A
Andy
16 Jul 2020 10:16
Link
Rebellions and Government cost
The frequency of rebellions is reduced.
The main reason for rebellions was the long term occupation of countries that are part of large empires.
Larger empires make more sense now in Simcountry, mainly because of the introduction of natural resources as an essential resource.
Having more countries allows players to own more of these natural resources.
We have recently started reducing the government cost in larger empires. The cost is much reduced and will be reduced even more.
The reduction in the frequency of rebellions and virtual elimination thereof in empires will help players who are interested in building larger empires.
Natural Resources Corporations
Natural resources corporations remain very profitable and their profitability will increase even more due to their small number and continuing shortages.
In recent months, the high cost of natural resources caused an increase in the cost of raw materials for many types of corporations and influenced their profitability.
That effect on other corporations is receded in recent weeks.
As we see now in the markets and when looking into corporations in general, turnover is stable or growing, the cost of raw materials is much less influenced by the cost of natural resources and their profitability is improved.
Corporations and their number of workers
Corporations increase the number of workers and professionals the need.
The numbers are increasing slowly and the general effect is that many countries can sustain a smaller number of corporations that are in general more profitable.
We have explained the reason for this incremental tuning before. We see the number of corporations game wide, increasing with the increase in populations.
We now have more than 860.000 corporations game wide, the largest number for a very long time.
The number of daily transactions in Simcountry reaches many millions each day and although everything runs just fine, we think that long term, we should have a slightly smaller number of corporations that are more profitable and a smaller number of them could keep countries very profitable.
The frequency of rebellions is reduced.
The main reason for rebellions was the long term occupation of countries that are part of large empires.
Larger empires make more sense now in Simcountry, mainly because of the introduction of natural resources as an essential resource.
Having more countries allows players to own more of these natural resources.
We have recently started reducing the government cost in larger empires. The cost is much reduced and will be reduced even more.
The reduction in the frequency of rebellions and virtual elimination thereof in empires will help players who are interested in building larger empires.
Natural Resources Corporations
Natural resources corporations remain very profitable and their profitability will increase even more due to their small number and continuing shortages.
In recent months, the high cost of natural resources caused an increase in the cost of raw materials for many types of corporations and influenced their profitability.
That effect on other corporations is receded in recent weeks.
As we see now in the markets and when looking into corporations in general, turnover is stable or growing, the cost of raw materials is much less influenced by the cost of natural resources and their profitability is improved.
Corporations and their number of workers
Corporations increase the number of workers and professionals the need.
The numbers are increasing slowly and the general effect is that many countries can sustain a smaller number of corporations that are in general more profitable.
We have explained the reason for this incremental tuning before. We see the number of corporations game wide, increasing with the increase in populations.
We now have more than 860.000 corporations game wide, the largest number for a very long time.
The number of daily transactions in Simcountry reaches many millions each day and although everything runs just fine, we think that long term, we should have a slightly smaller number of corporations that are more profitable and a smaller number of them could keep countries very profitable.