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Level 9 - Peaceful (White Giant)

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Maestro2000 (White Giant)

All worlds
24 Dec 2010 23:33Link
On Peaceful mode, has anyone reached level 10?
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Barren (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
02 Jan 2011 02:38Link
Iv Reached 7
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Maestro2000 (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
05 Jan 2011 03:22Link
I reached level 10 for 1 day in peaceful mode.

Need to keep way too much cash balance for this level.
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SuperSoldierRCP (Little Upsilon)

All worlds
06 Apr 2011 08:10Link
Requirements for Game Level 10 (Peaceful Game)
Required number of Countries: 5
Required number of Enterprises: 2
Required AVERAGE Population Number: 35 million
Required AVERAGE defensive Index: None Required
Required AVERAGE Defense Index: None Required
Required AVERAGE Education Index: 130
Required AVERAGE Health Care Index: 130
Required AVERAGE Transportation Index: 130
Required AVERAGE Social Security Index: 100
Required AVERAGE Salary Level: 150
Required AVERAGE Financial Index: 140
Required AVERAGE Employment Index: 90
Required Average Net Cash Level: 25 Trillion
Required Number of Corporations in the Enterprise: 800
Awarded Number of Gold Coins: 100

see war players say o u only need a good econ...

5countries = 900GC
35M population = 175GC
2CEO = 60GC per month
Plus the 125T in
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Blueserpent (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
06 Apr 2011 13:47Link
LOL, i have 28 countries of which 20 are all econ....re do the math :)

C'mon guys, If your solely econ,which maestro is and he has a bucket load of countries and corps....480T isnt hard



Perky Pigeonville on WG was rated 1st on December 31 2010.
Maestro2000 started playing Simcountry in September 2009.

And he has been playing a lot more than 5.5 mths

By your calculations he should have many more T's than he needs
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Maestro2000 (White Giant)

All worlds
06 Apr 2011 22:07Link
Does econ include countries that charge 75% corporation tax rate? I have none of those.
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Blueserpent (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
06 Apr 2011 22:17Link
If im making great profit, how is 75% tax not good econ?

Believe it or not high tax isnt to punish outside ceo's its to make more cash off my own corps,which i prefer.

I take it your enthusiasm in the game is waining if having a pop at me everytime you post is the best you can do :).
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Maestro2000 (White Giant)

All worlds
06 Apr 2011 23:40Link
How are you making more income on your own corporations? It's just moving money from your left pocket to your right pocket and calling it "income".
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Blueserpent (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 00:11Link
If my ceo is in profit...my corps are in profit..in fact everything is in profit...how the hell am i just moving money? LMAO

It surely cant be my fault you dont understand econ while claiming to be an econ player
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Blueserpent (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 00:13Link
jeez
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Crafty (Golden Rainbow)

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 12:02Link
Maestro, I'm sorry but you really are showing your ignorance and narrow mindedness.
Low tax CEO income is by no means the only way to make money. In fact the best money makers I've come across in 3 years prefer their own corps at high tax. You have far more control that way too.
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Maestro2000

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 20:26Link
So shifting tax dollars from your corporation to your country is netting you additional income?

It's moving money from your left pocket to your right pocket.

A 75% tax rate on corporations in your own countries isn't creating any new wealth.
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Crafty (Golden Rainbow)

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 20:46Link
Yes it is. The bottom line is the country monthly profit. A countrys/ceos cash is the only cash you can use to purchase GC. Presuming GC as the base measure of wealth, this would be what you are after. 'Tax dollars' in a corporation are doing zip. Agreed eventually a profitable corp will automatically transfer cash to the country, but why not take it monthly?
I think any economist (even Laguna) will tell you that cash flow is critical to economic growth. Having tons of cash sitting in corps is pointless. Maybe you learnt back in the days when we didnt have direct trade and we needed to stash cash somewhere somehow.
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Blueserpent

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 21:13Link
A 75% tax rate on corporations in your own countries isn't creating any new wealth.


You should tell that to my ever increasing DT account:)
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Maestro2000 (Golden Rainbow)

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 22:24Link
I count my corporations as part of my wealth. (My country owned or my CEO owned)

So cash in these corporations is still one of my pockets.



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Blueserpent (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 22:48Link
Im really not sure why u got your panties in a wad but its time you give it a rest dude.

My countries, my game. Bought and paid for.

I will set tax at whatever i want it at.

Not my fault you have crap loads of corps in my empire....move em instead of bitchin on here.
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Maestro2000 (White Giant)

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 23:25Link
Not telling you what tax rate to charge. It's your choice. That was not the subject here.

It's 75% tax on your own corporations.
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Crafty (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 23:42Link
Maestro, it's a good sound proven strategy. Thats why, I do it in my mains also. Try it and find out for yourself instead of questioning other people. Blues explained his reasons why, I've explained my reasons why, you have not explained any reason why not, so please talk from an informed opinion or not all.

I ask the moderator to close this thread, I know its not my thread but it is getting a bit annoying.
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Maestro2000 (Golden Rainbow)

All worlds
07 Apr 2011 23:55Link
Moving money from the right to the left pocket.I have explained myself.

Why should the moderator close this thread? Players have a right to share their thoughts here and that includes me.