" autocracy "

 [ "Autocracy" ]

1: A political theory favoring unlimited authority by a single individual.

  * e.g.,  ... Going against wise intelligence, the president has himself led the country into war, placing our country into a TEMPORARY state of autocracy, him being the autocrat. This decision will cost American tax payers hundreds of billions of dollars. 

 [ "Autocracy" ]

1: a system of government by one person with absolute power.

  * e.g.,  ... In some islands hereditary autocracy prevailed; in others the government was elective. He conceived the idea of limiting the autocracy by subordinating it to the authority of the supreme privy council, of which he was president. 

 [ "Hong kong autocracy" ]

1: It's a joke. Hong kong is now run by dictatorship, namely CCP. Police are overpowered.

  * e.g.,  ... Carrie Lam: hey Xi, wanna hear a joke? 

 [ "electoral autocracy" ]

1: A well functioning multi-party democracy with a popularly elected government where Nuland hasn't managed a successful color revolution, yet. A key component is a big enough military to make overt military intervention too costly and embarrassing.

  * e.g.,  ... State department hack 1: We have been trying and trying but none of the fake protests we organize in country X have managed to bring about a regime change yet. State department hack 2: Tell Soros to get one of his Scandinavian proxies to declare country X an electoral autocracy. That will show them. DoD Austin: Fine, but can we stay friends with them though? We sorta need them to counter country Y now that we ourselves are thoroughly deindustrialized, deeply in debt, out of ammo, out of planes, and short of military recruits. Sleepy Brandon: Mitterand! What now? Corn Pop! Whoop, diaper change. Ooh, you shmell nice. 

 [ "Player-autocracy" ]

1: Player-Autocracy is the measure or condition

  * e.g.,  ... Hey vic 2 is just player-autocracy that's why the ai is bad 

 [ "Player-autocracy" ]

2: of absolute control the player has over the actions taken in a game. It is, at its simplest, the fact that the

 [ "Player-autocracy" ]

3: player, and thus the act of play, involve unchallenged power. It is less one solid moment or thing than

 [ "Player-autocracy" ]

4: it is a gradient of control that the player has over mechanics and information of a game