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marshal.ney
13 Oct 2016 16:18
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As we know, this is broken. When releasing a country that has negative cash, the negative cash is not applied to the leader of an empire. (as it supposed to happen),
Does this extend into actual debt?
I ran across a post from 2014 which seems to indicate this. Player A took over debt ridden countries from Player B. Player A did get hit with 2 trillion of the debt. From what I see of the posts, the claim was made that Player B received none of the debt. While the GM chimed in that the feature was working correctly(guess it got broken since that post) - the claim was never acknowledged or refuted by the GM or the player who should have received the massive debt.
The GM simply refused to address that claim (perhaps rightly.) The other player chose to only make insults.
If anyone is interested in testing this out, please contact me on GR. Grand Duchy of Ney. Purposefully driving countries near bankruptcy and releasing seems to have a lot more profit potential then raiding c3's.
Does this extend into actual debt?
I ran across a post from 2014 which seems to indicate this. Player A took over debt ridden countries from Player B. Player A did get hit with 2 trillion of the debt. From what I see of the posts, the claim was made that Player B received none of the debt. While the GM chimed in that the feature was working correctly(guess it got broken since that post) - the claim was never acknowledged or refuted by the GM or the player who should have received the massive debt.
The GM simply refused to address that claim (perhaps rightly.) The other player chose to only make insults.
If anyone is interested in testing this out, please contact me on GR. Grand Duchy of Ney. Purposefully driving countries near bankruptcy and releasing seems to have a lot more profit potential then raiding c3's.