Well Andy, from the Docs what you say is only partly true.
If one has good edu, health, transportation and Social Security with an adequate Financial Index the part in the Docs in the 'Countries, Continents and Regions' Part 28-32 says civil unrest will not happen, but if you look at 21 it clearly says that
'If there are more than 5 conquered countries, the chance that a rebellion will hit each corporation is 50 * the number of conquered countries / welfare index'
And as it is written it states this will happen for sure if you have more then those 5 conquered countries after you have occupied them for more then 5 years.
So even if you have only 6 conquered countries and a really good welfare index of 135 the chance of something happening to a corp is still at about 2.2% for each corp.
Looking at 400 Countries with all good indexes it would be above 100% that a corp will be hit by rebellion, e
Thanks borg queen
I will check the doc and the code.
I think the doc is not updated but we will know soon.
You might be right.
400 countries will always be a pain in the ...
It is not made for such huge empires.
I tried to inform the player and gave him some advise on what he could do to build a very powerful empire but with fewer countries.
I don't think he was interested.
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craigwilliamson79
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He says that he bought these countries. I think he must have really misunderstood something about the game to buy that many. Even a very well looked after country grows slowly, over time. 1200 junkers will never get anywhere.
Bought 400 Countries? As it is 100-300GCs per Country that would mean 40000-120000GCs. Either we have found either one of those 'vet players with too much GCs' that the GMs referred to when abolishing the GC trade or someone with waaay to much rl$ ^^
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craigwilliamson79
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That's what he told me and just told me again in another message. He doesn't want to leave war level 0. Ridiculous.
thats rather impressive in a way
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Aaron Doolavay
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that is pretty impressive. pretty pointless imo but in reality so is any game. whatever one likes.
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craigwilliamson79
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The sad thing is is that he is asking me to help him figure out how to make money. How do you tell someone that they've probably wasted their money?
Well, you just tell them before they waste even more
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craigwilliamson79
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You're right. And I did tell him. He doesn't agree...which is fine.
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Aaron Doolavay
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then accept his disagreeableness, tell him to make the population of a few or more countries very large and move to wl3 for whatever reason you make up and then take them from him. Sorry, that probably makes me a bad person but oh well.
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craigwilliamson79
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Hehe, I'd rather not have his countries. However, if he were to somehow pay me to take them...I could do that.
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Perival Lovacore
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A better plan may be to ask him to join a Common Market, and help supply his countries will what they need.
Clearly, I'm playing the econ game.
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craigwilliamson79
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Common markets will not lower country costs.
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Perival Lovacore
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I didn't say that it would necessarily.
clearly you're a pretentious noob with absolutely no idea what you're talking about
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Perival Lovacore
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That's constructive, thanks.
Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit
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Perival Lovacore
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I'm not here to argue with you. Make your own comments, and if you give better advice or comments than I do, then that's fine.
It's a game. Play it and have fun.