How to Pass Laws in Frostpunk 2

One of the elements that had an impact on Frostpunk players was the incorporation of legislation with its second title. However, there is still confusion about how to approve the laws in this game, which is why we bring you an explanatory guide on How to approve the laws within Frostpunk 2 and how you can positively influence the Council of Delegates so that you have support in your agendas.

You will also be able to find out how much has changed in Frostpunk legislation, however, this game has a lot more to offer us so if you are looking for an overview, check out our Frostpunk 2 preview, or if you want something more specific, such as how to build districts in Frostpunk 2, we can also help you.

The Council Chamber, constructed within the City Center District, facilitates lawmaking.

Locate the gavel icon in the user interface's lower right corner. This grants access to the Law Menu, categorized by Survival, Economy, Social, and Rule. 

Within each category, specific laws can be chosen. Select the desired law and click "Propose" to send it to the Council of Delegates for deliberation.

A bar at the top of the voting screen displays guaranteed votes (blue) for and against (red) the proposed law. This bar rarely fills completely, necessitating strategic maneuvering.

Unsuccessful laws can be re-proposed after a nine-week cooldown period.

Note:During the Frostpunk 2 Beta, "Rule" laws are currently unavailable.

Calling an emergency Council session allows immediate voting, but this can negatively impact trust within the city. Utilize this option cautiously.

Building trust with various factions increases the likelihood of successful legislation. 

Enacting laws provides specific advantages and disadvantages. Prioritize building bonuses and passing readily-approved laws for long-term success.

Different factions advocate for contrasting approaches. Approving laws favored by specific factions fosters trust, but strive for a balanced approach to maintain stability and avoid political unrest.