Bureaucracy Influence
Bureaucracy Influence is the ability to affect the aspects of local government. A character can manipulate the rules, red-tape and regulations that are necessary to run a city. Influence can be attained by amassing contacts or allies among the clerks, supervisors, utility workers, road crews, surveyors, other civil servants and even city councilmen and alderman. Crescent City’s political and bureaucratic world is vast, sprawling and byzantine beyond compare. Its areas of authority overlap and its various functions, bureaus, and authorities form a labyrinth which few can navigate.
Here are some examples of actions you can perform with this Influence at each level.[/center
1. Trace utility bills.
2. Fake a birth certificate or driver's license; Disconnect a single small residence's utilities; Close a small road or park; Get public aid ($250).
3. Fake a death certificate, passport or green card; Close a public school for a single day; Shut down a minor business on a violation.
4. Initiate a phone tap; Fake land deeds; Initiate a department-wide investigation.
5. Start, stop or alter a city-wide program or policy; Shut down a big business on a violation; Rezone areas; Obliterate records for a person on a city or county level.
1. Trace utility bills.
2. Fake a birth certificate or driver's license; Disconnect a single small residence's utilities; Close a small road or park; Get public aid ($250).
3. Fake a death certificate, passport or green card; Close a public school for a single day; Shut down a minor business on a violation.
4. Initiate a phone tap; Fake land deeds; Initiate a department-wide investigation.
5. Start, stop or alter a city-wide program or policy; Shut down a big business on a violation; Rezone areas; Obliterate records for a person on a city or county level.
City Specific Areas:
City Hall serves as the bureaucratic seat of Crescent City. It is there the city houses its exhaustively numerous departments, including Archives & Records, Labor Relations, Human Resources, the Office of Cultural Affairs, Compliance… and more… many, many more.
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