How to make Parliament a cool mechanic for everyone

[Matvey 242]

There are different opinions on the form regarding the improvement of the wagering of different political regimes.
I believe that in order to better and easier reflect the issue of regime stability and the possibility of political change, we should make a "parliament" for all types of government.

 

Explanation: any government, even the most dictatorial, relies on certain interest groups in the country. To simplify them, we will reduce them to "political parties".
1) Each country will have a parliament and a system of supposedly elections. The party that wins based on the results of its influence will determine the political course of the country (some modifiers, special events and solutions, possible and impossible laws)

2) The parties are divided by type (for example, the monarchist and conservative parties will belong to the traditionalist ones). This is necessary so that when parties of the same type change, some aspects of the country's policy do not change. Example: a monarchist party that has replaced a religious party is unlikely to demand the abolition of the theocratic regime if there is high stability in the country.

3) Stability is determined by the result of wars, the national and religious integrity of the country, etc. in accordance with the laws (it is unlikely that with secularism, the diversity of religions will be a big problem). The lower the stability, the more radical the parties are. Then, when they receive the seat of the ruling party, they will also demand a number of requirements that are not necessary in a normal situation.

4) The game needs a special editor and a set of variables so that you can customize the types of parties, the parties themselves and their requirements / tags so that the system described by me works and is moddable.

 

5) If we are going to win back dictatorships, then we can give some regimes the property of "protection from a change of ideology", which will reduce the percentage of influence of all parties outside the type of the current ruling party.

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Edited July 19 by Matvey