It is in the "Abruptly and simply demand obedience" path. Since game tends to punish bad cops and reward good ones, normally people don't take that path.
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Yeah, travel time reduction is planned as part of the NPC scheduling overhaul anyways. I want to make decimal places for travel times possible, so you can have locations that take less than a full minute to cross. The game time should still only have precision up to the minute mark, but the decimal places should still accumulate and cause events to be checked when passing time.
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I think I requested it a long time ago, but if there was a way to know where NPCs are going (to follow them) would be great. If it's easier, maybe only for the NPCs that are tagged (favorite?). It sucks when you call them and ask where they are and even if they are in the next street, they'll disappear by the time you get there
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to fulfill both of your requests, this lolicop will now enforce the law into larseny's arse with a baton while corrupt_giga_chad has to watch.
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tbh half of those subjects can be thrown out of the water without hampering the stats for students.
i also just made my teachers do ALL subjects xD. over time they become professionals in all of em. makes fishing for certain events a bit trickier though. but managing classes is much easier, cause every teacher is more or less responsible for one class.
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It says it was vetoed by "Karin Hardman".
"Veto" isn't "vote" spelled wrong, it's a high ranking executives ability to overrule the result of official processes (example: votes) to prevent their results from passing to become policy/law.
So in other words, "Karin" has the authority to overrule the vote, and for some reason she did, so it couldn't pass.
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Idk, as I haven't played that much of the game yet. You probably have to somehow convince the person who vetoed it to not do that next time, probably through charisma checks or something. Your original reply only said you were confused about why it didn't pass when the majority voted in favor, and I answered that the best I could.
- Oct 16, 2018
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miki22 Says right there "on the can" why the proposal failed to pass: there was at least one veto.
Amount of "Yes" votes only counts against "No" votes; veto overrides the votes completely and is an auto-fail. In other words, you need to have zero vetoes AND more "Yes" than "No".
Simplified:
Yes = +1
No = -1
Abstain = 0
Veto = -∞
And you need a positive score for proposals to be passed. So you need to improve relations with Karin - via flirt or quests or whatever - until she is more receptive to the idea (Corruption/Inhibition), and given the amount of supporters you already have, even "upgrading" her to an Against vote would get you a pass.
Amount of "Yes" votes only counts against "No" votes; veto overrides the votes completely and is an auto-fail. In other words, you need to have zero vetoes AND more "Yes" than "No".
Simplified:
Yes = +1
No = -1
Abstain = 0
Veto = -∞
And you need a positive score for proposals to be passed. So you need to improve relations with Karin - via flirt or quests or whatever - until she is more receptive to the idea (Corruption/Inhibition), and given the amount of supporters you already have, even "upgrading" her to an Against vote would get you a pass.