Nunez is very persistent indeed, lol. I feel like he should get a bigger role in TPH2 for that reason.
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I tried to lose the primary to him, but still won, tho he did ask to be named my Vp, tho it didn’t give me the option, so it seems like he could your Vp in the 2nd game
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I belive it would’ve been nice if the game told you at least in a subtle way that attacking your opponent constantly is unlikely to be a good idea.
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I mean, for the rest of the campaign arc, attacking a lot does help win (granted your family isn’t too pleased, and winning decisively without attacking is possible). It’s only the debate where it’s detrimental.
The debate is also unimportant to the campaign as a whole, as the author has said above.
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I tried a strategy which didn’t relied on attacking and I either get the debate on a tie or I lose…
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I know but I still want to win!
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This. We players want to be master debators.
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Ong lol
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59 approval rating
Helped cassidy by granting the construction award to aomeone
Paying 10 million for campaign funds
I still lose both house and senate bruh, this feels unbalanced
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The construction grant is just a bonus, what he really wants is that opioid thing vetoed. Having the rich spouse should make up for not doing that though. Also, Yes, it is unbalanced, as mentioned, that’s intentional
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Having the rich spouse doesn’t changes anything except having more wealth
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I’m pretty sure they do give you one election related bonus, it might be during the presidential election instead, I can’t remember
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ok then
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If you didn’t prmised to not use PAC money she give you a bonus to get reelected
elseif spouseinterest = “wealth”
*if PACPledge = true
While ${SpouseFirst} and ${SpousePossessive} family maxed out campaign contributions to your campaign, they were prevented from making a bigger impact due to your pledge to refuse PAC money.
*page_break
*goto negativitycalc
*else
${SpouseFirst} and ${SpousePossessive} family again proved to be top financial backers of your campaign. The Walforts and their network of wealthy friends pushed hundreds of millions of dollars into PACs friendly to your campaign, creating a surge of friendly advertisements in the weeks and months leading up to election day.
*page_break
*set campaign +1
*goto negativitycalc
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I’m specifically talking about getting the senate on my side during midterms.
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Yeah, I don’t think there’s any way to do it that doesn’t involve giving Cassidy his opioid bill Vito
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Also want to add that in a close with Primary with Nunez, he cuts a deal where you can make him a Vp, but it doesn’t let you choose him, or if you dont want him as one of the options, you could add a quick scene were you or one of your campaign manager just straight up days, you have anxiety, we can’t pick you, but well give you this job in the cabinet, or we’ll endorse you during your next senate race, just an idea if you didn’t want Nunez to actually be a Vp pick
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For context: coding bugs relating to Nunez went on unsolved for months. I spent hours looking through my own code and posted questions on the forum because of the issues he was causing. At first, he was always launching a primary challenge when he shouldn’t be, then he was always winning that primary challenge because of a coding error, then when that was fixed he was still appearing in the epilogue as if he won when he didn’t.
He was originally going to be a throw-away character whose only purpose was to serve as a counterweight if your character was unpopular or drifted ideologically from your base, but I feel like I have to give him a more prominent role in book two solely for his persistence. He has truly taken on a mind of his own and I now fear he wields more power in shaping the story than I do.
I applaud him for it.
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Nunez the true antagonist of the story
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Is anyone else having a problem where it wont let you use Pacs during the Election, and you have to automatically face Hoffman.
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