Settlements - Revision history

Kahlrazzia: /* Sources */

2025-11-25T21:17:54Z

Sources

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	~~[1] Discord User CapSup: https://discord.com/channels/254025510651297802/469297188909088789/1440383705100325006~~

Kahlrazzia: /* Get your 3 citizens, */

2025-11-25T21:17:29Z

Get your 3 citizens,

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	* Else, if you want the mayor to do any executive action ''and'' citizens to only propose elections, then set Proposers to Citizens of your town and the Election Process to your election process.,		* Else, if you want the mayor to do any executive action ''and'' citizens to only propose elections, then set Proposers to Citizens of your town and the Election Process to your election process.,

	=== Get your 3 citizens, ===		=== Get your 3 citizens ===
	You need at least two others, plus you, to go to the Town Foundation and go to the Citizens tab to join the town. As you place the Town Foundation, you are automatically considered one of the three citizens.		You need at least two others, plus you, to go to the Town Foundation and go to the Citizens tab to join the town. As you place the Town Foundation, you are automatically considered one of the three citizens.

Kahlrazzia: Added Setting up Town with Permission by CapSup

2025-11-25T20:53:53Z

Added Setting up Town with Permission by CapSup

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 == Towns ==
 To take the next step up and start claiming more land and create laws and taxes, a Town must be formed. To do so, you’ll need to find fellow Citizens who wish to create a Town with you, a minimum of 3. You’ll need to build a Town hall on new property to form the center of the Town, and you’ll need to ratify a Town Constitution which the majority of the initial Citizens agree to.
 == Countries ==
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 However, for those settlements that just won’t listen to reason, there is a way to enforce agreement once diplomacy fails.

Moviescrafter: /* Countries */

2024-05-21T21:17:35Z

Countries

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	Towns to agree to form a Country is a huge achievement.		Towns to agree to form a Country is a huge achievement.

	The country has a separate government, which is not part of the member Town’s governments; rather, it lies atop those town governments. Both governments will continue to exist, with their own influence ~~radii~~, and their laws and taxes only impacting their influenced land. This means that within a Country’s influence, you may have many Towns with different laws, and a set of federal laws/taxes that apply throughout.		The country has a separate government, which is not part of the member Town’s governments; rather, it lies atop those town governments. Both governments will continue to exist, with their own influence radiuses, and their laws and taxes only impacting their influenced land. This means that within a Country’s influence, you may have many Towns with different laws, and a set of federal laws/taxes that apply throughout.

	== Federations ==		== Federations ==

172.70.134.94: /* Homesteads */

2024-01-14T10:03:22Z

Homesteads

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	== Homesteads ==		== Homesteads ==
	Each Citizen begins with the ability to create their own homestead. This is essentially a Tier-0 settlement, population 1. It allows a Citizen to claim a small amount of property around them, with no other government’s laws or taxes able to apply them. While this gives you total freedom to do as you wish (pollute up a storm if you like), it comes at a cost, because you’re limited in how much land you can claim. There’s only so much land that can be managed by a singular person.		Each Citizen begins with the ability to create their own homestead. This is essentially a Tier-0 settlement, population 1. It allows a Citizen to claim a small amount of property around them, with no other government’s laws or taxes able to apply them. While this gives you total freedom to do as you wish (pollute up a storm if you like), it comes at a cost, because you’re limited in how much land you can claim. There’s only so much land that can be managed by a singular person. Although, someone from a town can give you claim papers to counter this, but you are still restricted from all actual things settlements can do.

	== Towns ==		== Towns ==

StalEF at 18:14, 1 December 2023

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	<div class="row">[[File:Settlements_overview.png\|class=headbanner\|link=]]</div>		<div class="row">[[File:Settlements_overview.png\|class=headbanner\|link=]]</div>
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	Prior to Eco 10, there was a single global government, and laws and decisions it made affected everyone globally. No longer. With this update, the world starts with no governments, and you must band together with your fellow Citizens to create them.		Prior to Eco 10, there was a single global government, and laws and decisions it made affected everyone globally. No longer. With this update, the world starts with no governments, and you must band together with your fellow Citizens to create them.

StalEF at 18:13, 1 December 2023

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	Prior to Eco 10, there was a single global government, and laws and decisions it made affected everyone globally. No longer. With this update, the world starts with no governments, and you must band together with your fellow Citizens to create them.		Prior to Eco 10, there was a single global government, and laws and decisions it made affected everyone globally. No longer. With this update, the world starts with no governments, and you must band together with your fellow Citizens to create them.

StalEF at 09:25, 28 November 2023

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	== Countries ==		== Countries ==
	Eventually, Towns will start to feel cramped as they reach their max level of influence or push up against neighbor’s influence. The next step, once the required tech tier is reached, Citizens can start a Country.		Eventually, Towns will start to feel cramped as they reach their max level of influence or push up against neighbor’s influence. The next step, once the required tech tier is reached, Citizens can start a Country.
	The process of forming a Country is similar to founding a Town, with the difference that instead of requiring a base number of Citizens to start, they require a base number of Towns. This means that in order to form a Country, you must get at least 2 Towns to agree and ratify a Constitution. You additionally must have a minimum amount of Culture to form a Country ~~(see next blog)~~. Getting Citizens agree enough to start a Town is enough of a diplomatic challenge, but getting multiple		The process of forming a Country is similar to founding a Town, with the difference that instead of requiring a base number of Citizens to start, they require a base number of Towns. This means that in order to form a Country, you must get at least 2 Towns to agree and ratify a Constitution. You additionally must have a minimum amount of [[Culture]] to form a Country . Getting Citizens agree enough to start a Town is enough of a diplomatic challenge, but getting multiple
	Towns to agree to form a Country is a huge achievement.		Towns to agree to form a Country is a huge achievement.

StalEF at 09:05, 28 November 2023

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 == Homesteads ==
 == Towns ==
 == Countries ==
 == Federations ==

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Created page with "== Homesteads == == Towns == == Countries == == Federations =="

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== Homesteads ==
== Towns ==
== Countries ==
== Federations ==