a question about the reset

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

what about the material results of old legislation, e.g. high-speed rail lines? do we still have those? (apologies if this question has already been discussed)

[NeverAgain]

Everything is reset. Meaning that every U.S.  legislation passed before 6/1/16 is on the Atlasian books. No high speed rails or high minimum wage. And most importantly, no budget surplus.

[Leinad]

I've been presuming NeverAgain's answer, although it's a bit odd if you think about it. Of course, we can suspend the rules of reality and logic (e.g. magically make high-speed rail lines disappear) in a game such as this.

Now, the question I'd like to know (to shamelessly piggyback off of this thread ) is: are foreign affairs reset?

[NeverAgain]

I've been presuming NeverAgain's answer, although it's a bit odd if you think about it. Of course, we can suspend the rules of reality and logic (e.g. magically make high-speed rail lines disappear) in a game such as this.

Atlasia is getting very, very, sleepy.

[Classic Conservative]

Another question are GM Reports/ SOS reports about foreign deals or made up foreign events still considered fact

[Associate Justice PiT]

I've been presuming NeverAgain's answer, although it's a bit odd if you think about it. Of course, we can suspend the rules of reality and logic (e.g. magically make high-speed rail lines disappear) in a game such as this.

Now, the question I'd like to know (to shamelessly piggyback off of this thread ) is: are foreign affairs reset?

     As I understand it, the only things that remain in principle are the players of the game. Otherwise we are just United States c.2016.

[Blair]

I've been presuming NeverAgain's answer, although it's a bit odd if you think about it. Of course, we can suspend the rules of reality and logic (e.g. magically make high-speed rail lines disappear) in a game such as this.

Now, the question I'd like to know (to shamelessly piggyback off of this thread ) is: are foreign affairs reset?

     As I understand it, the only things that remain in principle are the players of the game. Otherwise we are just United States c.2016.

This was my assumption as well

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

thanks for the input, everyone

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I've been presuming NeverAgain's answer, although it's a bit odd if you think about it. Of course, we can suspend the rules of reality and logic (e.g. magically make high-speed rail lines disappear) in a game such as this.

Now, the question I'd like to know (to shamelessly piggyback off of this thread ) is: are foreign affairs reset?

     As I understand it, the only things that remain in principle are the players of the game. Otherwise we are just United States c.2016.

This was my assumption as well

A social democracy, we are no longer.  Sad!

[Mike Thick]

Another question -- do regions reset to the laws of, say, a state? Or do they completely start from scratch?

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Another question -- do regions reset to the laws of, say, a state? Or do they completely start from scratch?

Pre-reboot, it was understood that all state laws remained in effect unless superseded by regional law. I assume that this remains the case now.

Of course, there is a great deal of variation between the laws of, say, Indiana and Vermont - all the more reason for our new regional governments to hop to it!

[Mike Thick]

Ah, okay. Budgets are gonna be a pain in the butt

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Since there's been talk of stripping marriage rights for LGBT Atlasians - does the Obergefell v. Hodges ruling remain in effect?

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Most likely so.