[Discuss] Question on dropping region stats

[Josiah Allen]

On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 6:24 PM, Dominic <dham0749 at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Fengen: The population is growing 114 people through new births and
> immigrations. The locals remark that they pay less taxes than their
> neighbours. The local people enjoy the low tax rate. The people here hate
> being ruled by us. The locals do not really integrate well into the
> remainder of your realm. Low population and drained manpower causes lowered
> productivity. Good estate support benefits production. Excellent estate
> support reduces independence and improves loyalty. Production falls 3%.
> Morale falls 7%. Rumours speak of increased unrest.
> Production: 88 %
> Morale: 5 %
> Realm Loyalty: 1 %
> Realm Control: Core
> Local Lord's FaithEretzism
>
> Temples
> a primitive temple of Eretzism
> Major Faiths
> Daimon Worship
> Eretzism
> DaishiReal system: Democracy
>
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> Fengen, a city which is close to the capital. Alot of civil work and normal
> police work has been done on the region for a very long time. Over a week
> ago, we lacked knights, and control was low, so police raids and the like
> were conducted, but since the knights came in and estates were set that has
> stopped, and since the investment, we can't do civil work anymore.
>
> The problem is... There's no way to raise loyalty... Only the courts do
> that, but we can't manage it, and it drops back after. The bureau's (who is
> a knight of the region) work is also equally short-lived. Every reasonable
> trick has been used, and with little gain, and I don't know how to make them
> stop hating us...
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'The locals do not really integrate well into the remainder of your realm.'

This message is a death knell in my experience.  It seems impossible
to recover from while it is there.

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"Growth in wisdom may be exactly measured by decrease in bitterness"