loyalty and industrialization!
congrats, and to whoever cna understand a differcece beteen something and somethign else, just stupt the fuck up an search in the fucking oxford dictionary, so he can understand that there is a study fro this...
why no legitimacy, because is another thing.
New possible statistics to add:
loyalty, industrialization, education, and civil modernization.
-loyalty: Is the population willing to go to war for you? Do they love you? Are they willing to accept a somewhat unusual reform without too much fuss? If the king dies, are the people happy?
Does it let you know whether the population accepts you or not, even if you have a state as solid as reinforced concrete.
-industrialization: I think it speaks for itself, doesn't it?
Do you have factories that create raw materials for you like the great nations of the Middle East, or are you Sokoto?
-education: Can the population read? Can they hold a conversation that doesn't involve pussy and racehorses?
Can they understand what you want to do and have an opinion that will help you improve or not improve the reform? Does the population know what a revolving gear is? In case you were wondering,
this statistic helps you understand whether you need to build some schools or if you're okay and can industrialize, also because you need skilled workers for the most complex jobs. Also, because if scientists don't have scientist children, who all come from rich families, you're in deep trouble.
-civil modernization: I doubt a railgun is needed to drive around the city, but buses, technologies, or systems to avoid the capital being Gotham City would be appreciated.
It also helps you understand the standard of living.
NOTE: Only two of these will be implemented. If you have any opinions, ideas, or suggestions, please let me know. and vote for it
For future statistics, I need to know your currency and the denomination of the coins, (1-2-5-10-20-50-100-200 for the €, this is an example)
Article 1: Imports from Brazil The Empire of Brazil undertakes to regularly supply the Empire of Persia:
Coffee and Cocoa: For internal consumption and imperial trade.
Timber: Raw material for construction.
Foodstuffs: Food supplies for sustenance.
Article 2: Exports from Persia In exchange, the Empire of Persia undertakes to supply Brazil:
Textiles: Fine carpets and elaborate fabrics.
Metallurgical Products: Metal products and iron and steel tools.
Agricultural Products: Typical Persian products.
Jewelry: Precious artifacts and high-quality goldsmithing.
Medicine: Medicinal supplies produced in imperial laboratories.
Article 3: Logistics The exchange of goods will take place via the agreed-upon maritime routes, ensuring the continuity of flows between the respective main ports.
