A quick Partisan note to NPO

[Charles Bolivar]

The ride never ends.

 

It is...mesmerising....

[Avakael]

>53,000 posts on a forum

 

Jesus christ what the hell

Only an average of 15ish posts a day for 10 years, and there's a hell of a lot of users and content on the (That terrible game that is totally irrelevant and I shouldn't be bringing it up anyways) NPO board. Edited June 15, 2016 by Avakael

[Foltest]

The way NPO runs their various departments, it doesn't surprise me that they have high post counts.

 

 

 

Communication is key

[greatkitteh]

I'm at 6.2k posts after like 6 years of posting. And the MENSA guys have literally raised me.

 

Impressive.

Im insulted you post ~1 k per year and I still am at 1029 after one and a half years.

 

I was supposed to be good in shitposting.

[Ayayay]

Kek, just saw this now. Are you !@#$ing retarded parti? They were obviously trying to get more of their members to join PW.

 

Also "Future war was implied" is retarded af. First off, you're on different sides of the web. Second, you don't really have any moral authority when it comes to that angle considering how much you !@#$ed about TC using your own quotes to hit you in GW3.

[Dr Rush]

Also anyone else notice how terrible that build guide is?

[Ayayay]

Also anyone else notice how terrible that build guide is?

I glanced at it and thought it was saying what to do for the tutorial. But now that I looked at it, yea, it is pretty !@#$ terrible. It looks like it was made by someone who hasn't ever played the game before... or a GPA member. 50/50 really, both equally likely

Edited August 1, 2016 by underlordgc

[Dr Rush]

Your implying GPA members play the game though. In fact from experience I can say they quit when gameplay comes to them.

[Woot]

Also anyone else notice how terrible that build guide is?

 

I think the idea is to quickly set up a self-sufficient resource mine that NPO can farm with 100% taxes after the new player goes inactive. 

[Lordship]

I think the idea is to quickly set up a self-sufficient resource mine that NPO can farm with 100% taxes after the new player goes inactive. 

I was just about to post this, and then Woot posts it. Well done Woot, well done.

[Dr Rush]

Probably but its terrible even at that.

[Ole]

I think the idea is to quickly set up a self-sufficient resource mine that NPO can farm with 100% taxes after the new player goes inactive.

Still not effective tho. They should hire "TEst consult LLC" i've heard they have some skills

[kalev60]

For farming purposes it would make sense to make a whole longer guide going up to 1k-1.5k infra, getting all the econ and as much production as possible and a varied production of all the resources a nation has access to. Farming just coal and food doesn't make sense at all, at least in my agricultural play-book it doesn't add up.

But NPO after all is ebil and is all about the emperor/empress, maybe their imperial highness just likes coal and food, I don't know.

Edited August 1, 2016 by kalev60

[Woot]

Coal mines were by far the most profitable improvement without a project back then. Rip in pepperoni coal prices

[Aerys Targaryen]

 

 

 

>53,000 posts on a forum

 

Jesus christ what the hell

 

 

 

Farms are useless with 500 land area and cities don't need powerplant to produce just coal or food. If someone is going to set their continent as Australia, better to give priority to bauxite first, it's more profitable than coal most of the time. And yeah it does look like it's written by someone who never played the game

[LordRahl2]

What? It looks like a great strategy!

[Roquentin]

First off: it's no longer in use and it went through several changes after that post was made.

For farming purposes it would make sense to make a whole longer guide going up to 1k-1.5k infra, getting all the econ and as much production as possible and a varied production of all the resources a nation has access to. Farming just coal and food doesn't make sense at all, at least in my agricultural play-book it doesn't add up.

But NPO after all is ebil and is all about the emperor/empress, maybe their imperial highness just likes coal and food, I don't know.

 

If the point is to avoid investment in potential inactives and in general at a time where war is imminent, it wouldn't make a lot of sense to make a guide to 1-1.5k infra as it would cost a lot more money.

 

Coal mines were by far the most profitable improvement without a project back then. Rip in pepperoni coal prices

 

 

Exactly.  You can only make 3 Bauxite mines as opposed to a bigger number of coal mines and coal was the best back then. Food was also almost at double its normal price.

 

 

 

Farms are useless with 500 land area and cities don't need powerplant to produce just coal or food. If someone is going to set their continent as Australia, better to give priority to bauxite first, it's more profitable than coal most of the time. And yeah it does look like it's written by someone who never played the game 

 

 

I can see your point here and Bauxite mines would take priority with the current market, but I refer to what people said about it being self-sufficient entirely and woot's post about the coal prices. The people who used it initially prior to it being posted were accounting for the possibility some stay active and having to manage a bunch of nations in deficit wouldn't really be good. It's basically like Woot said the nation would be self-sufficient relatively quickly after being made. They could go either way ultimately in terms of playing or quitting, so it was accounted for.

 

Again, it's not really a thing anymore, so this discussion is just a product of a funny gravedig.

 

Don't really have anything else to say so it'll be my first and final post as I need to get going again.

Edited August 1, 2016 by Roquentin