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World Rank score fix?

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Justme999

Monday, November 27, 2017 - 08:22 pm Click here to edit this post
I was thinking about a possible correction to the world rank scoring. Add some points for the number of corp you have into your score. Was thinking that State coups could be around .50? points per coup and Privately held may be 1 point or more.

This may help CEO's by making their corps worth more points, nations may notice their score increase and seek out more CEO's improving the game strategy. They may lower their taxes as well to attract more CEO's.

It's strange that there is not a reward in the score for corps owned or in a nation??. Yet you get 200 points for a Space Center you may or may not use???

SuperSoldierRCP

Saturday, December 9, 2017 - 03:35 am Click here to edit this post
I strongly disagree with this suggestion

I see what your trying to do in trying to balance the scoring system, but it doesn't encourage a free play style and would have the opposite effect your intending.

What if a player wants to role play a State based country. Your saying that they should be punished? There's already several advantages to having a strong CEO economy. Adding more benefits is like adding powdered sugar on chocolate cake already topped with top caramel and whipped cream.

Also it almost guarantees that the bigger nations will have an overwhelming advantage. In a nation of 300 million, I can break over 1,000 corporations. That would mean an extra few hundreds points for nothing, making it harder for smaller nations to rise up

mrp8196

Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - 03:25 am Click here to edit this post
Well I agree Size such me a major factor in the score system. Points for good employment low unemployment and utilization. A newbie should not be able to rise into the top ten


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