PolMach ForumsI get the same thing, but the VP can't move when the Prez. candidate is out of stamina. Need to split it, perhaps, or give the VP one move per turn?
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It would create a bit of extra strategy. During the primaries, one might try to go a little extreme, appealing to the hardcore conservatives/liberals, and then you'd have to dance back to the middle during the general election.
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Will do. Re: the clicking bug- Good fix, zooming in seems to work for me. b- Worked. Just making sure the proper people are getting credit. c- No, it was in MP. I'll snatch up 1.01, hope that'll fix up that endorsements bug. Thanks, all. -Caley
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They cut it, it's not in the game.
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This is probably way too much to ask, but I'm just throwing stuff out there for an expansion pack: It'd be pretty neat to have primaries. The main problem would be formatting the game to accept the different methods of each state, but it would still be pretty fun to be able to run one party's candidates against their own. Ahnold Vs. W, that would be fun indeed.
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Yeah, make sure you're fundraising in the right states. Fundraising in Alaska will get you nowhere. California, Texas, Florida, and New York are all excellent states, with pretty much anywhere around the Great Lakes coming in second.
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Good game, but I really think it could have used some more work and a LOT more bug fixing before it went out the door. First, a nasty bug. Clicking on the "win endorsements" button causes the game to crash to desktop almost exactly half the time you click that button. The "restore auto save" function means this isn't a total disaster, but it makes it extremely tedious to play opponents like Grant, who rely on endorsements heavily, when you h
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