[b][h1]Iteration 14 (Complete Reset) Is here[/h1][/b] [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44949145/71c03287e249f19684d1dbf3018d13d8177d7f64.png[/img] [h2]This coming iteration of BFTH will feature two parties included with Independents, and a special surprise in content thanks to our newest sponsors. [/h2] [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44949145/846b0ce70157fae591df4fea1ae143a0883133de.png[/img] [h3]We are thrilled to unveil Iteration 14, the most ambitious update yet for Battle for the Hill (BFTH), introducing a geopolitical twist, the North American Federation. In this latest iteration, Canada and the United States have united under one cohesive political system, transforming Canada’s provinces into fully fledged states. This monumental shift stems from real-world events. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44949145/91e199d4673dbd8d5fb6e16e164253e3e524a89f.png[/img] The integration of Canadian provinces has reshaped the legislative landscape. The Senate now boasts 120 seats, reflecting the inclusion of representatives from the new states. The House of Representatives expands to 495 seats, accommodating the increased population and ensuring proportional representation. [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44949145/f9f12a1796f02aeb0322be3769cf368ca9e25bd4.png[/img] The electoral vote count has been adjusted to 618, with the magic number to win the presidency set at 310. This recalibration adds layers of strategy, as players must now navigate a newer intricate and competitive electoral map. With new states in the mix players will need to adapt to this larger, more dynamic playing field. 270 to win doesn't seem so bad now huh Canadian states bring unique cultural, economic, and political challenges to the game. Enjoy exploring their economic system, and their provincial economies. The fate of the North American Federation lies in your hands. Will you unite the people under a common vision, or will the challenges of integration prove too great? Step into Iteration 14 and find out in Battle for the Hill. [/h3]