Georgi Stomana

nvm...

I sent him a message, but either way it's worth letting the dev/admin look at this if it's an error/bug and could happen to others, so it can be fixed.

Yes it was, I had nearly 700,000 now I have 584,000

I just got 76 munitions in exchange for 100,000 dollars, yet I did not buy it, I just got this message: I'm not sure why this happened, as I didn't buy any munitions, nor did I want any.... This trade isn't even listed in my recent trade activity

Fair enough

If you have improvements destroyed in war, steel and aluminum production would be helpful. They can also help military rebuilding, rebuilding your tank/aircraft/navy forces.

Nation ID: 9236 Post Count: 100 Link to Nation: https://politicsandwar.com/nation/id=9236

I don't even know what I'm arguing against now

Well if you've been in multiple world you're probably aware of this: http://cybernations.wikia.com/wiki/Woodstock_Massacre Do you think the same people who did this atrocity do not also have nations on P&W? I am not saying war is always bad, but there are people out there who when all you want is peace will hit you in the face with a sledgehammer. Yes this is a "game" and yes our nations are made of pixels, but if you log into your nation every day by definition you have some attachment to it. Anyway I'm not trying to offend you or anyone else. And I apologize if I have.

Not talking to you, specifically.

Anyone find it weird how Oil must be converted into Gasoline, yet raw mined Uranium can be chucked into a nuclear reactor or nuclear weapon without being enriched?

I think it's wrong to say that P&W is all about pointless wars, destruction, and general lulz (like the geniuses posting gifs ITT), war is undoubtedly part of the game - but what's wrong with setting up universal standards based on common sense and fairness so people can be left in peace without being rolled 4 teh lulz? The most dangerous people in Orbis are those who make a joke of everything, even things which if happened to their nation they wouldn't find it funny at all.

Something should be changed, Spies are a cool idea but having 5 or 6 blokes running around who can blow up entire barracks full of soldiers, tank factories, sink whole naval vessels or even destroy nukes is ridiculous. Even if they could do it in peacetime when security is very low, the second an attack happened every military facility in the nation would be on maximum alert and no one would be able to get even close to them. While in P&W your only defense is your own Spies.

Did you even read what I wrote, not being able to ATTACK without trucks/gas would help new nations. Indeed raiders/attackers would be at a disadvantage because they would be the ones who would have to pay for keeping their trucks all fueled consuming tonnes each attack, while a defender could spend everything on their forces.

I'm saying that maybe the intended benefits of economic projects are the ability to rebuild quicker.

Thanks, shouldn't have typed in "Spies" I guess.

The world is full of evil fascist nations who wish to enslave others so they can wax rich at their expense, that is what they see as "fun".

I think you can sabotage factories to blow up tanks, same with airfields and navy bases. Is there list a list somewhere of all the spy operations you can do and how much they cost? Their seems to be a dearth of information about war for this game (well info full stop).

On the other hand, this could make it very difficult for nations recovering from war to rebuild, if they had economic projects (not missiles/nuke) and the war destroyed much of their infra, they would be stuck below the allowance level for the project to work.

The HD-version of AoE2 on Steam is amazing.

Welcome

5,000 infra per project is very high, how many people in the game even have say 10k infra or more?

I guess, but -33% to income when your people are starving seems a bit soft.

Even if you think his alliance has made bad decisions, you should keep those thoughts to yourself or express them in private diplomatic channels. Nothing is gained by publicly slandering alliances and their membership.

Hasn't food always been cheap?