Jozi Chat, 5th of December

The fifth Jozi Chat of 2010 will happen on the 5th of December, a sunday, at 14:00/2PM UTC on TNN.

Jozi is the owner of Simcountry. He participates in these sessions to receive and comment on player input. So, if you would like to discuss and offer suggestions or report bugs in real time, this is the time to do so.

This meeting will take place at:
- New York: 10AM
- Los Angeles: 7AM
- London: 3PM
- Amsterdam: 4PM


This chat will happen on a IRC server and, as such, you will need an IRC client in order to be present. One of the clients you may use is mIRC or ChatZilla.

Once you have one of the client set-up, in the lower bar, type:
1. /server simnews.mine.nu
2. /join #jozichat

If you are having problems setting this up, you can use the

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SuperSoldierRCP (Little Upsilon)

All worlds

Screw that...

I aint fallin' for this, they're going to have to pay me gold coins to pick MY brain in real time!

TAKE THAT GODDAMN THINKING CAP OFF

Its mine.

*Put thinking cap on*

I gots a good idea.

Fools. I don't need a thinking cap, but unfortunately, I never wake up for these things.

Well scarlet post your ideas. I asked your last idea about the Investment funds for you.

Everyone if you have a question post it id be happy to ask Jozi for you.

If I am unable to make it to the Jozi chat, I would like the moderator to present this idea in my stead:

A Proposal to revise the way country goods are bought and used (the country ordering of goods for country population). This could work in two ways:

1. Eliminate country purchasing of goods and let the population buy them directly.

-The population will buy the highest quality it can afford under the economic circumstances.

-These circumstances will be figured from a combination of the employment rate, salary level, demographic of workers (for example, a high tech economy would get bonus here), and the welfare index. All these will figure into where in the range of 100-250 quality a country's people will buy its goods. Obviously, people want the best quality they can afford... afford being the operative word.

-The purchasing of these goods is then taxed by the country as sales tax

PR

I like both ideas.

I like the ideas but what's on the GM's plate already that is broken and needs fixing rather than working and could be improved?

I wish the GM would post a list of things slated to be worked on including whatever the current project is.

Quintalius Immortal (Little Upsilon)
Friday, December 3, 2010 - 10:21 pm
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i keep gettin gold coins and buying game money...WHEN I SEND THE MONEY TO MY COUNTRIES ....IT DOESNT APPEAR!!!1 WHERE IS MY FREAKIN MONEY!? I WAS TRYING TO PAY DEBT NOW I'VE WAISTED 17T ON NOTHING! IM GETTIN REALLY FRUSTRATED WITH THIS [beep] GAME!


Attn: GM(s)

Yo, I want my money.

The first incident of not receiving money for gold coins, or any failed transfer has yet to show up.

We do get some messages from time to time.
we answer all.
Then they find the account and check the cash graph etc...

I like how they're on top of things

no there not lol... i took a C3 on the 28th with 6 people witnesses i decked a C3 with 11T cash at the start of the war come then end 30min later it has less then 1T and the GM is like ..... yup we see 1T whats the prob?

We run a procedure, and it checks all C3s each game month, and removes cash if it is above 1.2T

you mailed me about it and I explained the same.
This is as old as the game.

But if you think it does happen, show me one.
it could not be the only one and the one you reffered to was 10 days ago.

C3 countries at each level get a cash injection as published here end of October.
it starts with less than 1T at the low war levels and it is 15T at war level 8.

The amount you can win is set immediately when war is declared, independent of the previous cash level (the previous level cannot increase as explained above).

It does not matter in fact how much cash a C3 country has. Winning a war against a C3 country will deliver a fixed amout, depending on the level and not on the cash level the country had before.