Political online game and economic simulation

Okay. Obviously, my state has not actually achieved communism—Communism by definition implies the dissolution of the state, which has clearly not happened in my country—but the Soviet Republic of Narodistan is now described as communistic by the game.

It happened the moment I expropriated the nobility. Prior to this, I made water free of charge and abolished temporary employment. I also launched a rainforest preservation fund with an enlightenment campaign and refused to scapegoat anyone for the fire that burned down the parliament building (because the tasks with those options were unskippable), but I doubt either of those choices had an effect.

It seems a little too easy, given how many of my previous attempts at a communistic state ended in failure. But I am happy to have achieved my goal.

I am going to continue the current iterations of Narodistan and Obreretania for awhile to see if I can make them even more "communistic" and perhaps turn them into grassroots democracies—or even anarchist societies. Anarcho-communism FTW!

https://www.ars-regendi.com/state/220523.../show.html

Edit: I should note that my state was founded on the GDR template, which may have made things easier. I wonder how much more difficult it would be to make a state based on the USA template communistic.

Do you have an actual argument to back up your assertion? Or are you just going to insult me?

For the record, I do not believe that the state will dissolve of its own accord. You simply chose to assume that this is what I believe. But if you are going to assert that the state will not wither away or that communism is not a classless, stateless society, the least you could do is provide an argument. Calling me a fool is not an argument, nor is linking to a critique of Ayn Rand.