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Scott Hifeng (Kebir Blue)
All worlds
22 Dec 2008 01:32Link
Until I had a "major" earthquake in my main country (KB/Nostero), I thought the effects seriously impaired a country. So when I recently experienced one, I expected, based on what I've read here in the forums, the worst, only to be surprised by how minimal, overall, the damage was. I lost about 250,000 citizens, 5 corporations and my country score never wavered.
Full disclosure, and meaning no disrespect to the dead, I replaced them pronto using Gold Coins.
(I found it curious that my neighboring slave country was also affected, to a lesser degree, but not a single other bordering country.)
I had prepared a complete disaster recovery complement, deployed them immediately, with zero effect. As far as I can tell, they weren't even used. So now I wonder, what is the point of buying a huge amount of recovery supplies?
Apart from that question, my point here, and I do have one, is to respectfu
Full disclosure, and meaning no disrespect to the dead, I replaced them pronto using Gold Coins.
(I found it curious that my neighboring slave country was also affected, to a lesser degree, but not a single other bordering country.)
I had prepared a complete disaster recovery complement, deployed them immediately, with zero effect. As far as I can tell, they weren't even used. So now I wonder, what is the point of buying a huge amount of recovery supplies?
Apart from that question, my point here, and I do have one, is to respectfu
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Jo Salkilld (White Giant)
All worlds
22 Dec 2008 02:57Link
Scott, the Security Council on White Giant do exactly that.
Most of the aid proposals are for promising newbs who made a few mistakes early on, or for returning players who aren't up-to-speed with recent changes and run into trouble.
Unfortunately, on WG at least, it takes something exceptional to get the majority of players to vote it through. For some reason, most people don't want to see aid going out
Hugs and respect
Jo
Most of the aid proposals are for promising newbs who made a few mistakes early on, or for returning players who aren't up-to-speed with recent changes and run into trouble.
Unfortunately, on WG at least, it takes something exceptional to get the majority of players to vote it through. For some reason, most people don't want to see aid going out
Hugs and respect
Jo
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BorderC (Fearless Blue)
All worlds
22 Dec 2008 15:02Link
Yeah, I think Jo is right. In my short time here I have seen many more freshmen players getting the aid than earthquake victims. This is true for KB, at least, where I've done most of my playing. I don't know about other worlds. I think the Security Council is trying to do the right thing, but often times they get voted down in the general vote. We need to get a strong bloc of players to consistently vote on these things if we want more positive results.
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andy Clark (Fearless Blue)
All worlds
22 Dec 2008 15:19Link
I agree,BorderC. I know on FB my guys on the S council try to get them passed,and i ask my fed mates to vote yes[for the most part].Regardless of personal feelings,if aid is needed it should be given. My thoughts.... Regards AC
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The Crafty Cockney (Kebir Blue)
All worlds
22 Dec 2008 18:18Link
Yep, regardless of some other players ideas of what a country should or shouldn't be doing...
Ooops, better shut up before I'm threatened again.
Ooops, better shut up before I'm threatened again.
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Accordion_This (Little Upsilon)
All worlds
16 Mar 2011 12:24Link
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