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 | Sunday, January 30, 2011 - 04:34 am  I see it unrealistic that enterprices can bid state corporations with smaller value than cash you used to build them. I'm losing one profitable state corporation that has 50bn cash, assests value inside corporation is 110bn with price of 8bn simply becouse this stupid game thinks that 8gn value of my state corp in bidding. In real life nobody would sell profitable corporation that have 50bn cash in bank account and total assest of 110bn with price of 8bn. I have nothing against selling my profitable state corporatations as long as I get at least money I used to build them. It is lame that to prevent this I have to turn block all CEO on every time I build new corporations until I can log in to turn them to national corporations at least for the time when this game thinks that value of my state corporation is less tham money I used to build them or value of their assests.
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| | Sunday, January 30, 2011 - 04:45 am This bidding mechanisms of state corporations even allow an exploit to look new state corporations buy them with 2-5bn simply because this game think that is the value of new corporation. Country is forced to accept highest bidder. Leech cash out from State Corporation them there is probably 40-50bn of cash inside a state corporations and then shut it down. 100% guaranteed profit of 50bn. If country have not blocked all CEO's or turned all cheap corporations to national corporations.
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| Kitsune the Bored Space Fox (Little Upsilon)  | Saturday, February 5, 2011 - 02:52 am The price paid for corporations, owned by another player, is increased with * 100B SC$ if the bid is below 200B SC$, * 200B SC$ if the bid is between 200B SC$ and 400B SC$ * 400B SC$ if the bid exceeds 400B SC$. --- The minimum you will receive for any corporation is 100B, even if the market value is 0. There is no need to block CEOs, you will always be compensated for the cost of building the corporation. Furthermore, there is a minimum 50 billion penalty an enterprise owner must pay to a country owner when shutting down a corporation. So, there would be no profit at all in buying one of your corporations to close it.
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