Party Values

Each party has its own set of values, which reflects its ideology and views on the ideal system of society. Values are divided into two groups: nonpolar (welfare, order, prestige) and polar (militancy/peacefulness, development/stability, equality/privilege, freedom/common good. Each value has a current level and a level desired by the party. The current level shows the actual position of certain estates in the country. The desired level for the ruling party indicates the direction in which the party will lead the country. And for the opposition party, its desired level of the value is a promise of certain changes for the estates, which determines the degree of their support for this party.

Gameplay Tips
Populism and inflated political promises of the opposition are good in their campaign. But how long will the party hold on to power when it turns out that these promises are not met? Before bringing an opposition party to power, it is necessary to assess how its desired values differ from the current situation in the country and the expectations of the estates.