We the Revolution: Day 14 and 15 - Fast trials and a new intrigue

The next chapter of our guide to We. The Revolution introduces new mechanics to the game. This time, you can quickly give a death sentence, or set the convict free without a trial.

After the introduction, you will go to court, where you will receive a letter from Robespierre. You will learn that some trials have to be concluded quickly, because there is no time for lengthy processes, considering the turbulent social mood. You will get a list convicts and you can choose whether you want to sentence them to death or acquit them.

You will get access to a brief description of the case - in the upper right corner you will also see the logo of the social group that responds most strongly to the sentence you have issued. Sometimes, there will be no symbol, and you need to blindly choose a sentence and learn about the changes of the sympathy of a certain faction in time. Minor trials have much less impact on relations with the people and factions, so you can be a little more flexible.

Evening, and the Map of Paris

In the evening, you can choose how to spend time with your family at home. When it comes to the map of Paris, set up your agents, try to capture/defend sectors, or to start a new intrigue. This time, your enemy will be Jean-Nicolas Pache.

First, you can designate a person to control the brothel. You can choose Hanriot or David. In our case, we chose Hanriot. After the actions, the day will come to an end.

We. the Revolution

March 21, 2019

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