Over the first few days of your stewardship of the paper, the player's bosses in the government will assign loyalty goals and readership quotas that need to be met at risk of the comfort and safety of the player's family, under government supervision. Bad news, however, lowers government loyalty. Some sensational stories (about, eg., celebrities, weather and sports) increase readership interest, while other stories - about policy triumphs and the like - increase loyalty to the government. Or at least it should, my basic knowledge of HTML just tells me there's something nefarious afoot.Republia's rival nation Antegria has been defeated at war and rebel elements have been quashed! Now the centralised government needs to win over the hearts and minds of its citizens - with the player on the front lines, comrade, as the editor of the national newspaper! Sitting at a news desk (bearing an uncanny ressemblance to an '80s Macintosh desktop publishing setup), players oversee stories coming in over the news wire services and get to select which stories to run and how much space to allocate them on the front page before the work day ends and the papers go to the presses.

Unless TRP is in an embedded window, the whole site would go down if it didn't work. How in the fricking fuck can a website work, but not its flash element? That's not how HTML works.

That's weird.Ĭome on, load through my banter, will you? The Republia Times shares an acronym with The Red Pill (TRP).

It does this on two computers I've tried, a slow laptop that's mine and a public computer, both of which yield the same result. I honestly typed all that to buy time for The Republia Times to load, but they'reit's still loading. So, typing the title was a bit of a pain. NATO may be a collective of people, but it's a singular entity. Organizations are a big part of this, like 'NATO are going to nuke ISIS'. Don't you hate it when a plural is the title of something and you have to use 'is' instead of 'are'?

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