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Of course, that in itself is a wild idea so I'll leave it up in the air for Frincko to decide.

Of course, that in itself is a wild idea so I'll leave it up in the air for Frincko to decide.

[QUOTE=Renegade;967405]They are both too easy to self confirm. Wouldn't then attorney just be a watered down Mayor?[/QUOTE]

You can slot these roles anywhere, which includes a potential possibility of revamping Elector to alter votes by changing their role. An auditor but with vote-change mechanics.

Originally Posted by Renegade

They are both too easy to self confirm. Wouldn't then attorney just be a watered down Mayor?

You can slot these roles anywhere, which includes a potential possibility of revamping Elector to alter votes by changing their role. An auditor but with vote-change mechanics.

Someone mentioned this in-game, and I thought it would be a neat replacement in place of Elector. Not sure which role alignment, but I'll add it here so someone can slot it in later as a parity styled role.

[color="#a8ada5"]Prosecutor [/COLOR]- during trials, your vote counts as 2 for guiltying

[color="#6e9928"]Attorney [/COLOR]- during trials, your vote counts as 2 for innoing.

Someone mentioned this in-game, and I thought it would be a neat replacement in place of Elector. Not sure which role alignment, but I'll add it here so someone can slot it in later as a parity styled role.

Prosecutor - during trials, your vote counts as 2 for guiltying

Attorney - during trials, your vote counts as 2 for innoing.