Wisp Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 Would anyone be interested in importing hydrogen to help replace oil? Lower your carbon footprint, all that. No more hydrogen for you, I remember Hegemony V3.I don't remember what you're referring to?You drove 300 hydrogen cars into my cities and blew them up.Oh, those were cars with nukes in them. They might have been hydrogen bombs, but that's what the majority of nuclear weapons are. Hydrogen in of itself is explosive, but not on that large of a scale. Importing of hydrogen would help move your country into the future. How about you start with the return of the slaves, and compensation for removing them from their families and home countries for years. You invaded Australia with little reason, whether or not Sydney was actually destroyed, it's still a needless act of aggression. You started these wars. Hegemony-Spain Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Retech Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 Would anyone be interested in importing hydrogen to help replace oil? Lower your carbon footprint, all that. This is a bad idea for most people involved for this simple reason: creating a dependancy on a fellow taverner is BAD. Also, considering Spain's relatively low GDP, any country can afford their own hydrogen economy, in one or two resets. EDIT: Isn't Argentina winning the war? Master of your domain? I am Lord of the manor, Queen of the castle, King of the county! Former moderator of the original DungeoneeringFormer moderator of Ye Olde HegemonyModerator of the remake of DungeoneeringFormer Empress of the Lichten Empire (Hegemony)Former President of the United States (Hegemony)Former Emporer of Imperial Japan (Hegemony)Czarina Catherine of Imperial Russia (Hegemony The only difference between a disagreement between friends, an argument between strangers, and a feud between enemies is the ability to reconcile. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wisp Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 Would anyone be interested in importing hydrogen to help replace oil? Lower your carbon footprint, all that. This is a bad idea for most people involved for this simple reason: creating a dependancy on a fellow taverner is BAD. Also, considering Spain's relatively low GDP, any country can afford their own hydrogen economy, in one or two resets. EDIT: Isn't Argentina winning the war?It's more difficult for larger nations, I believe, since there's more to rehaul. Can always stop buying once they get it figured out to. They lost close to two million people, so the last battle was very much a Pyrrhic victory, if a victory at all. Hegemony-Spain Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Retech Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 The larger they are, the more they have cash to perform the overhaul. And the sheer amount of hydrogen to fuel the US economy + would be staggering to create the transport infrastructure from Spain to the US, because of the extra precautions compared to oil. OOC: Troops are very easy to replace, I think. Especially for low prestige nations, they are very cheap. Master of your domain? I am Lord of the manor, Queen of the castle, King of the county! Former moderator of the original DungeoneeringFormer moderator of Ye Olde HegemonyModerator of the remake of DungeoneeringFormer Empress of the Lichten Empire (Hegemony)Former President of the United States (Hegemony)Former Emporer of Imperial Japan (Hegemony)Czarina Catherine of Imperial Russia (Hegemony The only difference between a disagreement between friends, an argument between strangers, and a feud between enemies is the ability to reconcile. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wisp Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 Argentina has a IAD of 33m, and a prestige of 19, so 38k a troop. If they were to spend every penny for a reset on troops, they'd get under 900,000. And they lost more than that in the last battle I think, so yea, it's a pretty Pyrrhic victory. Hegemony-Spain Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
a_bert Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 too bad you don't know anything about my country If Argentina receives no word of compensation from the coalition states, it will be forced to retaliate. 'Tis I, 'tis Vindice, 'tis I! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wisp Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 too bad you don't know anything about my country If Argentina receives no word of compensation from the coalition states, it will be forced to retaliate.I looked at the front page, and that's what it says. I'm not a member of the coalition, so you need to talk to Icu, Grim, France or the UK. I think France and the UK are still at war with you though, and I dunno about Grim. Hegemony-Spain Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
a_bert Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 The front page hasn't been updated since the game began, it's pretty frustrating since I don't know what countries are actually controlled by players as a result 'Tis I, 'tis Vindice, 'tis I! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wisp Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 The front page hasn't been updated since the game began, it's pretty frustrating since I don't know what countries are actually controlled by players as a resultYeah, true, but still I don't think your GDP has changed dramatically. I dunno what's gone on with your prestige either, but it's probably not a major difference. Hegemony-Spain Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
archimage_a Posted March 29, 2011 Author Share Posted March 29, 2011 Its updated on Tuesdays, aka today.And with such a massive list of countries it doesn't pay for me to update them daily. http://www.uzzisoft..../archimage.jpegWell I knew you wouldn't agree. I know how you hate facing facts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wisp Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 I assume Australia and the African countries you looted would like reparations for the hundreds of billions you looted aswell. They are the real victims here, you are the aggressor. Hegemony-Spain Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nero Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 I wouldn't worry too much about Germany this time around, as far as invading for no reason goes. I could be wrong though. Where you been lately, Nero/Dusty?Out and about, I pop in every now and again. ------- And my Baltic unification thingy should be done by down right Arch? Vienna Raszyn Warsaw Klushino Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The_Mather1 Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 Oh goodie, my secret research is 3 days past definatly done... at twice the estimated max price (does that give any bonus since I didn't cut payment?).Also research on splitting rust has a chance of being done soon, it had a min time of 2 days ago. Twitter: @TheMather1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
archimage_a Posted March 29, 2011 Author Share Posted March 29, 2011 @Nero, game has only been running for 14 days. So... Anywho:[hide]----------------------- United States GDP: 4,076,603,121,995.29 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 203,830,156,099.77 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 51World Presence: 10Technological Prowess: 20Moral Standing: 0Biological Impact: 1Economic Mobility: 20----------------------- Total Load: 36,852,960Carbon Footprint: 12,898,536Carbon Load: 921,324----------------------- China GDP: 150,454,160,000.00 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 7,522,708,000.00 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 0World Presence: 0Technological Prowess: 0Moral Standing: 0Biological Impact: 0Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Total Load: 8,043,200Carbon Footprint: 2,603,200Carbon Load: 201,080----------------------- Japan GDP: 476,729,118,511.71 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 23,836,455,925.59 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 42World Presence: 7Technological Prowess: 18Moral Standing: 5Biological Impact: 7Economic Mobility: 5----------------------- Carbon Footprint: 2,328,176Carbon Load: 242,590Total Load: 9,703,600----------------------- Germany GDP: 1,273,371,142,326.86 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 63,668,557,116.34 Growth Rate: 4.56%----------------------- Prestige: 70World Presence: 10Technological Prowess: 20Moral Standing: 13Biological Impact: 14Economic Mobility: 13----------------------- Total Load: 6,479,560Carbon Load: 161,989Carbon Footprint: 1,438,598----------------------- France GDP: 807,024,039,111.98 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 40,351,201,955.60 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 33World Presence: 10Technological Prowess: 13Moral Standing: 4Biological Impact: 6Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Total Load: 3,373,160Carbon Load: 84,329Carbon Footprint: 1,180,606----------------------- United Kingdom GDP: 696,552,074,541.18 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 34,827,603,727.06 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 40World Presence: 15Technological Prowess: 11Moral Standing: 8Biological Impact: 6Economic Mobility: 0 Total Load: 3,613,720Carbon Load: 90,343Carbon Footprint: 1,264,802----------------------- Italy GDP: 622,248,995,616.38 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 31,112,449,780.82 Growth Rate: 4.92%----------------------- Prestige: 35World Presence: 4Technological Prowess: 8Moral Standing: 14Biological Impact: 9Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Total Load: 2,922,644Carbon Load: 70,764Carbon Footprint: 1,203,808----------------------- Brazil GDP: 561,005,072,069.60 Tax Rate: 19.00%IAD: 106,590,963,693.23 Growth Rate: 3.00%----------------------- Prestige: 40World Presence: 1Technological Prowess: 12Moral Standing: 14Biological Impact: 13Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Total Load: 2,671,040Carbon Load: 66,776Carbon Footprint: 552,984----------------------- Canada GDP: 482,241,336,018.82 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 24,112,066,800.94 Growth Rate: 2.40%----------------------- Prestige: 41World Presence: 2Technological Prowess: 14Moral Standing: 14Biological Impact: 11Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Total Load: 2,564,400Carbon Load: 64,110Carbon Footprint: 897,540----------------------- Russia GDP: 455,486,610,974.12 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 22,774,330,548.71 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 32World Presence: 13Technological Prowess: 15Moral Standing: 1Biological Impact: 3Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Total Load: 1,890,440Carbon Load: 47,261Carbon Footprint: 661,654----------------------- India GDP: 441,024,897,505.88 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 22,051,244,875.29 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 26World Presence: 5Technological Prowess: 11Moral Standing: 6Biological Impact: 4Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Total Load: 1,487,240Carbon Load: 37,181Carbon Footprint: 520,534----------------------- Spain GDP: 401,629,554,447.06 Tax Rate: 19.00%IAD: 76,309,615,344.94 Growth Rate: 3.00%----------------------- Prestige: 40World Presence: 14Technological Prowess: 10Moral Standing: 14Biological Impact: 2Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Total Load: 1,814,720Carbon Load: 45,368Carbon Footprint: 635,152----------------------- Australia GDP: 375,579,769,374.12 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 18,778,988,468.71 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 33World Presence: 3Technological Prowess: 9Moral Standing: 12Biological Impact: 9Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Total Load: 1,610,040Carbon Load: 40,251Carbon Footprint: 563,514----------------------- Mexico GDP: 309,651,277,703.53 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 15,482,563,885.18 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 24World Presence: 4Technological Prowess: 7Moral Standing: 8Biological Impact: 5Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Total Load: 963,880Carbon Load: 24,097Carbon Footprint: 337,358----------------------- South Africa GDP: 109,302,945,430.59 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 5,465,147,271.53 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 17World Presence: 3Technological Prowess: 6Moral Standing: 3Biological Impact: 5Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Philippines GDP: 58,307,302,098.82 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 2,915,365,104.94 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 14World Presence: 0Technological Prowess: 2Moral Standing: 6Biological Impact: 6Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Lithuania GDP: 11,020,533,760.00 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 551,026,688.00 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 10World Presence: 0Technological Prowess: 2Moral Standing: 4Biological Impact: 4Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Indonesia GDP: 215,444,281,844.42 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 10,772,214,092.22 Growth Rate: 5.16%----------------------- Prestige: 12World Presence: 1Technological Prowess: 3Moral Standing: 6Biological Impact: 2Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- United Arab Emirates GDP: 87,312,147,877.65 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 4,365,607,393.88 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 12World Presence: 2Technological Prowess: 8Moral Standing: 2Biological Impact: 0Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Saudi Arabia GDP: 133,983,340,423.53 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 6,699,167,021.18 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 12World Presence: 2Technological Prowess: 8Moral Standing: 2Biological Impact: 0Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Kuwait GDP: 36,180,806,475.29 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 1,809,040,323.76 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 12World Presence: 1Technological Prowess: 4Moral Standing: 6Biological Impact: 1Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Switzerland GDP: 168,906,668,159.70 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 8,445,333,407.98 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 38World Presence: 4Technological Prowess: 13Moral Standing: 14Biological Impact: 7Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Argentina GDP: 235,915,970,220.00 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 11,795,798,511.00 Growth Rate: 4.92%----------------------- Prestige: 10World Presence: 0Technological Prowess: 5Moral Standing: 5Biological Impact: 0Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Peru GDP: 5,915,819,068.24 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 295,790,953.41 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 13World Presence: 0Technological Prowess: 4Moral Standing: 6Biological Impact: 3Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Bolivia GDP: 12,319,927,115.29 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 615,996,355.76 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 13World Presence: 3Technological Prowess: 4Moral Standing: 3Biological Impact: 3Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Columbia GDP: 144,065,043,998.12 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 7,203,252,199.91 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 11World Presence: 0Technological Prowess: 5Moral Standing: 4Biological Impact: 2Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Chile GDP: 61,428,974,531.76 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 3,071,448,726.59 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 14World Presence: 0Technological Prowess: 4Moral Standing: 6Biological Impact: 4Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Iceland GDP: 3,937,402,880.00 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 196,870,144.00 Growth Rate: -4.99%----------------------- Prestige: 10World Presence: 0Technological Prowess: 4Moral Standing: 3Biological Impact: 3Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Guinea GDP: 2,881,733,571.76 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 144,086,678.59 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 3World Presence: 0Technological Prowess: 1Moral Standing: 1Biological Impact: 1Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Morocco GDP: 27,618,484,705.88 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 1,380,924,235.29 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 14World Presence: 2Technological Prowess: 6Moral Standing: 4Biological Impact: 2Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Venezuela GDP: 85,899,745,882.35 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 4,294,987,294.12 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 14World Presence: 4Technological Prowess: 3Moral Standing: 2Biological Impact: 5Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Guyana GDP: 661,684,705.88 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 33,084,235.29 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 13World Presence: 2Technological Prowess: 4Moral Standing: 3Biological Impact: 4Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Suriname GDP: 992,978,823.53 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 49,648,941.18 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 18World Presence: 3Technological Prowess: 6Moral Standing: 3Biological Impact: 6Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Liberia GDP: 294,249,411.76 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 14,712,470.59 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 18World Presence: 3Technological Prowess: 6Moral Standing: 3Biological Impact: 6Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Sierra Leone GDP: 572,536,470.59 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 28,626,823.53 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 18World Presence: 3Technological Prowess: 6Moral Standing: 3Biological Impact: 6Economic Mobility: 0----------------------- Republic of the Congo GDP: 3,579,181,176.47 Tax Rate: 5.00%IAD: 178,959,058.82 Growth Rate: 5.40%----------------------- Prestige: 18World Presence: 3Technological Prowess: 6Moral Standing: 3Biological Impact: 6Economic Mobility: 0[/hide] The US Dollar has suffered a major market crash as countries begin to secure their currencies against the Euro instead. Fortuately, for some hitherto unexplained reason, this results in +3% growth for everyone.Please note that the Euro is worth 3.4 Dollars for any Wikipedia price grabs.Prices:Soliders: Prestige*600Basic Tanks: Prestige*10,000Basic Aircraft: Prestige*3,000Basic Destroyers: 150 MillionBasic Subs: 150 MillionBasic Cruisers: 250 Million Anything you design yourself will be given a price, and stuff you get on Wikipedia will get a different price as well. There are two reasons for this change over:First, Germany is well respected and economically prosperous, while America is seen as fundermentally evil and is in an economic blackhole thanks to its war with Canada.Second, There will, occasionally, be economic changes like this. Usually because prices have risen because everything is going great, prices have fallen because everything is going to hell, or because a certain currency is doing considerably better than the current currency. What this means for you?+3% growth and minor annoyance with a slightly different system. If you prefer to keep using Dollars you can and I will translate, just be sure to say 'Dollars', otherwise you will end up spending a load extra. does that give any bonus since I didn't cut payment?).No Anyway, report time:Germany:The German special forces have finally been taken off alert, except around labs, GASP and other areas of scientific interest. In America German and Canadian troops begin a mild counter offensive, though it failed to gather any momentum due to the fatigue of the troops, the lack of avalible troops, and aircraft/artillary pieces. With the fresh units built in Germany still completing their training. The Canadian-American war ground to an unsatisfactor halt, as Canadian-German forces countered with overwhelming strength at any singular point, when the Americans launched their assaults, largely thanks to American battle plans being provided to them by anoynomous parties. China, Japan and Germany sign a peace treaty. Germany has also released Eurofighter 3 Variants, of the Blitz and Storm Varity. Argentina/Coalition:Having scraped the last barrel of oil clean, the Argentine Air and Naval force set off this year, making sure to destroy as much of the Anglo-Franco-African force as possible, before it landed on the shore.At the same time Argentine Land Forces surged the beacheads. In places the combined force was enough to entirely destroy the landing forces, but in others this turned into a nightmare, with Overwhelming Coalition Air Superiority, combined with Cruise Missiles, combined with Anti-Air Guns, totally annhilated the Argentine forces, which had been skimmed by Argentine high command for an invasion force. Ergo was weaker than normal.The Coalition failed, entirely, to capitalise on this, prefering instead to dig in and lick their wounds, with large potions of their war effort defend Africa. Overall nothing significant happened, apart from a Brazilian News Team getting hit by a stray cruise missile. The South Africans, used to relying on data collected by field agents, completely missed the obvious signs of an enemy preparing to launch a sea invasion, and foolishly believed that the Argentine fleet was bottled up in harbour, save a few prowelling submarines.Thus, when the Argentine fleet broke out, as one cohesive lump, the Coalition was staggered, and early raids, by Argentina, sunk 2 of the 3 Aircraft carriers deployed by Britian/France, which limited the effective raiding power as the massive, 1 million strong, army made its way across the ocean. The two navies sparred day and night for almost a week, with West Coast Africans rushing to prepare for the imminant landing parties, which became more and more localised around South Africa, until everyone was certain that would be the final location.With the majority of its land forces away in South America the South African state was, more or less, at the mercy of the Argentine Hoard, who overcame the meger defences within a few short hours, and set about on a mass pillage and looting spree.The United African Army, some 500,000 troops, hurriedly gathered by the States themselves to defend their fellow nation (though more likely because they fear an Argentine advance into their territory as well), progressed south, with some sporadic fighting, though for the most part the Argentine and African forces avoided each other. The Africans checking the Argentines didn't go too far into their territory, the Argentines only looting as much as they could carry.Within a few weeks, while the rest of the world was still deciding what to do, the Argentine army/navy loaded up and set sail home, carrying with them some 30 Billion(102 Billion Dollars) Euros in hardware, art and other such stuff.Argentines also rounded up some 300,000 prisoners. The world press initially thought these were replacement slaves, but the Argentine Government later declared that these were 'a pound of flesh', or payback for the deaths of Argentine Civilians in the unjust war perpetrated against them.The prisoners were forced to dig a mass grave and where then ordered to conduct ritual combat in the style of Ancient Africans. Argentine Spokesmen said 'We wanted them to feel that we respected their culture, so we relieved them of their modern trappings and allowed them to return to their tribal state.'The Last Man Standing was originally promised freedom, though he was eventually shot to 'Show the South Africans that even in Victory there is defeat.'The Argentine army then departed, suffering from sustained bombing runs throughout the duration, which was the source of most of the casualties of the expedition, though also the source of many of the Coalition air losses. Casualities:Americans: 20,000Canadians: 14,000Germans: 4,000Argentine: 1,100,000, 1,200 Aircraft, 9 Submarines, 3 Destroyers, 100 tanks.Africa: 180,000, 650 SAM Platforms, 32 Tanks. 500,000 Civilians.NPC Coalition: 210,000, 1,900 Aircraft, 15 Destroyers, 2 Aircraft Carriers, 7 Tanks.Brazil: 4 Civilians (If there are MAJOR problems with Euros I will do something) http://www.uzzisoft..../archimage.jpegWell I knew you wouldn't agree. I know how you hate facing facts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
a_bert Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 Justice. Argentina will return the slaves to their homes if a peace treaty can be reached now that our lost have been avenged. 'Tis I, 'tis Vindice, 'tis I! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
paul191600 Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 gg africa The sour dough of the epitmous pie hungers for another's sweet lips to be dulled into a state of most irreverant humblenessTUBULAR BELLS! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Retech Posted March 29, 2011 Share Posted March 29, 2011 OOC: Nice show by Dungeonal Brazil mourns the deaths of its brave news team, caught in the crossfire to bring breaking news to Brazilian viewers. --- Thanks Germany for the 3% growth boost. :D Master of your domain? I am Lord of the manor, Queen of the castle, King of the county! Former moderator of the original DungeoneeringFormer moderator of Ye Olde HegemonyModerator of the remake of DungeoneeringFormer Empress of the Lichten Empire (Hegemony)Former President of the United States (Hegemony)Former Emporer of Imperial Japan (Hegemony)Czarina Catherine of Imperial Russia (Hegemony The only difference between a disagreement between friends, an argument between strangers, and a feud between enemies is the ability to reconcile. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wisp Posted March 30, 2011 Share Posted March 30, 2011 Archi, how much better are realistically priced destroyers, subs, etc.? Because a destroyer in real life costs 5 billion+, which is what I paid before we determined those prices, and I'd hope it's significantly better than a 150m one.Argentina, I hope you guys are having a lot of kids, because your population's dropped about 15% in the past few years. Hegemony-Spain Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Icuownage Posted March 30, 2011 Share Posted March 30, 2011 America, would you accept a white peace? Reasons:This war may be drawn out if it continues, it'll ruin both of our economies. As shown by the fact that the dollar is now replaced by the euro.If you do win and conquer Canada, you'd still be viewed as an international ass, also canada will probably still have resistanceIf you end up getting beaten, you'd be viewed as an international ass, you'd gain nothing and you have a ruined economy It just doesn't seem a smart option for us to continue, and Canada is an ally of Germany, thus I can't let it go. It's a REALLY big shaft.I didn't catch fire, I used the can of hairspray as a flamethrower and pointed it at my arm.how are you going to ignore my posts when I'm offering to let you live as my vassal in two weeks time? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
archimage_a Posted March 30, 2011 Author Share Posted March 30, 2011 Archi, how much better are realistically priced destroyers, subs, etc.? Because a destroyer in real life costs 5 billion+, which is what I paid before we determined those prices, and I'd hope it's significantly better than a 150m one.Basic Destroyers: 150 MillionBasic Subs: 150 MillionBasic Cruisers: 250 MillionFirstly, the Destroyers/Subs cost 500 million originally. They now cost 510 million if we converted currency from Euros to Dollars(at a ratio of 1:3.4)The Delhi Class Destroyer is worth 2137.11 crore (which means ten million rupees).Which converts as 478,418,063 USD. Furthermore:The construction of a Nimitz Class Super Carrier is 4.5 Billion Dollars.The Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer costs 1.1 Billion Dollars, with the hull and such being worth 322 Million Dollars. While I am happy to refund you the 3.9 Billion Dollars overspend on the destroyers/subs, you can also say that these vessles are 'State of the Art' and therefore have a bonus.Though at 4* the price its not terribly worth it. http://www.uzzisoft..../archimage.jpegWell I knew you wouldn't agree. I know how you hate facing facts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wisp Posted March 30, 2011 Share Posted March 30, 2011 I was basing the subs off of Virginia Class, and Ohio class, and the Destroyer off of the most modern British one I think, for reference. I'll take whatever I overspent, though keep the aircraft carrier the same as the Nimitz is pretty awesome. Spain announces the construction of a massive nuclear power plant, estimated to be completed on the 1st. It will provide a huge amount of power, and also be much safer than existing nuclear, and much better protected. Hegemony-Spain Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jasignhagj Posted March 30, 2011 Share Posted March 30, 2011 America has given their B2 bombers, which were on alert in the area, the orders to bomb the city of Regina, as promised. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The_Mather1 Posted March 30, 2011 Share Posted March 30, 2011 My excel budget sheet has been converted to Euro. However why was the rate 11.0[something]? Twitter: @TheMather1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
archimage_a Posted March 30, 2011 Author Share Posted March 30, 2011 Ah, I see what went wrong mather, I did your division twice. Should be:1,544,664,625,705.88 http://www.uzzisoft..../archimage.jpegWell I knew you wouldn't agree. I know how you hate facing facts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The_Mather1 Posted March 30, 2011 Share Posted March 30, 2011 Thanks... now to correct those changes I made to already paid costs.EDIT: Pheew, I love ctrl+z. Twitter: @TheMather1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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