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« on: July 27, 2007, 04:37:33 PM »

Post results from games you have played in PM forever Canada.

I'll post my regular games soon.
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« Reply #1 on: July 27, 2007, 05:00:19 PM »

My first game ever... I played as Conservative.

Liberal Party: 5,123,803 (34%) 144 seats
Bloc Québecois: 1 440 037 (9%) 64 seats
Conservative Party: 3 520 457 (23%) 54 seats
NDP: 2 943 267 (19%) 44 seats
Green: 1 391 058 (9%) 1 seat Saanich-Gulf Islands
Indies: 103 356 (0%) 1 seat
Christian Heritage: 67 746
Marxist-Leninist: 46 999
Marijuana: 36 367
Progressive Canadian: 25 444
Canadian Action: 24 746
Libertarian: 13 320
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« Reply #2 on: July 27, 2007, 05:31:37 PM »

Intentionally wrecking the Liberals and Paul Martin by doing stupid things! Lol.

Martin DEFEATED in La Salle-Émard. Conservatives sweeps PEI, taking all 4 seats. In the Atlantic provinces only, Harper wins 49%, Layton 35%, Martin 7%. Bloc takes 71 seats in Québec, Liberals take 3 in QC, Conservatives take 1. Conservatives sweep Ontario and even Nunavut.


Conservative Party: 5 849 142 (41%) 177 seats
NDP: 3 809 726 (27%) 56 seats
Bloc Québecois: 1 704 488 (12%) 71 seats
Green: 1 165 677 (8%)
Liberal Party: 1 058 901 (7%) 4 seats
Marxist-Leninist: 145 403 (1%)
Indies: 75 979
Christian Heritage: 74 668
Canadian Action: 29 385
Progressive Canadian: 29 069
Marijuana: 27 475
Libertarian: 10 576
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« Reply #3 on: July 27, 2007, 08:22:30 PM »

Nice.  I wish I had the full version, but alas I dont have a credit card.
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« Reply #4 on: July 27, 2007, 09:47:39 PM »

Nice.  I wish I had the full version, but alas I dont have a credit card.

you can use debit IIRC
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« Reply #5 on: July 27, 2007, 11:28:11 PM »

according to their site, they accept cheques. Might be something I'll consider.

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« Reply #6 on: July 28, 2007, 08:19:00 PM »

Nice.  I wish I had the full version, but alas I dont have a credit card.

you can use debit IIRC

Yeah, I've paid using debit before.
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« Reply #7 on: July 28, 2007, 10:20:39 PM »

I used debit to buy my 80soft games.
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« Reply #8 on: July 29, 2007, 02:00:15 AM »

Could we do this with other versions of Prime Minister Forever? Such as Australia and the United Kingdom?
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« Reply #9 on: July 29, 2007, 08:06:22 AM »

Could we do this with other versions of Prime Minister Forever? Such as Australia and the United Kingdom?


OMG U HATE CANADA!

It's up to you to do that. You don't need to ask permission before posting.
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« Reply #10 on: August 12, 2007, 10:36:53 AM »

As a Green! I got the goal of 8% and one seat

Conservative Party: 4,682,951 (31%) 133 seats
Liberal Party: 4,156,922 (28%) 80 seats
NDP: 2,388,536 (16%) 27 seats
Bloc Québecois: 1,737,540 (11%) 66 seats
Green: 1,515,994 (10%) 1 seat (me)
Indies: 91,163 (0%) 1 seat
Christian Heritage: 43,944
Marijuana: 40,116
Canadian Action: 33,964
Marxist-Leninist: 25,469
Progressive Canadian: 25,113
Libertarian: 9,725

Greens got 21.1% in BC, 1% from beating NDP into fourth there!

-Saanich-Gulf Islands-
Andrew Lewis (Green) 38%
Sheilla Orr (Liberal) 22%
Jennifer Burgis (NDP) 19%
Gary Lunn (Con) 19% * incumbent


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« Reply #11 on: August 12, 2007, 10:40:47 AM »

Lead a great campaign according to the game, better than my disasterous and incompetenet Chrétien 1993-1997 games!
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« Reply #12 on: August 30, 2007, 02:22:39 AM »

I was playing as Prime Minister Paul Martin in the original Canadian Prime Minister Forever. I made him a right-wing extremist, except on the issue of Terrorism. Which he said Let's surrender to the terrorists. In the end, the Liberal party managed to get 27 seats and Paul Martin lost his seat. Here's the results:

Conservative 167 seats (5,529,836) 37%
Bloc Quebecois 69 seats (2,268,111) 15%
New Democratic 45 seats (3,860,531) 26%
Liberal 27 seats (3,069,220) 20%

Results in Paul Martin's seat of LaSalle-Emard:

Thierry Larivee (Bloc Quebecois) 45%
Paul Martin (Liberal) 39%
Rebecca Blaikie (NDP) 8%
Joe de Santis (Conservative) 7%
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« Reply #13 on: September 01, 2007, 07:51:48 PM »

Which year was that scenario?
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« Reply #14 on: September 01, 2007, 08:17:18 PM »


It was the original 2004 scenario.
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« Reply #15 on: September 27, 2007, 11:18:25 PM »

I ran as myself in Australian Prime Minister Forever. I was the Liberal Party candidate who took charge of the Liberal Party after the resignation of John Howard in June 2003. I ran on a moderate platform which was well received by the Australian voters. In the end it was a massive landslide for the Liberal/National Coalition. The ALP ended the election with 43 seats.

Note: Results on Two-Party Prefered

Liberal/National Coalition 107 Seats 56% (5,677,208)
Labor Party 43 Seats 43% (4,374,140)
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« Reply #16 on: October 12, 2007, 08:15:27 PM »

Played as MacKay in 2006 and did OK considering I screwed up badly in the end.

Liberal 28%, 111 seats [last poll 27%, 108]
Conservative 25%, 74 seats [last poll 23%, 68]
NDP 24%, 55 seats [last poll 23%, 57]
Bloc Quebecois 10%, 66 seats [last poll 10%, 65]
Green 9%, 1 seat [last poll 8%, 1]
Marijuana 0%[last poll 1%]
CHP 0%[last poll 0%]
MLPC 0%[last poll 2%]
Action 0%[last poll 1%]
PCP 0%[last poll 1%]
Libertarian 0%[last poll 1%]
Independent 0%, 1 seat[last poll 1%, 1]

MacKay lost however in his own seat Tongue
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« Reply #17 on: October 20, 2007, 03:25:24 PM »

Played as Mulroney in 1993, kind of hard to do well as the PC in there but I was able to do considerably well for the PC

Liberal 32%, 147 seats [last poll 30%, 141] GOVT. (MIN)
Progressive Conservative 20%, 13 seats [last poll 15%, 5]
Reform 16%, 55 seats [last poll 17%, 63]
Bloc Quebecois 11%, 57 seats [last poll 11%, 58] OFF. OPP.
NDP 9%, 19 seats [last poll 9%, 19]
National Party 4%, 2 [last poll 4%, 1]
Natural Law 1% [last poll 1%]
Green 0% [last poll 1%]
CHP 0% [last poll 1%]
MLPC 0% [last poll 1%]
Abolitionist 0%[ last poll 2%]
Canada Party 0% [last poll 1%]
Libertarian 0% [last poll 1%]
Commonwealth 0%[last poll 0%]
Communist 0%[last poll 3%]
Independent 0%, 2 seats [last poll 1%, 2]

Incredible how the polls were inaccurate in this one (these are the most-off polls in all my games I played)
MacKay lost however in his own seat Tongue
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« Reply #18 on: October 31, 2007, 05:04:41 PM »

The most screwed up game ever. First off a massive Conservative landslide, then a NDP minority government, then a total NDP collapse (yay!) with the Greens coming out of nowhere to lead in BC and then nationally.



Canada is totally anti-establishment now. The Greens in government and the Bloc in opposition.


Green 30% 153
Liberal 22% 35
Conservative 20% 34
NDP 15% 20
Bloc 10% 66

The Greens got 33% in BC and Alberta, 34% in Yukon, 31% NE Ontario, 32% in S Ontario, Ottawa is a total Green sweep (even Ottawa-Vanier yay!), the Greens are quite low in Quebec (only 2 seats, including Outremont) and 18-24% depending on regions. A very screwed up game. Very. The weirdest is that they don't win in BGOS!

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« Reply #19 on: October 31, 2007, 06:00:27 PM »


I hate you. lol
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« Reply #20 on: November 01, 2007, 12:16:11 AM »

Hashemite did you give the Greens $999,000,000 dollars so they could pull off this victory? I gave the Greens that much money once and I only won 8 seats. Could I ask did Prime Minister Paul Martin lose his seat? That would be the icing on the cake in a scenario like this. Smiley
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« Reply #21 on: November 01, 2007, 04:57:13 PM »

Played as the Marijuana Party, went up to 12% in nationwide polls (but polls are inaccurate as always). However, I did quite good

Conservative 31% 149
Liberal 24% 54
NDP 20% 36
Bloc 11% 67
Green 9% 1
Indies 0% 1
Marijuana 1% (192,146 votes)
All others under 1%

Records for Marijuana: 21.5% in Nunavut, second place, Longley took 18% in Hochelaga (second). Did over 10% and second in all 3 contested Montreal seats.

Got "Blair Longley the Tricky"

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« Reply #22 on: November 03, 2007, 11:46:30 PM »

I just ran as Kevin Rudd in the Australia 2007 scenario in Australian Prime Minister Forever. I didn't begin to campaign until the final three weeks. I attacked Prime Minister Howard on his Workchoices policy, whilst balancing those attack ad's with ones boasting Kevin Rudd's Leadership. The last poll before the Election indicated that I would win with a 53-45% margin over the Coalition.

It was to be the case. I ended up winning the election as Kevin Rudd and his ALP. They managed to gain 23 seats and have a swing of 5.9% against the Coalition, towards the ALP.

Federal Election Results - November 24 2007

Australian Labor Party: 83 seats, 49% of the P.V. (4,997,883) WINNER
Australian Liberal Party/Nationals: 67 seats, 44% of the P.V. (4,564,440)
Australian Greens: 0 seats, 4% of the P.V (494,859)

The ALP managed to knock off Michael Ferguson in Bass, Aging Minister Christopher Pyne in Sturt and numerous other Liberals around the country.

However, the ALP weren't able to pick up the seats of Bennelong (where Prime Minister Howard defeated Maxine McKew 51-49%), Wentworth (where Environment Minister Turnbull defeated George Newhouse 52-48%) and North Sydney (where I.R. Minister Joe Hockey defeated former T.V. Weatherman Mike Bailey 51-49%). These seats had High profile ALP candidates running.
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« Reply #23 on: December 29, 2007, 12:00:13 AM »

I played as Kim Campbell's United Conservative Party in the United Right 1997 Scenario


Liberal Party: 5,558,574 (38%) 131 seats
Conservative Party: 4,888,412 (33%) 103 seats
NDP: 1,958,444 (13%) 14 seats
Bloc Québecois: 1,656,857 (11%) 52 seats
Ind: 88,902 (0%) 1 seat

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« Reply #24 on: December 29, 2007, 04:49:51 AM »
« Edited: December 29, 2007, 04:56:46 AM by Htmldon, voted most partisan member 3 years in a row! »

I played the "Rise of the PCP" scenario where Joe Clark and other anti-merger folks essentially re-form the PC.  I've tried this same one with Belinda Stronach as the PCP leader with slightly better results (twice as much $$$)

The Scenario (oddly) assumes a merger of the Bloc and NDP.  A Con-Lib coalition was formed and I successfully requested an NDP-PCP coalition in response - though it ended up not being relevant.


Liberal and Conservative Coalition 252 seats
Liberal Party: 5,604,334 (34%) 161 seats
Conservative Party: 4,618,073 (28%) 91 seats

NDP-PCP Coalition 56 seats
NDP(and Bloc): 3,365,818 (20%) 41 seats
Progressive Canadian: 2,633,201 (16%) 15 seats

PC Seat distribution
Alberta: 1 (Prentice won, Clark lost)
Manitoba: 1
Ontario: 3
Quebec: 4
NL: 2
NB: 2
NS: 2
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