In my save, it is, but if I load cantdownloadit's save first, and restart with his exact setting, the number of persons dropped to just 30. Somehow loading a previous save, affects what the next new game generated.David wrote: There is a total of 87 persons in the game. So it should be sufficient even for the case of having 7 cities and 40 corporations in the game.
Even with 50 companies and 10 cities, they can still be covered by the 87 persons.
I'll try, but that will take a while, need to generate quite the income to beat established cities' mayor. And waiting till the election years. And the core issue is that when I form my own party, I can not choose which party members I get, they are randomly assigned, and they may not lived in the city I liked to have influence. With 7 cities, and if the initial party members all belong to the same city, and if unlucky and not get the right candidates, I might need to win every time one city after another new city, and never lose a battle once elected, and still could take 24 years in minimum to get to the right city I want to have influence. In practice this might take like half a century to a century. Which is a really long time.David wrote: You should be able to have a party member run for mayor in a city other than the person's home town. Perhaps you could give it a try and see if it works this way as intended.
BTW. how to assign a member to run for mayor for another city when its not his/her hometown?
