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Nation Name: Cergo Nation Link: https://politicsandwar.com/nation/id=16854

I'll take one. (7) (7) (3)

Okay, so now I feel silly.

What were you doing (or trying to do): Expand a city and buy infrastructure What happened (describe thoroughly please): I purchased 100 infrastructure in my city, named Besey, which previously had 1000 infra and it displayed as being powered at 1100 on a single nuclear power plant (which should only power up to 1000 infra). Link to page: https://politicsandwar.com/city/id=28336 Any other relevant information: Screenshot: http://imgur.com/Xk8eKls

Maybe. I feel like targeting a particular resource would be awesome though. Perhaps make multiple levels, with a cheaper option to destroy a random good, and a more expensive one to target a particular good? Or maybe make it so that the more expensive you make the operation, the more destructive it is?

The thing about the tax rates and approval ratings is that many socialist countries could have very high taxes and approval rating though.

I feel like gasoline would be an appropriate "ingredient" in a chemical weapon.

I was curious as to how large the biggest countries were by land area, and was surprised to see that there isn't a ranking for land area.

I think this would be cool, and totally reasonable.

National project name: Environmental Protection Agency Small description: Create Agency to reduce the environmental impact of Improvements. Project effect: Reduce pollution from improvements by some percentage i.e. 20% Resource cost: 200 steel 250 aluminum Cash cost: 50 million National project name: Commercial Fishing Small description: Drydocks produce food Project effect: each Drydocks produces 500 food daily Resource cost: 100 steel Cash cost: 10 million National project name: Recycling Initiative Small description: Recycling Centers Provide resources Project effect: For every 20 resource spent on improvements/projects, receive 1 back; receive more resources from decommissioned military Resource cost:150 aluminum Cash cost: 20 million