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Thus, the player's job is to set up a party and gather enough support to launch a revolution. Of course, you're not the only one with an agenda - opposing him are several other groups, including other political parties, churches and even criminal organizations. In order to overcome the opposition and overthrow the president, you'll have to persuade others to work with you and support your campaign. Of course, they're trying the same...
The game's [[Karma Meter|politcal spectrum]] has three dimensions: Money, Force and Influence. Different ideologies draw (or repulse) different voting groups and can make recruiting certain people easier (or harder). The military is more likely to support a person with an interest in force, while the church can be hard to persuade to join the cause unless you share their belief in the power of influence. Corporate salesmen [[Not in This For Your Revolution|care for nothing but]] [[Only in It For
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* [[Character Customization]]
* [[Character Portrait]]
* [[
* [[Cold War]]: Set shortly afterwards, but the point of the game is that the [[Hole in Flag]] phase hasn't properly arrived yet and you're supposed to finally rid the country of authoritarianism (at least in theory).
* [[Coup De Grace Cutscene]]: When you order someone killed.
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* [[The Fundamentalist]]: Some of the church people (obviously).
* [[Fog of War]]: Played with. You can see the world whereever you want, but you won't know what your enemies are doing if you're not actively investigating.
* [[Hide Your Children]]: Partially explained, however, by some of the information boxes in the 3D world. Children's play areas exist, but are said to be abandoned because few parents let their children out on the streets of Novistrana, while the fact that no schools can be seen is explained by the poor education system the regime is running
* [[In
* [[La Résistance]]: You start as this. Whether it lasts or not is up to you.
* [[The Mafiya]]
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* [[Plot Lock]]: You can't mess with the President's power in the center of Berezina, at least not directly. You have to gain control of the proper institutions (the central bank, the Cathedral, or the [[Secret Police]] HQ).
* [[People's Republic of Tyranny]]
* [[Real Time
* [[The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified]] / [[The Revolution Will Not Be Civilized]]: Depending the player's choices, but leaning more towards the latter.
* [[Risk
* [[RPG Elements]]
* [[President Evil]]: Karasov
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