Level 3 · 7 February 2006
First Contract
- Turns
- 12 turns, a week each
- Map
- 28 districts
Chapter 11: Paper FortunesSealed so it does not spoil the story for you.Break the seal
The Revolution
The government has passed a first-job contract that lets employers dismiss anyone under 26 without a reason for two years. Force its withdrawal: three universities blocked and Opinion +25.
Objective
Three universities blocked and Opinion +25
Stars
- Win the level
- Win within 9 turns
- No riots at the blockades
The game's hint The universities: the Sorbonne, Tolbiac, Nanterre, Saint-Denis and Créteil. Days of action raise Opinion.
- Won
- The contract withdrawn
- Lost
- The contract stands
The Law
Keep the contract in force: Legitimacy 50 or more at the end. Every turn with a blocked university costs you Legitimacy; with three blocked, twice as much.
Objective
Legitimacy 50 or more at the end
Stars
- Win the level
- Already meet the objective by turn 9
- No riot police at the universities
The game's hint Once the Students' loyalty is under 55, a spokesperson can get a university to vote to reopen.
- Won
- The contract stands
- Lost
- The contract withdrawn
Events
News that reaches both sides during the level. Each side answers for itself.
The contract is passed
The government has forced the contract through the Assembly without a vote.
The Revolution
What happensStudents loyalty +4Legitimacy −2
The Law
What happensStudents loyalty +4Legitimacy −2
The Sorbonne occupied
Students occupy the Sorbonne for three days before the police clear it.
The Revolution
What happensStudents loyalty +5Unrest +10 in Latin Quarter
The Law
What happensStudents loyalty +5Unrest +10 in Latin Quarter
Signed but not applied
The President signs the law and asks employers not to use it.
The Revolution
What happensLegitimacy −3
The Law
What happensLegitimacy −3
After the level
After level 3 · 10 April 2006
Signed but Not Applied
The Revolution
The President has signed the law and asked employers not to use it.
- CelebrateStudents loyalty +15
- Push for moreThe Ring loyalty +10The left opposition loyalty −10
The Law
The President has signed the contract and asked that it not be applied. The Prime Minister must choose.
- Withdraw it gracefullyLegitimacy +5The government loyalty −10
- Fight onThe government loyalty +10Opinion −10
This level's booklet page
First Contract
In the spring of 2006 students and unions marched against a first-job contract for the young.
If the Revolution won
The contract was withdrawn after it had been signed.
Otherwise
The contract stood, and the students went back to their exams.