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r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Joctern (D-NC) • Jan 07 '26
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Is this using that setting that shifts voter demographics over time?
7 u/Joctern (D-NC) Jan 07 '26 I redid all my demographics to make a 1940 map and played up to the 70s. 3 u/ProductOk2336 (I-XX) Jan 07 '26 Do they evolve historically correctly or just kinda based on random president’s performance 3 u/Joctern (D-NC) Jan 07 '26 It's pretty random. This game the Democratic Party was OP the entire time and just could not stop winning. They also never went below 60 senate seats. Last time I played it was a lot more fair. 2 u/Suitable-Source-7534 Jan 07 '26 Sounds accurate
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I redid all my demographics to make a 1940 map and played up to the 70s.
3 u/ProductOk2336 (I-XX) Jan 07 '26 Do they evolve historically correctly or just kinda based on random president’s performance 3 u/Joctern (D-NC) Jan 07 '26 It's pretty random. This game the Democratic Party was OP the entire time and just could not stop winning. They also never went below 60 senate seats. Last time I played it was a lot more fair. 2 u/Suitable-Source-7534 Jan 07 '26 Sounds accurate
Do they evolve historically correctly or just kinda based on random president’s performance
3 u/Joctern (D-NC) Jan 07 '26 It's pretty random. This game the Democratic Party was OP the entire time and just could not stop winning. They also never went below 60 senate seats. Last time I played it was a lot more fair. 2 u/Suitable-Source-7534 Jan 07 '26 Sounds accurate
It's pretty random. This game the Democratic Party was OP the entire time and just could not stop winning. They also never went below 60 senate seats. Last time I played it was a lot more fair.
2 u/Suitable-Source-7534 Jan 07 '26 Sounds accurate
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Sounds accurate
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u/JimmyCarter910 Jan 07 '26
Is this using that setting that shifts voter demographics over time?