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how do i end/terminate the war with the c3?

it won't fight back, just leave it it will go away on its own.

But umm sure that is the math i think does it, but... it is simple you don't have to compute that on your own, but even if you wanted to it'd be easy with a spreadsheet.

All youse gots ta no bout it, is that it is your corps production and if you want to boost it boost your country welfare or how much each corp pays employees. I know your on to something new here, but too many presidents ignore their welfare which severely limits suitable countries for my enterprise

Close them quick as you can, if it takes you a week, then so be it, you'll come through. Like you said, you're making money anyway, its just you're having to give it back to the corps to keep them alive.

Suppose one good thing about winning that C3 war would be a GC boost for reaching WL2 and a bit of money out of the C3. I would not recommend keeping it yet, get one country going first.

@crafty,
i'm down to 47 corps, but my cash still negative, goes up and down between 500B to now over 1.3T

i wanna get to a level were i can manufacture strategic weapons

@drew,
well the war has automatically terminated now. but my cash still not where i want to be yet.

i have always try to balance my indexes, but my issue is that i have yet to figure out which products/variables affect which indexes. the doc is just too general to be of much usage.

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