- Location
- Academy City
- Pronouns
- They
Didn't realize I was starting turn 2, oops. Still think this is worth focusing.
House Vallerios, Turn 2:
1: Continue the Bureaucracy Reform:
When the Vallerois first took control of Richtershausen, it quickly became clear that they were far more competant at managing the lands than their predecessors were, and with that came sweeping changes to how things were run, including increased stamping down on corruption and improvements of recordkeeping. Even after this work, however, it's still clear that there areinneficiencies and cruft with the system, both on an institutional level and among the employees. A tradition of meritocracy is a fine thing, but equally important is that the merit being selected for is appropriate for the task and the job requirements keep up with the advancements of history. Before the printing press, paper and ink were not widely produced enough to make their expense trivial for government works, but even where the technology itself is unhelpful the economic changes it brings can be very beneficial.
Effect: The Richterhausen Beaurocracy will reform the record-filing systems and begin the transitions to duplicate record keeping.
2. Maritime Advancements
Waterways have always been one of the most critical parts of civilization, particularly for transportation; it's far less expensive to ship goods up or downriver on barges than cart them across even good roads, and the sea forms a similar role in commerce at a wider range. By funding shipbuilding and mariner schooling, we can increase the benefits this trade provides to us in more reliable shipping and discovering new trade routes.
Effect: Improve existing maritime educational facilities, and their associated shipbuilding facilities.
House Vallerios, Turn 2:
1: Continue the Bureaucracy Reform:
When the Vallerois first took control of Richtershausen, it quickly became clear that they were far more competant at managing the lands than their predecessors were, and with that came sweeping changes to how things were run, including increased stamping down on corruption and improvements of recordkeeping. Even after this work, however, it's still clear that there areinneficiencies and cruft with the system, both on an institutional level and among the employees. A tradition of meritocracy is a fine thing, but equally important is that the merit being selected for is appropriate for the task and the job requirements keep up with the advancements of history. Before the printing press, paper and ink were not widely produced enough to make their expense trivial for government works, but even where the technology itself is unhelpful the economic changes it brings can be very beneficial.
Effect: The Richterhausen Beaurocracy will reform the record-filing systems and begin the transitions to duplicate record keeping.
2. Maritime Advancements
Waterways have always been one of the most critical parts of civilization, particularly for transportation; it's far less expensive to ship goods up or downriver on barges than cart them across even good roads, and the sea forms a similar role in commerce at a wider range. By funding shipbuilding and mariner schooling, we can increase the benefits this trade provides to us in more reliable shipping and discovering new trade routes.
Effect: Improve existing maritime educational facilities, and their associated shipbuilding facilities.