Event
Bribes Growing More Accepted
'What is the difference between an honest man and a fool? The fool does not know that he is being swindled.'
This is an increasingly common saying in Country, the spirit of which is being proven through a more sinister change in our social fabric. Bribes are beginning to be seen as a natural consequence of the market, where every transaction carries a price. Those who refuse to take bribes are viewed as fools, as the saying suggests, or worse. The consequence of this cynicism is that any form of power corrupts, and no one who believes likewise is immune, not even the Ruler Title.
Definitionin_game/events/economy/corruption_event.txt:664
665type = country_event
666title = corruption_event.20.title Bribes Growing More Accepted
667desc = corruption_event.20.desc 'What is the difference between an honest man and a fool? The fool does not know that he is being swindled.'
This is an increasingly common saying in Country, the spirit of which is being proven through a more sinister change in our social fabric. Bribes are beginning to be seen as a natural consequence of the market, where every transaction carries a price. Those who refuse to take bribes are viewed as fools, as the saying suggests, or worse. The consequence of this cynicism is that any form of power corrupts, and no one who believes likewise is immune, not even the Ruler Title.
This is an increasingly common saying in Country, the spirit of which is being proven through a more sinister change in our social fabric. Bribes are beginning to be seen as a natural consequence of the market, where every transaction carries a price. Those who refuse to take bribes are viewed as fools, as the saying suggests, or worse. The consequence of this cynicism is that any form of power corrupts, and no one who believes likewise is immune, not even the Ruler Title.
668outcome = neutral
670illustration_tags = {
67110 = angry
67210 = interior
}
675immediate = {
}
}
679trigger = {
680monthly_balance < 0
681estate_power(estate_type:crown_estate) <= 0.1
}