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Argh!

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Khome y Peng
16 Sep 2012 01:46 Link
hahahaha
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Crafty
16 Sep 2012 14:01 Link
Uh oh.

I may have created a monster...
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Khome y Peng
16 Sep 2012 18:22 Link
i'll be on an big font spampage now haha
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Lorelei
18 Sep 2012 16:57 Link
Y'all are in trouble now!
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Lorelei
19 Sep 2012 19:59 Link
Did you know that today is National Talk Like A Pirate Day????
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sbroccoli
19 Sep 2012 21:32 Link
This game sure does have a lot of depth, but I agree with what was said above: this is closer to soviet economy (save the stock market) than any western market economy.

One thing that caught my eye above: doe state corporations get beginner bonuses??

I was starting to feel happy that at least some of my corporations have stopped losing money, but is that only because they get some kind of beginner bonus that will disappear??

For the record, I set wages to 130. Probably won't do in the long-run, but everything's discount atm.
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maclean
20 Sep 2012 00:43 Link
Arrrgh, me mateys, man the quarterdeck carronades, give'em a blast o' grape, and swing over to their deck on these here lanyards wit' yer cutlasses in yer teef! We'll keelhaul the scurvy lily-livers and split the booty! :) :)
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Crafty
20 Sep 2012 00:51 Link
Pieces of eight?
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Khome y Peng
20 Sep 2012 02:46 Link
Lorelei! I just thought of that when I clicked on this thread again! LOL arrrrgh


Actually, this economy is not really communist. It has elements of a command economy, so it seems closer to a dictatorship, like fascist Italy, or Franco's Spain if it wasn't isolated from the international community up till 1975.

Remember, fascism holds elements of corporatism, the Soviet economy had just national methods of production and did not have private enterprise as an option.
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Lorelei
20 Sep 2012 16:01 Link
ha ha ha ha they were talking about it on the radio yesterday as i was driving into work. lol the only thing i know piratey is "i want your booty" ha ha ha
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Khome y Peng
20 Sep 2012 16:16 Link
capt blue beard was up to something hehe