Clamour for Reform and Governments?

[Mystiqblackcat]

I know what causes it but how do you get rid of it other than inciting a revolution and changing your government type?

Also does anyone have actual numbers for the positives and negatives for the different government types?

[anweRU]

The only other way is to destroy the universities. Then us academics would not be able to poison the people's minds with novel ideas.

[Monsieur Alphonse]

It depends what kind of government you have. A school causes three clamor for reform in a absolute monarchy, two in a constitutional monarchy and one in a republic. You can counter those revolutionary ideas of the lower classes by building the pleasure palace buildings or by building a church school etc. Priests and hookers, they always come together as the ideal medicine against social unrest.

[antisocialmunky]

School and booze combo FTW.

[Mystiqblackcat]

Does kicking an unpopular cabinet member or holding elections decrease the clamour for reform?

So no one knows anything about the specific numbers for the different governments then? That is a real shame. The game manual is entirely too sparse on a lot of topics.

[CavalryCmdr]

Government officials can have traits/followers that increase clamour for reform, in an absolute monarchy I keep a close eye on my Gov. officials and have never had much trouble with unrest. I would say you should not put more then 2 schools in a single region, and then only in a "capital," and you need at least one tavern for each. Also I wouldn't put any schools in a "small" region (ie. only one building slot in regional capital.)