His system is our old system and only works for kingdoms smaller in scale than ours. His reasoning is herp derp, simple good old ways and the king is trying to make better laws, cause he's corrupt. Electing him means, going back to the old system and using it for a very long time, despite it not working.
He is pointedly not using the old System exactly, he has put forth changes of his own, one of which is Hereditary Landownership which is also an system that works for large kingdoms.

He's angry because like many he understandably thinks that the Chiefs are making laws and systems that are way too complex. Meaning too complex for ordinary people to understand, which makes it easier for the Chiefs to screw over the population and gather up wealth just by abusing their greater understanding of the system.

He wants to simplify things so that the people have more power and get their rights protected and can actually understand the tax law and thus avoid getting screwed over, in his eyes. Which again, he has a point.
 
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[X] Snub him (Small chance of -1 Stability)
[X] Stop trading with both (-4 Diplomacy)
[X] We will find land for you to settle (-1 Stability, +2 Econ)
 
[X] Snub him (Small chance of -1 Stability)
[X] Stop trading with the Highlanders (-3 Diplomacy, small chance of the Highlanders declaring war)
[X] We will find land for you to settle (-1 Stability, +2 Econ)
 
Dude, the issue is a war at this time is the WORST thing to happen, since it sucks up secondary actions we need to resolve the crisis. And no, I don't think electing the guy is solving the crisis, and is still a terrible justification for a war just because.

We didn't declare war, someone else did. The March and our Military 8 are stable enough to hold and make gains in the war, if it occurs.

For all we know, HK might declare war anyway, so risk of war exists.

Also, electing that king will end the crsis; therefore no problem.
 
[X] Snub him (Small chance of -1 Stability)
[X] Stop trading with the Highlanders (-3 Diplomacy, small chance of the Highlanders declaring war)
[X] We will find land for you to settle (-1 Stability, +2 Econ)
 
[X] Snub him (Small chance of -1 Stability)
[X] Stop trading with the Highlanders (-3 Diplomacy, small chance of the Highlanders declaring war)
[X] We will find land for you to settle (-1 Stability, +2 Econ)
 
[X] Elect Cwriid heir (+1 Stability, Crisis Ends on his terms)
[X] Stop trading with the Highlanders (-3 Diplomacy, small chance of the Highlanders declaring war)
[X] We will find land for you to settle (-1 Stability, +2 Econ)

Change pending further information.
 
It's the same as Legitimacy currently and that is maxed. All we really care about is technically fulfilled.
It's not the same.
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Requirements to fix: Restore stability?, restore legitimacy, communication??, literacy??
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Requirements to fix: Restore stability?, restore legitimacy?, ???, ???
Bold/test size my emphasis
 
no the old system wasn't perfect, which is why everyone went for the 'perfect' new system :rolleyes:
Look, I'll be the first to admit we might have gone a little too complicated as a first try at tax reform, but saying the old system worked perfectly well is very misleading.

If we can come out of this with simple quotas and flat labor payments, then I'll be happy
 
We didn't declare war, someone else did. The March and our Military 8 are stable enough to hold and make gains in the war, if it occurs.

For all we know, HK might declare war anyway, so risk of war exists.

Also, electing that king will end the crsis; therefore no problem.

...the march is on the other side.

March protects us from north and west.

HK and TH are in the east and south,
 
Why "Stop trading with the Highlanders"? The extra +1 diplomacy IMO is absolutely not worth the small chance of war. It's a single action's worth of stats in exchange for a ~20% chance of failing the crisis. (~25% chance of war, likely lose 2-3 actions from it, combine with another LoO trigger and we won't have enough stability or if some other actions are needed and we don't have the slots)

We've got so much diplomacy right now, this is the perfect time to spend it. It also keeps things fair as we'll completely avoid taking sides, and we can't spare those actions.
 
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Also, are you guys joking with the -2 stability with looming economy crsis and risk of war?

Do you really want to temp the dice by punching martial hero in the face when he have his own province & army?
 
[X] Suppress the Young Stallion movement (-1 Stability, +1 Turns to resolve crisis, small chance of civil war)
Honestly just tired of his shit. + we get yet another turn.
[X] Declare war on the Highlanders (-2 Diplomacy)
Prefer the TH.
[X] We will find land for your to settle (-1 Stability, +2 Economy)
Large chance to lose stability for no gain otherwise.
 
[X] Suppress the Young Stallion movement (-1 Stability, +1 Turns to resolve crisis, small chance of civil war)
Honestly just tired of his shit. + we get yet another turn.
[X] Declare war on the Highlanders (-2 Diplomacy)
Prefer the TH.
[X] We will find land for your to settle (-1 Stability, +2 Economy)
Large chance to lose stability for no gain otherwise.
Why. JUST WHY. We can't afford war right now.
 
Also, are you guys joking with the -2 stability with looming economy crsis and risk of war?

Do you really want to temp the dice by punching martial hero in the face when he have his own province & army?
He isn't going to rebel. He doesn't do the politics well enough to actually throw a fit.

That said, if we combine it with a potential war, then things are going to get really messy and I really wish people would stop tempting the war. We really, really can not afford it now. All it costs is 1 Diplomacy point, bringing us down to 5 instead of 6 to make sure we don't get sucked into a war during a crises.

Please, we do not want to waste time getting involved in this!
 
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