Thomahawk2k
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4 years ago I don't know how Alpinia's system works and how you change it again, but if someone wanted to add this to my tags, make sure that the junior coalition parties only give half the political power. For HOL, FIN and SWE it could be applicable as described above. For DEN it would be at the start Socdem (senior) and SocLib (junior), in the case den.16 MarkLib (seniors) and SocCons and SocLibs Junior and when the market liberals are elected normally the SocCons would be junior partner only. For NOR it would be all centrist parties in one coalition at the start and the social democrats (senior) plus social liberals (junior) or market liberals (senior) and social conservatives (junior) after the elections.
Alpinia
ZimbabweSaltCo
With the introduction of a coalition system to the master, I've decided (with Alpinia's blessing) to make a list of tags that might be able to benefit, for the sake of having them all written down. Hopefully this will help with system's phasing in.
Please note that this list may not be comprehensive, and are suggestions. I may have forgotten about a few tags, and whether or not they should be implemented is, of course, the decision of each tag's dev. As the label says, these are suggestions, and some of them may be spitballing a bit.
Once you've implemented a change or decided against it, please check the tag's box on the list below. Thanks :)
Western and Southern Europe
[x] COF - The gridlock outcomes might be worth considering, One of them has the Syndicalists as the ruling party with a RadSoc HoG, which is the particular one I'm thinking of.
[x] ENG - Similar to the above, putting Tom Mann as HoS as a compromise candidate makes Niclas y Glais HoG, so that's worth considering.
[x] BEL - As a democratized German puppet, the BWP can win the elections and they have SocLib, SocDem, and Syndicalist wings. As independent Belgium this remains true.
[x] FLN - Elections here result in either a liberal or socialist coalition. I can provide screenshots if needed.
[x] WLL - A liberal election victory lets them choose between a Catholic or Socialist coalition. Similar to BEL, the BWP-POB alliance is modelled as having SocDem and Syndicalist factions, though the SocLib elements are gone. Again, screenshots may be provided upon request.
[x] HOL - Easily one of the most qualified candidates for this mechanic. In this tag we have: CNA-LSP coalition, with further compromise options CNA-VNH coalition VNH-CNA coalition VNH's PatAut and NatPop wings VDB-SDAP coalition SDAP-RSAP coalition
[x] ITA - Starts with the SocDem party as the coalition partner of the SocLib government.
Northern Europe
[x] SWE - The start has the SocCons leading a coalition with the MarkLibs, and a SocDem victory results in either the SocLibs or the RadSocs entering a coalition. In addition, the military coup has either the AV becoming both AuthDem and SocCon if the monarchy is restored, and a bunch of cabinet shenanigans both before they do and if they refuse to.
[x] NOR and DEN - I wish I was more familiar with these tags so I can say with certainty, but parliamentary politics are usually prone to coalitions...?
[x] FIN - The Red-Earth Government seems pretty perfect for this.
Eastern Europe
[x] ROM - The PNT is this big-tent party that spans 3 ideologies, so this seems like a good fit.
[x] GRE - One of the possible election outcomes is a SocLib-SocDem coalition.