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DRoseDARs
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"My god, it's full of peas..."
Jul 2002
time: 21:23
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Kropotkin,
Just noticed that you built a new corporation in SeaSide View. Thank you for the vote of confidence. I'm still tryin' to get rid of these damn 50B and 60B loans (33 Billion in interest payments/year  ) that the computer keeps taking out. Grr. Income cannot be in the negatives blah blah blah, stuff like that.  I would much rather build my country's economy slowly without incuring huge loans, but the computer seems to get sadistic pleasure from getting new loans just as I pay off the old ones. Got down to 40B in loans once, but now up to 220B. Grrrr....
Oh well, I'm playing with my budget, building new corporations, bombing schools and hospitals, all trying to lower my expenses. Once I'm steadily back in the black without those damned acursed loans, I'll rebuild. Funny how in the game ranking system I'm labled as an 'Experienced' player... 
Anyway, thanks again. 
PM David Rose of SeaSide View
DRoseDARs of Apolyton
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Vesayen
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quote:
Originally posted by DRoseDARs
For anyone interested in playing the Simcountry game I will provide a gift certificate worth $20Billion in-game money. The way this works is I send you an invitation through Simcountry.com to your email (or there is the option of snail-mail...I don't think so  ). After they have seen that your account (FREE in three of the four worlds) has been relatively active for up to a month (you actually login to your account, keeping it active on a semi-regular basis...not just signing up and forgeting about it for a month) they will allow you to validate your certificate. Once this is done, your country will be given the $20B into its economy to be used as you see fit. On their website it says you can play this game by logging in for just a few minutes every day or two and that would be considered and active account. I've checked mine every day so far...
I'm currently located in White Giant (free world), Virgina Bella (continent in western hemisphere), Pegersus (region on the east coast of the continent), SeaSide View (northern-most country of the island).
There are a few unclaimed countries in my area and at least two other 'Poly populated Federations on White Giant, both of whom have extended invitations to me to join their federations, so I am in good diplomatic standing with both of them currently. Though, you can only part of ONE federation at a time. No dual citizenship. 
My goal is to make a mostly solid block of Apolyton members in the region to provide a stable, friendly environment for our own federation (well...a third federation in that world, but more densely clumped together). No federation or rules established yet, those can come later. Right now it's pretty informal; just looking for friendly 'Poly neighbors. 
Please PM me here on Apolyton and provide me an email address I can send the Invitation/gift certificate to. I'm new at this, so there is a possiblity of mistakes, but please be patient with me. Their system is a little confused...
I know Skanky Burns has already expressed interest in joining me in Pegersus region...any other takers? |
I'll sign up tommorow! Link to the site?
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Skanky Burns
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Skanky Bastard Quartermaster
Aug 2001
time: 14:23
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If you get someone to join (by giving them an invitation certificate such as you did with me, and I did with my brother) you get an additional 20B $E after a month or two. If you invite Vesayen...
Vesayen gets 20B $E extra too, for being invited.
I know you get higher interest from the world bank the more debt you are in, but I'm not sure if that affects other players who offer loans to the market. I got a 10B #E loan at 4.33%, much lower than my 11% world-bank loans, for instance.
Anyway, its good to hear you are doing well again. I had the biggest stroke of luck today. Yesterday I ordered a new high-tech company, and today I found that it had been built. (All normal so far). But when I went through my companies' trade contracts, I found that suddenly all my corporations needed more high-tech than they used to before. 200,000 more in total.
I'm not sure whether the powers-to-be changed the stats for high-tech services usage, or added a function that made quality upgrades suddenly increase high-tech usage.
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