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Kyle posted 04-01-99 07:48 PM ET
I just won the game by becoming Supreme Leader, by getting a majority vote. I thought everyone had to agree in order to win, otherwise, all those that did vote for you had to take out those that didn't.
Singularity posted 04-01-99 07:56 PM ET
You need a 3/4 majority to win, not unanimous vote.
Kyle posted 04-01-99 09:01 PM ET
Oh, and that brings another question. Is that, on a one faction, one vote, or by the normal accumulated by city vote count?

eNo posted 04-01-99 09:52 PM ET
Population count vote. Like the Planetary Governor.
MoSe posted 04-02-99 04:32 AM ET
I did happen once to me (on my way up to TI)that (Talent level) a suicidal Gaia refused to bend, after I was elected SL with 90%, so I had to wipe her out.
Well, even if all the remaining factions still kept their Pacts with me, I had to explicitly reapply for Diplomatic Victory.
HMFIC posted 04-02-99 08:03 AM ET
Thats odd...I recently won a TI game after being elected supreme leader, I had 3 factions decide they didn't like the vote so I 'explained' to them why their opinion didn't matter. Anyway, when do chlorinating the gene pool, the game declared me victorious, no reapplication for supreme leader.
Schoop posted 04-07-99 11:34 AM ET
The manual says (yeah, I actually read most of it) that after you show everyone who resists the will of the council the error of their ways, that you get a conquest victory.
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Author	Topic: Question about the "Supreme Leader" victory
Kyle	posted 04-01-99 07:48 PM ET I just won the game by becoming Supreme Leader, by getting a majority vote. I thought everyone had to agree in order to win, otherwise, all those that did vote for you had to take out those that didn't.
Singularity	posted 04-01-99 07:56 PM ET You need a 3/4 majority to win, not unanimous vote.
Kyle	posted 04-01-99 09:01 PM ET Oh, and that brings another question. Is that, on a one faction, one vote, or by the normal accumulated by city vote count?
eNo	posted 04-01-99 09:52 PM ET Population count vote. Like the Planetary Governor.
MoSe	posted 04-02-99 04:32 AM ET I did happen once to me (on my way up to TI)that (Talent level) a suicidal Gaia refused to bend, after I was elected SL with 90%, so I had to wipe her out. Well, even if all the remaining factions still kept their Pacts with me, I had to explicitly reapply for Diplomatic Victory.
HMFIC	posted 04-02-99 08:03 AM ET Thats odd...I recently won a TI game after being elected supreme leader, I had 3 factions decide they didn't like the vote so I 'explained' to them why their opinion didn't matter. Anyway, when do chlorinating the gene pool, the game declared me victorious, no reapplication for supreme leader.
Schoop	posted 04-07-99 11:34 AM ET The manual says (yeah, I actually read most of it) that after you show everyone who resists the will of the council the error of their ways, that you get a conquest victory.