Afrocentric wrote:Besides the fact that Rutania for most of its history has had a President, Prime Minister/Chancellor and a Parliament/Federal Parliament,
So? Almost every nation in Terra has a history of using "generic" constitutional titles, yet that hasn't stopped you attacking them when you judge them to be "generic".
Afrocentric wrote:the mods won't let me create an Equestria clone and the current crop of players have no desire to turn it into a monarchy like I've wanted to do for the past 2 years.
Equestria and monarchism are not your only options. If you were as passionate in your crusade against "genericness" as you present yourself, then you would be actively presenting your nation with alternatives to "President", "Prime Minister" and "Parliament".
Afrocentric wrote:You know nothing of the situation or what goes on there, so shut the fuck up and go find something else to be "outraged" at.
You do not follow this dictum yourself when you lash out at nations and players you accuse of "genericness".
Afrocentric wrote:I'm well within my rights as a player to call out people like Niju who have no respect for the game and are just there to hijack a unique country for the sole purpose of creating a run of the mill Republic with generic titles because they are too scared to try something new.
How the heck is he showing "no respect for the game"??? One of the major issues with Particracy is the small group of people who hang around on the forum, acting out like they are part of some kind of elite and imagining they own the whole of Terra and have the right to tell everybody else what to do. Well, sorry, but you don't. Deal with it and stop spewing out all of this negativity. It turns a lot of players off this forum, and in some cases, off the game completely. I know because I've spoken to them.
Afrocentric wrote:BTW, if IDR didn't consent to having his character killed, that would be a violation of the rules iirc, so no, he shouldn't be praised and in fact should be EDUCATED about the rules instead of having his ass kissed.
Actually, in the end they
voted down the Bill to execute Lord Medivh Evil after I
did a RP about Aldurian civil rights activists complaining about it (see their response to that
here). Notice, by the way, that unlike a lot of people who slag off "newbies" the most, I actually do do a bit of RP myself sometimes and I do make an effort to draw in newer players.
As for the rules, as I understand them, legislatures are able to pass judicial measures against in-game characters if they pass the appropriate Bill, though if anyone can clarify (hopefully in a less obnoxious way than Afrocentric tried to) then that would be helpful.