W3C - Game news September 9 2010 (Little Upsilon)

He also wanted Cheaper War protection. Tom offers a butt load of gc for cheap, he complains....

Lets not complain about every little thing. It doesn't help the player's cause.

It's not cheap enough.

*sighs

I'll add my own sigh to Blueserpents and agree completely with BC and unfortunately even with W a little bit...you did get cheaper war protection, the plutonium thing is very tiny and when we continue to spend time on conversations like this it kills time that could be spent on *much* bigger things.

Agreed.

There are far more important issues in game than Maestro getting everything he wants on the cheap

WP...I am happy this price did come down a little. (Around 7.5%)

Pluto...Yes it's a very small issue but I do object in principal.

Opinion... All players have a right to express their opinion here on the board...even econ players.

Perhaps I am one of the few econ players to express his or her opinion on the board. (Sometimes I feel like I'm the only econ player speaking up)

The issue i take is this...

As an econ player with the knowhow you should have learnt. The money your countries make will more than pay for your WP and GC extentions

If you cant make an econ empire pay...I believe an alternative game should be sought


My opinion

LOL!

I'm not saying you shouldn't express your opinion Maestro, but perhaps we could all be better served by sharing our opinions on the larger things that we object to rather than the tiny details. By focusing on tiny details it mutes your voice somewhat on the bigger issues because it begins to look like you'll just complain about anything.

And when I say 'you' above I more mean it as all of us, we all do this from time to time, it's part of the human condition.

Complaining/discussion...whatever...It's all healthy for the game.

As an Econ only player my center of gravity is a little different from the war oriented players, so what is tiny to war players may be a big ticket item to an econ players.

I'm looking forward to the econ upgrades Tommi spoke of on another thread.

Mr Willard in the initial post you said that "3. Larger Corporations... As published before, several types of corporations are hiring more people. These corporations are slightly changed with more people, mostly the same raw materials used and higher production levels. This is the next round of such changes that will continue over a long period."

Can you give us an idea as to when the next round will begin. I have finally began to pick up the pieces of the last round, and was wondering if you could give us a general idea when the next round will be. That way I/we could prepare a bit more for them.

Thanks

Jason