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by Gerald Smyth
No joke, I'm new here. I play a couple of other political games and get the logic behind eRepublik.
My fair Ireland seems to be broken. Reading past history, it seems we've hit our peak. We are slowly in decline.
Then again, I am a "noob". Your thoughts?
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Here is one under 20. Complete mission xD
give him 100 currency : P
Lol this guy's mailbox will be stuffed with money!
Why does Ireland seem to be broken?
I've been around a long time and this is the strongest i've seen Ireland. We (with allies) have completely dominated the UK who used to constantly threaten us, even wipe us out. We have more money than we can spend. We have good ties to many ally countries.
I challenge you to get involved, you'll see our strength.
We are far from broken I'm delighted to inform you!
Hey everyone, I now see things differently. I have mentioned this in my latest article. However, I do not disagree with the fact that Ireland is in a far from perfect state (and I feel only the crazies would subscribe to this school of thought) and it's problems seem to be mostly universal.
Not perfect but strong.