWAYS REFORM FREE#

You may end up with a pacifist party in the great war, or a free trade party when your income comes from tariffs. The Bad: You cannot set the ruling party (although you can influence the winner of an election slightly). The Good: Plurality decreases militancy! Since plurality tends to rise throughout the game, this is a crucial bonus to late-game democracies! Political Parties: None, Right to Ban (may be selected by Reactionary or Communist ruling parties), All Allowed.Д®xecutive Type: Laws by Decree, HMS Government, Parliamentary (this has no effect for a Democracy). Voting Rights: None (may be selected by Reactionary or Communist ruling parties), Landed (may be selected by Reactionary ruling parties), Wealth, Universal Sufferage. The Bad: Plurality doesn't lower militancy. The Good: Since Constitutional Monarchies are usually parliamentary (some starting CMs aren't), you can set the ruling party as many times as you like without raising militancy! Plurality doesn't raise militancy. Party Systems: One Party, Two Party, Multi Party. Plurality: Does not affect militancy (in v1.03 and later).Д®xecutive Type: Laws by Decree, HMS Government, Parliamentary (default by reform or revolution). Trade Unions: None, Non-Socialist, Socialist, All Allowed. Press Rights: State Press, Censorship, Free Press. Voting Rights: None (may be selected by Communist or Reactionary ruling parties), Landed, Wealth, Universal Sufferage.

Doing so can raise the militancy of the people, depending on your executive type (see below). Any government except a Democracy can set the ruling party regardless of election results. Your government affects your control over the ruling party. Another way to solve your problems is to change your government to one better suited to your people! Having armies near militant POPs also helps considerably. Getting rid of clergy and officers will reduce your need to pacify the conservatives in your country, while promoting farmers to clerks will help the liberals win an election. One solution to any of these problems is to change the class of your population. Since every government type can choose at least some of its reforms, it's possible to change things to make most of the people happy most of the time. Capitalists, Clerks and Craftsmen tend to ignore most reforms but demand the right to vote, want a choice of political parties and prefer a free press. Aristocrats, Officers and Clergy tend to dislike most reforms, while farmers and laborers tend to like them - with a few important exceptions. Your government also has an indirect effect on militancy since your POPs are affected by the political reforms you choose the effects of each reform on militancy (by class) is shown in the game file reform_effects.csv. In a Constitutional Monarchy plurality has no effect on militancy (in v1.03 or later in earlier versions plurality raised militancy). Since plurality rises throughout the game, this problem isn't serious at the start of the game but becomes progressively more destabilizing. In a Monarchy, Proletarian Dictatorship or Presidential Dictatorship your people's militancy rises with increased plurality (even if you give them universal sufferage!). In a Democracy, your people's militancy lowers with increased plurality (they are more likely to vote in protest than rise up against you). It affects it directly through Plurality. Your government itself affects militancy directly and indirectly. Third, they affect whether or not you can set the ruling party. Second, they can limit your political reforms, party systems and executive types. First and foremost, they affect your militancy.

8.1 General Hints and Tips on Changing Governments.

7 Changing Government by Outright Cheating.

Victoria 2 always reform