Comments on: Strategy Hints http://theoryspark.com/help/political_games/president_forever Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:48:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Tim Snipes http://theoryspark.com/help/political_games/president_forever/welcome-to-president-forever-2008-primaries/strategy-hints/#comment-11655 Tim Snipes Sat, 03 Apr 2010 21:48:41 +0000 http://theoryspark.com/help/political_games/president_forever/?page_id=18#comment-11655 I would consider this a glitch in the game. It's one thing for a second place candidate to stay in until the matter is settled, but when I have well over the necessary number of committed delegates, there's no reason for a losing candidate to keep attacking me until the convention. The campaign is over when a majority of delegates are committed to the winning candidate. I would consider this a glitch in the game. It’s one thing for a second place candidate to stay in until the matter is settled, but when I have well over the necessary number of committed delegates, there’s no reason for a losing candidate to keep attacking me until the convention. The campaign is over when a majority of delegates are committed to the winning candidate.

]]> By: mike http://theoryspark.com/help/political_games/president_forever/welcome-to-president-forever-2008-primaries/strategy-hints/#comment-200 mike Sun, 14 Sep 2008 20:04:36 +0000 http://theoryspark.com/help/political_games/president_forever/?page_id=18#comment-200 You dont have to offer the VP position to Thompson. After you won the nomination a box will come up with a list of bunch of names to pick your VP. You dont have to offer the VP position to Thompson. After you won the nomination a box will come up with a list of bunch of names to pick your VP.

]]> By: admin http://theoryspark.com/help/political_games/president_forever/welcome-to-president-forever-2008-primaries/strategy-hints/#comment-27 admin Thu, 07 Aug 2008 22:12:52 +0000 http://theoryspark.com/help/political_games/president_forever/?page_id=18#comment-27 Yes, you need to conserve PIPs if you think this sort of situation is going to happen, so that you can persuade any opponent who doesn't drop out on their own accord to leave the race. Yes, you need to conserve PIPs if you think this sort of situation is going to happen, so that you can persuade any opponent who doesn’t drop out on their own accord to leave the race.

]]> By: Tony Beach http://theoryspark.com/help/political_games/president_forever/welcome-to-president-forever-2008-primaries/strategy-hints/#comment-20 Tony Beach Mon, 04 Aug 2008 17:19:26 +0000 http://theoryspark.com/help/political_games/president_forever/?page_id=18#comment-20 I'm in July in a 2008 campaign w/ Romney and have won the vast majority of delegates. Thompson won't drop out b/c of bad relations. I only have the PIP's I started out with even though I should have the nomination and I'm not able to offer the VP to anyone except Thompson. Is this how it works when you have an opponent who won't drop out? Do I have to wait till the convention or am I missing something? Thanks! Tony I’m in July in a 2008 campaign w/ Romney and have won the vast majority of delegates. Thompson won’t drop out b/c of bad relations. I only have the PIP’s I started out with even though I should have the nomination and I’m not able to offer the VP to anyone except Thompson. Is this how it works when you have an opponent who won’t drop out? Do I have to wait till the convention or am I missing something? Thanks!

Tony

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