| qisheng.xia Xia | Sunday, April 17, 2022 - 06:23 pm 
Hopefully we can make a new rule because recently I am in trouble with someone:
If the owner of the corporation don’t want sell their corporation to the country, the country can’t bid on their corporation. |
| Mike C | Sunday, April 17, 2022 - 08:45 pm
I propose that CEO corps be included as targets during war, because some CEOs don't have countries and there needs to be a way to retaliate against their commercial raids. |
| Banedon Runestar | Monday, April 18, 2022 - 05:45 am
And what would this solve?
If a CEO buys one of your corporations you've been paid for it.
If the CEO then moves or closes it, you can build another one.
Another option is to nationalize your important corps, then CEO's can't buy them.
Just be careful since you can only do that with 12 corps in a nation. |
| Andy | Monday, April 18, 2022 - 04:29 pm
qisheng,
As Bandon said, if your corporation is taken over, you get a lot of money and you keep earning money each game month.
Private corporations are the most profitable.
your proposal gives too much protection against something which is in fact good for the country. |
| Jiggle Billy | Monday, April 18, 2022 - 07:56 pm
qisheng.xia Xia, while people get annoyed by nationalizations they are a reasonable risk players take building enterprise corps.
If you ask many long term players the game already has too many protections, adding more will take a lot away.
It does take time to learn the mechanics and politics which can lead to some difficulties, but as a newer player you are protected from war and in reality most possible harm someone could cause. If an enterprise is mad at you just build natural resource corps for a while as they may be able to hostile take them over but they can not move them. |
| Banedon Runestar | Monday, April 18, 2022 - 11:22 pm
If you really do not want CEOs taking over your corps, you can raise your national tax rate too.
But CEO owned corps are the most profitable and useful corps for a nation to have. |
