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It appears that the administrators have recreated the training system. Frankly, I wish they would change it back. Although yes, they do allow you access to training without paying anything for until you achieve your Super Soldier Award, but this is super-ridiculous. Many people have that award and cannot train freely to easily achieve a higher military rank, since the higher your strength, the more damage you do, and the more damage you do, the faster you get promoted. I have seen 8 advertisements on the sidebar for two articles about how much it is stupid, when I first logged in, and there are more and more and more by the minute. This I strongly disagree with, and I predict there will be major uproar and complaints in newspapers all over eRepublik. There might even be chaos in our world of eRepublik, although I wish all will be well, but I still hope the admins make way back to the old training feature. This may, from now on until they change back, cause disorder and eMayhem (sorry getting creative with the "e" in front of everything in eRepublik) may be inevitable as well. We will have to wait and see what happens, but hopefully the admins make the better decision for the sake of all of us eCitizens in this eRealm we call eRepublik(again, trying to be creative). To be honest, I am going to be bored once I win the Super Soldier award. For right now I do not have it and will not be bored, but after a while after I achieve it, I MIGHT (but not surely, and if I do, it will be hard for me) quit, but most likely will not, despite this immense inconvenience. These statements I am sure most people agree with me on, and I HOPE the administrators of eRepublik change the training system back to the old way and allow us to have fun again. I do not mean to be a major stick in the Admins' butt, but this is getting REALLY REALLY ridiculous. I do not mean to criticize the admins and I am not promoting chaos and disorder in the world of eRepublik, but if they do not change it, I am sure people in the masses are going to quit, and most people will not join with this difference in the game. They might as well have said, "No Gold, Get Gone!" I somewhat agree with some of the things said in the article in the US newspaper, Defense Intel Review, called, "New Training Module, Whats broke and how to fix it", but mostly only his comment about it being a smart business decision on the admins' behalf, since they need money to be able to run our game, and allow us to continue playing it. Nevertheless, and despite this being true in my opinion, I still think that eRepublik admins can acquire cash to pay for the upkeep of this website via other methods, although the other ones may not be as effective. It would be better to use one of those other methods even if they are less effective, because as time passes, there will be less players in the game, and therefore less people to buy gold from the admins, and that means no more money for them. This, although not an immediate effect, should be considered before making such a hasty decision. Although at first it might provide profit for upkeeping the eRepublik website, once time has gone on and it has been a while, that income the admins need will "mysteriously" vanish. It may seem like a safe and possibly good business decision, but that is only true in a short-term way. I advise them to also consider long-term consequences, not only because I do not like the new training system, but also because I want eRepublik to be successful (also not only because I want to keep playing it, although this is the main reason and possibly ALMOST the only reason).


As the newspaper article, "NO GOLD FOR TRAINING!", whose advertisement is on the sidebar, wants you to do, please petition against this new part of eRepublik. Maybe if you do, once we have enough people who say no to this new training thing, the admin will see it and possibly change it back. Say, "Agreed," if you say no to it, and for a change, or say "Not Agreed," if you think the admins are right in what they did with the training system thing. Also, if you agree with me and this article, then please subscribe to my newspaper and I promise to make more ones much like this one.