Wisp

Ok, so here's what happened. First, Sere gained all of the Kirby's lands, and transferred the IAG to Britain, meaning there was no IAG generated from those territories (Indonesia, Aus, NZ etc.), then gave them all to Grim. Next, Sere traded the British Isles for all that land again, meaning that unless he transferred the IAG, Sere had 0 IAG. Then, he gave that all to you. So either your gain no monetary bonuses due to sere joining your league or whatever, and Grim gains 1.3 trillion, or Grim loses nothing. Did sere ever mention transferring the IAG back to the Aus territories?

Japan had around 1.8t. Britain had 0. All of it was transferred to Aus etc. Otherwise you lose the almost 2 trillion sere gave to you/

I didn't participate in any troop offensive, and was never mentioned in the post. I explained extensively to archi about how measures would be taken to ensure they remain hidden, and wouldn't be noticed. I controlled Japan for the better part of a decade, I believe. And it wasn't just half of japan, it was japan other than the small southernmost island. The way the game works is that if you are worried there might be bombs, you send a pm to archi saying "I search for bombs using X method".

Mk. Japan blows up, using the bombs previously placed there during my occupation of it, naturally. Also, shouldn't some of the infrastructure loss for me be negated? I have the green revolution wonder. Oh, also, it says I had attack 1 and2. I only did one thing, which should have cost 300b. No idea where the other 270b came from.

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Wow, this laptop is [developmentally delayed]ed. Half the time when I click it doesn't work, and then sometimes it double clicks. I blame that.

So, assuming no one attacks me this decade, or I don't attack anyone, about 2.5t will go into my spaceship, though it's not gonna be finished for a while.

Quintuple post... EDIT: While I'm at it, can I get a link to the hegemony .txt directory? With research levels and all

How does this even happen?

Yep.

Quintuple post

So, are we not allowed to know about the members of this alliance? Like it's a secret alliance?

These nations being?

Ah right, we're all wrong, I forgot the decade system. Oh well. Matter Gates should give the same effect if you build one in orbit, if not more.

If anyone wants a war, I'll fight them. Otherwise money goes building a spaceship.

Yeah, if I wanted to build that ship I pmed to you a bit ago, it'd take 99% of my IAG this decade. But I mean how does India's budget make it take 300 years? Is his IAG suddenly 100b?

Wait, how would it take 300 years? It's 30 trillion. Your IAG is 1.7t.. That'd take like 20 years, if you were putting like 80% in. Don't know what you're talking about... Oh, and I think at this point it should be: Space travel is too expensive for anyone but Grim and Doom. I'm catching up to Grim pretty fast, at this rate I'll pass him in two decades or so.

Either way the virus would only survive maybe a day after being out of the body, so you'd have to have a good 20 thousand zombies, doing all this would probably take 25 years at best.

Also assumes there IS a toxin that kills it, and that toxin can be produced by your body using non-existent technology, but still in safe levels, but those safe levels are enough to kill the virus.

Archi, can you put those 3 new cities and the wonder on the map? I pmed you the picture a while back.

I completed Bullet trains, so mine should be 7.5. And that should make my IAG like 3050b I think.

Attack sere. He looks weak.

I'm not saying we need to change the research system, or IAG (I like the IAG system, atleast), for what it's worth. It's just combined with a treaty it's just sitting around.

I think the inactivity is mostly due to the following things: 1: The peace treaty. No one wants to drop like 3 infra over a tiny battle. 2: Research system (with nothing happening for X days) 3: IAG system. At this point it's just a waiting game til the end of the decade in a few days, when we can actually fight again and we have the money to do so. Anyway, back to game-stuff. Sardinia has become a hub of trade between Mediterranean states, and millions of people are flocking to the island to take advantage of the opportunities there. Several new cities are in the making, and Bullet Trains have recently been completed on the island, making it's infrastructural prowess skyrocket into the future. The island itself though is heavily defended, with a double steel wall encasing it to prevent landing of enemy troops (though hardened gates can be opened to allow maritime traffic), anti ship guns and machine gun nests line the wall, along with conventional anti air turrets. Anti-Ballistic missile defenses will be in place within the following few years as well. Another addition is that of GODLR turrets, which serve to help stop countless threats, though their exact purpose is is somewhat classified. Along the wall towers have been built, but their exact purpose is unknown for now. And that's it for now.