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Before the game nerfs production into smithereens can it just listen instead to someone that played the economic game for almost 10 years i actually stopped last week due to the toxic work conditions we constantly face. here plato is my super tips for you making the economy work to a certain degree

1. wars /trading embargoes /ne's should not affect which of my factories do operate. it cost me so much to constantly keep on moving factories to keep everything operational . and just as you have a few good weeks you have to ship everything off to another holding company.

2. charging an universal work tax might seem sound economically but no dear plankton. that is like a government charging you the same "overheads" for making a car versus making a box of matches. the work tax must be adjusted according to what we make. each item we make including q1 wep to q2 weps should have its own wam tax. a q1 weapon does not sell for the same as q7 weapon. but you asking a universal work tax means everything is turned off except q7

3. dont tie everything to each other. average salaries shouldnt determine wam taxes. the work tickers received cannot be used in every factory. so your basing your wam tax for q1 food that sells for 38.6 per factory on what a person pays a worker that makes 20 weps that sells for 1500 . or 6 can make 1 house that sells for 10000 so +- 1600 again. yet why are salaries now 2000?

4. let experienced players determine minimum prices for all items. all products in real life have a cost of manufacture. why are certain players allowed to ruin the economy for everyone.

if a product cost 0.19 to manufacture why do you allow players to sell the product for 0.18 ? yet ban others for cashing out 😛 on the bugs you create.

anyway here is some music:


This is shelter from the storm it is on the blood on the tracks cd. i owned it but if you like bob dylan perhaps try blond on blonde as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRWSFVy9yYo


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iIS6ZZ9RVA

and here is a song by another wordsmith in our language done in a different style.