07-21-2006, 02:00 PM
MikitivityJul 20 2006, 06:20 PM Mikitivity is somewhere closer to the 20 million mark in population -- think Canada. Not the 5 billion (China) that NationStates claims.
A number of other players ingore the game generated population marks. I also pretend that the tax rate in Mikitivity is similar to Norway -- 50%+ and that the standard of living is comparable to Switzerland, Norway, or the Netherlands. Food and Petrol are extremely expensive, but train fair is very reasonable ... airship travel is expensive (but you are pampered).
Anyways, the game should be fun to play -- so I say be creative!
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Okay.
I'll think about the population, but will probably remain "faithful" to the game's official economic statistics.
Do you have trains or airships that can get the Bears's athletes to Ashford in time for the games, assuming that it's one of your roads along which their convoy is currently heading, or should they go via another country (& heavier-than-air flight) instead? I realise that we haven't set up an exchange-rate yet, but they're probably paying their way in gold ingots (if that's legal locally)...
A number of other players ingore the game generated population marks. I also pretend that the tax rate in Mikitivity is similar to Norway -- 50%+ and that the standard of living is comparable to Switzerland, Norway, or the Netherlands. Food and Petrol are extremely expensive, but train fair is very reasonable ... airship travel is expensive (but you are pampered).
Anyways, the game should be fun to play -- so I say be creative!
:jump: [/quote]
Okay.
I'll think about the population, but will probably remain "faithful" to the game's official economic statistics.
Do you have trains or airships that can get the Bears's athletes to Ashford in time for the games, assuming that it's one of your roads along which their convoy is currently heading, or should they go via another country (& heavier-than-air flight) instead? I realise that we haven't set up an exchange-rate yet, but they're probably paying their way in gold ingots (if that's legal locally)...