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*** ''Dimension 2'' actually made that bill practical, as not only is there a special Senator that could sway the vote through unique effects (such as extra bribes, charming Nay voters or putting said voters to sleep, thus eliminating their vote), the money given upon success was based off enemy level. This meant that in the post-game, you could flip the Cheat Shop to 20-star Land of Carnage, bribe the special Senator to sway the vote in your favor, and then rake in ''billions'' of HL!
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*** ''Dimension 2'' actually made that bill practical, as not only is there a special Senator that could sway the vote through unique effects (such as extra bribes, charming Nay voters or putting said voters to sleep, thus eliminating their vote), the money given upon success was based off enemy level. This meant that in the post-game, you could flip the Cheat Shop to 20-star Land of Carnage, bribe the special Senator to sway the vote in your favor, and then rake in ''billions'' of HL!HL!
* The {{Counter|Attack}} stat dictates if a combatant will retaliate against enemies' normal attacks, with "COUNTER!". However, if the enemy also has a non-zero Counter stat, they will strike back, resulting in "COUNTER-COUNTER!" If both combatants' Counter stats and HP are high enough, it can result in some hilariously long counter chains, to the effect of something like [[OverlyLongGag "COUNTER-COUNTER-COUNTER-COUNTER-COUNTER-COUNTER-COUNTER!"]]
* The {{Counter|Attack}} stat dictates if a combatant will retaliate against enemies' normal attacks, with "COUNTER!". However, if the enemy also has a non-zero Counter stat, they will strike back, resulting in "COUNTER-COUNTER!" If both combatants' Counter stats and HP are high enough, it can result in some hilariously long counter chains, to the effect of something like [[OverlyLongGag "COUNTER-COUNTER-COUNTER-COUNTER-COUNTER-COUNTER-COUNTER!"]]
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** You get bills passed by bribing the Senators. If the vote doesn't pass? No problem, just [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney cough up cash]]. Well, a ''ton'' of cash. Don't have the cash? Why, [[BloodOnTheDebateFloor beat the crap out of them]] to make the bill pass! A powerful enough army can basically ''[[AsskickingEqualsAuthority run]]'' the Assembly, with any Senators who [[BullyingADragon still try to vote Nay]] coming off as TooDumbToLive.
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** You get bills passed by bribing the Senators. If the vote doesn't pass? No problem, just [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney cough up cash]]. Well, a ''ton'' of cash. Don't have the cash? Why, [[BloodOnTheDebateFloor beat the crap out of them]] to make the bill pass! A powerful enough army can basically ''[[AsskickingEqualsAuthority ''[[AsskickingLeadsToLeadership run]]'' the Assembly, with any Senators who [[BullyingADragon still try to vote Nay]] coming off as TooDumbToLive.
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** What makes this better is if you listen closely to Joshua's conversation (it's encoded into the background music, so you can pause the game and hear the whole conversation). It's full to the brim with a bunch of [[CallBack references]] to the events of previous games.
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** Every game has a bill named "I Need War Funds!" with a success probability that's always stuck at 1%. Given the small pittance of HL that you always get from it, [[PyrrhicVictory bribing and paying up will only result in a net loss]] (the bribes can be sold for more), so the only way to profit at all is to beat the Senators into a pulp[[note]]That said, ''Disgaea 5'' allows you to easily pass this by maxing out the Dark Assembly Squad and filling it to its 20-unit capacity; everyone in it who participates in a vote will always vote Aye.[[/note]]. [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential The bill may as well be called "Give me your lunch money, or else!"]].
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** Every game has a bill named "I Need War Funds!" with a success probability that's always stuck at 1%. Given the small pittance of HL that you always get from it, [[PyrrhicVictory bribing and paying up will only result in a net loss]] (the bribes can be sold for more), so the only way to profit at all is to beat the Senators into a pulp[[note]]That said, ''Disgaea 5'' allows you to easily pass this by maxing out the Dark Assembly Squad and filling it to its 20-unit capacity; everyone in it who participates in a vote will always vote Aye.[[/note]]. [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential The bill may as well be called "Give me your lunch money, or else!"]].else!"]].
*** ''Dimension 2'' actually made that bill practical, as not only is there a special Senator that could sway the vote through unique effects (such as extra bribes, charming Nay voters or putting said voters to sleep, thus eliminating their vote), the money given upon success was based off enemy level. This meant that in the post-game, you could flip the Cheat Shop to 20-star Land of Carnage, bribe the special Senator to sway the vote in your favor, and then rake in ''billions'' of HL!
*** ''Dimension 2'' actually made that bill practical, as not only is there a special Senator that could sway the vote through unique effects (such as extra bribes, charming Nay voters or putting said voters to sleep, thus eliminating their vote), the money given upon success was based off enemy level. This meant that in the post-game, you could flip the Cheat Shop to 20-star Land of Carnage, bribe the special Senator to sway the vote in your favor, and then rake in ''billions'' of HL!
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-->Arcadia: Now pour the [[BloodMagic blood of the demons]] into—[[ExplainExplainOhCrap it's leaking!]]
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** Every game has a bill named "I Need War Funds!" with a success probability that's always stuck at 1%. Given the small pittance of HL that you always get from it, [[PyrrhicVictory bribing and paying up will only result in a net loss]] (the bribes can be sold for more), so the only way to profit at all is to beat the Senators into a pulp[[note]]That said, ''Disgaea 5'' allows you to easily pass this by maxing out the Dark Assembly Squad and filling it to its 20-unit capacity; everyone in it who participates in a vote will always vote Aye.[[/note]]. In other words, [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential this bill is really just an excuse to rob your Senators of what basically amounts to lunch money]].
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** Every game has a bill named "I Need War Funds!" with a success probability that's always stuck at 1%. Given the small pittance of HL that you always get from it, [[PyrrhicVictory bribing and paying up will only result in a net loss]] (the bribes can be sold for more), so the only way to profit at all is to beat the Senators into a pulp[[note]]That said, ''Disgaea 5'' allows you to easily pass this by maxing out the Dark Assembly Squad and filling it to its 20-unit capacity; everyone in it who participates in a vote will always vote Aye.[[/note]]. In other words, [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential this The bill is really just an excuse to rob may as well be called "Give me your Senators of what basically amounts to lunch money]].money, or else!"]].
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** Every game has a bill named "I Need War Funds!" with a success probability that's always stuck at 1%. Given the small pittance of HL that you always get from it, [[PyrrhicVictory bribing and paying up will only result in a net loss]] (the bribes can be sold for more), so the only way to profit at all is to beat the Senators to a pulp[[note]]That said, ''Disgaea 5'' allows you to easily pass this by maxing out the Dark Assembly Squad and filling it to its 20-unit capacity; everyone in it who participates in a vote will always vote Aye.[[/note]]. In other words, [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential this bill is really just an excuse to rob your Senators of what basically amounts to lunch money]].
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** Every game has a bill named "I Need War Funds!" with a success probability that's always stuck at 1%. Given the small pittance of HL that you always get from it, [[PyrrhicVictory bribing and paying up will only result in a net loss]] (the bribes can be sold for more), so the only way to profit at all is to beat the Senators to into a pulp[[note]]That said, ''Disgaea 5'' allows you to easily pass this by maxing out the Dark Assembly Squad and filling it to its 20-unit capacity; everyone in it who participates in a vote will always vote Aye.[[/note]]. In other words, [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential this bill is really just an excuse to rob your Senators of what basically amounts to lunch money]].
