Therefore, if you Approved and then spot an error right after, you can put a DENY stamp on and it will go through as Deny. If ever you make an error with Approving but have not handed the passport back yet, a DENY stamp always overrides an APPROVE stamp.I have waited in this damn line since for (sic) 8 hours.Third entrant (Republian who has waited for 8 hours) This checkpoint is smaller than I expected.
Second entrant (Imporian mentioning size of checkpoint) The day will continue on to at least this entrant, no matter how long you take with the first four entrants.įirst entrant (Arstotzkan returning home) He will count as having been processed, so you get 5 credits as a result. Entrant Five is a Kolechian who makes a threat, and then leaves.Only citizens of Arstotzka are allowed in.Your money savings may become a vital point, depending on how well you play the main game. Rent is mandatory, while you may eventually be forced to stop spending on either or both of food and heat. Money will then be deducted from your savings for rent, food and heat. If you keep track of these, you can basically reject or approve a person right away without even needing to make a cursory check of his or her documents.Īt the end of each day, you will be given a salary of 5 credits per person you CORRECTLY processed, and deducted 5 credits for every person you incorrectly processed after the first two citations. If you send somebody through who should not have gotten in, or deny somebody who should have made it in, you can get a total of two citations a day before you start receiving penalties.įinally, each day has several ‘scripted’ events, where a specific entrant will ALWAYS have certain traits, such as ALWAYS being from a certain nation, ALWAYS having his or her paperwork in order, ALWAYS having incorrect paperwork, and so on. There are a mere two rules to follow when approving or denying Visas for today: first, only Arstotzkan citizenry are allowed in, and all entrants must have a passport.
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