W3C - Explaining Liberation movements

This is a very old feature that does not manifest itself frequently.
We did however receive some questions about it recently.

In an empire with at least 11 countries, the population might revolt.
It can take place if the occupation is longer than 30 real days.

The chance that a revolt will take place and an attack against a corporation will occur, depends on:

15 times the number of countries in the empire divided by the welfare.

If the are 12 countries in the empire the and the welfare index is 120 the chances are:

(15 x 12 ) / 120 = 1.5%

The result of such a rebellion is severe damage to the corporation and thousands of casualties (dead and wounded).

How about Conservative movements? :B

Conservatives protest peacefully, until the liberals show up throwing bottles and firecrackers into the crowd.

Or develop a feature such as an increased security apparatus, allowing us to reduce the frequency of rebellions. An additional govt cost, but more predictable than random rebellions. An option for a president to consider.

Rebels could form military units and move in the country damaging everything from target to target until being stopped and destroyed.