Direct Intervention vs Referendum vs NRA

We know that if action card is cancelled by DI, minion can play same action card (like Computer Hacking)
Is this the same for Political Actions?
Is the acting minion considered to have played referendum? Remember than minion can call only one referendum per turn. Please simple answer from the 3 below

1. Minion can play the same referendum from hand
2. Minion can play different referendum
3. Minion cant play referendum anymore this turn

galliard wrote:

We know that if action card is cancelled by DI, minion can play same action card (like Computer Hacking)
Is this the same for Political Actions?
Is the acting minion considered to have played referendum? Remember than minion can call only one referendum per turn. Please simple answer from the 3 below

1. Minion can play the same referendum from hand
2. Minion can play different referendum
3. Minion cant play referendum anymore this turn

Political actions *are* actions. If you play Direct Intervention on your predator's Anson's Parity Shift, Anson can play another Parity Shift {action card}. The DI'd Parity Shift {action card} has been considered played (this is a pre-requirement for playing Direct Intervention).


Now, a referendum is called when the political action is successful. So the DI'd Parity Shift was not called, snice the DI'd Parity Shift never reached resolution.

1 - Yes - the vampire who played the DI'd political action card can play the same political action card.
2 - Yes - the vampire who played the DI'd political action card can play a different political action card.
3 - No.

Pascal wrote:

1 - Yes - the vampire who played the DI'd political action card can play the same political action card.

I'd like to add : if it's a "once per game" political action like Ancient Influence or Reins of power (retrieved by, say, Sargon fragment or Carlotta), he cannot play that card again. It has been canceled by D.I. but played nonetheless.

(in short, don't confuse "play", "perform", "call", and "resolve", which each point to a specific point in the action flow)

All of this, of course because the goal of Direct Intervention is to make the game as confusing as possible.

It's also "different" for action modifiers and reaction cards than it is for action cards, so ye.