Democracy requires knowledge, and experts can deliver it. Expertise, commonly defined as a specific ‘evidence-based’ knowledge of a field produced by experts, has been valued as the core of modern democratic governments. Across different empirical terrains ranging from ethnic conflicts to environmental disputes and through case studies from all continents around the globe, this special issue invites us to understand the current conflicts around expertise as something deeply entangled with culture, history, and institutional landscapes in which modern government propose their policies.Ģ Discussing this context of expertise requires, to begin with, some conceptual clarification. What such a change of target means and what it reveals about the production and acceptance of expertise in current socio-political landscapes worldwide is thus at the heart of this special issue. Nevertheless, this time, the target of their rage has neither been politicians nor legal actions but experts. At first sight, the rage seemed like one of those commonly known civil protests: citizens took it to the streets they signed petitions and used all the usual means of democratic protests. SCO Power Lady Luck Units can now inflict up to +100% damage when attacking and get the typical +10% in defence and +10% in firepower.1 We live in times when being in rage with expertise has become a legitimate political stance for many citizens.
Potential damage done by units is increased by 60%. SCO Power Lady Luck Units can now inflict up to +100% damage when attacking and get the typical +10% in defence.ĬO Power Lucky Star All units receive the standard +10% defence boost, as well as a +10% boost in firepower.
Potential damage done by units is increased by 60%.ĬO Power Lucky Star All units receive the standard +10% defence boost. However, they can inflict up to +20% damage, luck providing.ĬO Power Lucky Star All units receive +10% firepower, as well as the standard +10% defence boost. Her CO Powers enhance this ability, making it possible for her to deal more damage than expected.ĭay-to-Day (D2D) Nell's units have baseline stats, or 100/100. Nell has no skills, but rather is lucky in combat. It is hinted that both Andy and Max are also quite fond of her. She holds loyalty towards her nation and holds good relation with her fellow commanders. While plot details are unknown, the two Blue Moon CO's were once part of Orange Star, but defected. Nell holds a grudge particularly against Olaf, and to some extent Grit. Nell acts as a mentor to both Andy and Max, and while she guides Sami when needed. She is a confident, yet patient leader, evident in dialogue. Nell follows suit with the rest of the Orange Star CO's, being prepared and caring. She sends her regards and reinforcements to help the war effort. As a result, Nell only makes cameo appearances. Nell's younger sister, Rachel is in command of Orange Star forces in Omega Land. She will make appearances in dialogue and often is responsible for sending reinforcements to other nations. Nell continues to lead Orange Star, though she plays a relatively minor role in the campaign. During the campaign, she will offer intel and tips to the player to help complete the mission. Nell directs the player through Field Training to help the player become accustomed to game's mechanics and controls.
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