I think the developers were unwilling to spend all the time to make your republic actually function as a republic instead of a monarchy, since they probably figured few people would go down that late-game route. So that’s why your republic still functions as an absolute monarchy like the other clans.
@@rance2799 the same was true of the United States during the eighteenth century, but they were still a republic in Empire: Total War and in real life. What is your point? I didn't say democratic republic.
It’s cancer if you don’t have a strong economy, if u have have an surplus income of 12-13k ur good just keep recruiting republican infantry and armstrong guns
@@mystictomato9466 endless wave of agent from shogun and imperial clan, many of your land you take previously will rebel because of diffireient alligency that you have to convert again, trade route being raided, constant naval bombarment or worse naval invasion. Etc.. There's a lot of annoying things happened in realm devine
Republic ending is somehow more satisfying. 1. No more taking orders from the Shogun. OR the emperor, for that matter. 2. Do you really think the clan's going to start an actual republic? Hell no. Just a new pseudo-emperor
it's still my head canon that you do form a republic but it's hard to hold that belief when the daimyo in the republic path outright says "No Shogun, No Emperor, we shall rule Japan!" To be fair though, "we" could mean everyone including the commoners. In real life, that "republic" in Hokkaido during the Boshin War was just a desperate attempt to get western support.
@@adambrande You're referring to the Ezo Republic also: it kind of messes with my immersion when they say they're a republic, but they're still ruled by the daimyo
@@Anonymous8830 it makes sense in the context of the game. You're still at war with the entirety of Japan. A military leader is needed for now, the republic can truly elect it's new government after the war. There are indeed military coup de tats in history where the military dictator willingly surrenders his powers once he believes the country is secure enough for democracy.
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The winning clan: Yes.... a Republic...
Aristocratic Republic
player : i've brough Freedom justice and security to my new empire
cinematic: You're new empire ?
I think the developers were unwilling to spend all the time to make your republic actually function as a republic instead of a monarchy, since they probably figured few people would go down that late-game route. So that’s why your republic still functions as an absolute monarchy like the other clans.
@@holdenennis The Ezu republic which most definitely inspired this path only allowed the higher caste like samurai to vote.
@@rance2799 the same was true of the United States during the eighteenth century, but they were still a republic in Empire: Total War and in real life. What is your point? I didn't say democratic republic.
For the Republic!
To ensure the security and continuing stability, the Republic will be reorganzed into the SECOND JAPANESE EMPIRE!
Finished legendary mode republican campaign yesterday, it was cancer but I did it. Now I can go back to playing CS:GO.
Why was it cancer?
It’s cancer if you don’t have a strong economy, if u have have an surplus income of 12-13k ur good just keep recruiting republican infantry and armstrong guns
@@mystictomato9466 endless wave of agent from shogun and imperial clan, many of your land you take previously will rebel because of diffireient alligency that you have to convert again, trade route being raided, constant naval bombarment or worse naval invasion. Etc..
There's a lot of annoying things happened in realm devine
@@Ghost-cd5zm I see… sounds fun…
@@Ghost-cd5zm Not to mention useless allies. I played as Tosa and fucking Choshu and Saga didn't do shit.
Republic ending is somehow more satisfying.
1. No more taking orders from the Shogun. OR the emperor, for that matter.
2. Do you really think the clan's going to start an actual republic? Hell no. Just a new pseudo-emperor
it's still my head canon that you do form a republic but it's hard to hold that belief when the daimyo in the republic path outright says "No Shogun, No Emperor, we shall rule Japan!" To be fair though, "we" could mean everyone including the commoners. In real life, that "republic" in Hokkaido during the Boshin War was just a desperate attempt to get western support.
@@adambrande You're referring to the Ezo Republic
also: it kind of messes with my immersion when they say they're a republic, but they're still ruled by the daimyo
@@Anonymous8830 it makes sense in the context of the game. You're still at war with the entirety of Japan. A military leader is needed for now, the republic can truly elect it's new government after the war. There are indeed military coup de tats in history where the military dictator willingly surrenders his powers once he believes the country is secure enough for democracy.
It gonna be like Roman Republic
Or napoleon @@systemreactive4092
The ending doesn't really make sense, a republic isn't a dictatorship...
Laughs in the medici
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lmao
lol
Republic for me, but not for thee.