Representative Voting

[Bael]

I get the gist of what it does, but how does it actually count out? If a Lord has two Knights, would he then get his own vote value + twice his vote value? And does prestige affect this at all?

[fodder]

prestige doesn't do squat. i forgot how representative work exactly... but it's 3 votes in your example... until you come across any 1/2 or 1/4 vote elections

[Ketchum]

I remember this representative voting very well. Used to have this kind of election in Oritolon during Hvrek Pysche time.

At that time, one region lord if he has 2 knights under him in his region, he got 2 votes. The more knights you have, the more votes you can vote on. This is open to manipulation by Hvrek who smart to use it to become Oritolon Prime Minister. Heh :P

It was a few Real Life years ago. Maybe will need Developers input if there is any change to this voting system. I am curious too :)

[Indirik]

At that time, one region lord if he has 2 knights under him in his region, he got 2 votes. The more knights you have, the more votes you can vote on. This is open to manipulation by Hvrek who smart to use it to become Oritolon Prime Minister. Heh :P

That may have had more to do with 19 accounts...  :o

[fodder]

I remember this representative voting very well. Used to have this kind of election in Oritolon during Hvrek Pysche time.

At that time, one region lord if he has 2 knights under him in his region, he got 2 votes. The more knights you have, the more votes you can vote on. This is open to manipulation by Hvrek who smart to use it to become Oritolon Prime Minister. Heh :P

It was a few Real Life years ago. Maybe will need Developers input if there is any change to this voting system. I am curious too :)

um... he can't just have 2 votes. otherwise a lord with no knights will have 0 votes. you need to count the lord himself.

[Bael]

Thank you all for the answers. It looks like it is one vote per noble in the region :)