Revolution?

[Susanna]

Not to hijack a thread, but what's the difference gameplay wise between Middle and Upper class? How do you tick one off without the other? I thought there was only upper/lower mechanics...

In a republic the 'upper' class is called middle class. It's the same thing from a gameplay point of view.

Susanna/Calapine

[Tsavong]

It would be nice if we could have a reform in a Absolute Monarchy and go right to Constitutional Monarchy. Though i guess most Kings and Queens would not whant to give up power.

[Monk]

In a republic the 'upper' class is called middle class. It's the same thing from a gameplay point of view.

Susanna/Calapine

Yup. Middle classes take the place of the upper when you've got a republic, probably because no one cares what those powdered wig wearers thinks anymore!

The method described by Jason X, exempting all regions but your capitol from tax and then jacking up the taxes for the revolution type you'd like is very effective. It's how I was able to lead a glorious workers revolution in Russia in 1730.

[A Very Super Market]

Of course, it isn't exactly accurate for your king to go batfeces insane and jack up taxes like a madman, then purposefully await his execution. I RP it so that my king (Depending on his management) will either do all that he can to curtail rebellion, or forget about it. ITs fun.