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Forcing out Private Corporations (Little Upsilon)

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Maxwell (Little Upsilon)

All worlds
07 Jan 2009 19:26Link
I actually don't mind people buying my corps especially if they keep them in the country they bought them in and I believe that most of us that have played for any length of time feel they same excluding strat corps of course but that is beside the point.

The obvious answer for Grayson is to Nationalize all your countrys state corps. I did this in the first few months that I played they where mine I built them "hands off" but now all are for sale.

Which brings me to the part where I tell you that Testoria has corps for sale and they are fully loaded with cash and since that last line was all about me I'll take my Lolly now,, uhm as long as it's not a one-eyed Lolly.

The only real problem is the cap on the amount of corps that can be Nationalized this I would like to see raised.

Maxwell
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Jack Frost (Little Upsilon)

All worlds
08 Jan 2009 16:09Link
I think you may be safe Swesson, unless your mascquerading around as a pool boy.

As has been stated before, if you dont want anyone to be able to buy your corporation, nationalize it and/or check the block CEOs function.

With Regards,
Dragoon
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Jim (Golden Rainbow)

All worlds
26 Feb 2009 17:59Link
Comments from a "newb" digging into history:

First, I think the idea of raising the limit on the number of nationalized corps is a good one. A higher limit gives a new president time to learn some of the ins and outs of managing a national econcomy, and a corporation, before they have to face corporate raiders -- who are an essential part of both the game and real life!

However, 25 or 30 is plenty. By the time your national economy can support 30 corps, doing well enough to tempt a raider, you have probably learned enough to consider your own Enterprise. Then you can build where you will. And 30 nationalized strategic supply corps can supply much of what a president needs to keep his national economy moving along.

Second, Meglomania on GR welcomes "corporate raiders" and tries very hard to convince CEO's that there is no where else on the world they would rather operate -- 5% tax and headed down, lots of a
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Keith Allaire (Little Upsilon)

All worlds
27 Feb 2009 00:21Link
Gravedigging is bad, mmkay?