Finance Index Broken (Golden Rainbow)

https://sim04.simcountry.com/cgi-bin/jsgraph?-t/home/worlds/simhome/database/cntrhist&-k597&-eProcifica%20III&vCmainFinanceIndex


Notice the SHARP AS HELL drop there.

My profit/loss ratio is greater than 3:1, and has remained that way for several game years in that country.

My 4th and 5th slaves are suffering from the same problem, a broken finance index.

My 2nd slave, while doing even better, continues to increase in finance index.


There anyone else experiencing this problem?

Q

Financial aspect of the game es broken.

We shall pretend to be broke and show up at Dirt's pretend soup kitchen. We will eat lots of pretend soup and have pretend food fights. Then we will all pretend that we had a great deal of fun and say wow tanks mr. gm for all the pretend trains.

Nute you should turn that into a strategy game.

Don't forget to scavenge cardboard. It will be windy and cold tonight. It's hard to eat soup if your fingers freeze off.

Slum weapons: 2X4, rebar, broken bottle, brick.

When not fighting in the soup kitchen we can battle over control of the grocery store dumpster.

Yes, rendering the rats inactive. Also we will need to have lots of grocery carts.

and wine, which can be the means of echange.

I almost forgot we will need lots of pretend trains with plenty of boxcars for the players to hop on to get to the next city,
and yes lots of boones farm.

Cheap wine might do better, as cheap wine is only a little worse than expensive wine, but a whole lot better than no wine at all.

Guys, this is a real problem that I posted.

While its not a high priority one (at least for me), it could be of concern to others, especially those trying for the higher Levels.

Q

Sorry about the laughs Q. I am right now at the point of insane or crazy. So I thought a little laughter might keep me from firing off millions of nuclear missles> I will perhaps start a new thread .
Nute Gunray the little green man

You are not alone, Q. I have been experiencing the same difficulty. I also have a situation where a war slave with full, organized units started paying much higher defense costs than another, more heavily armed slave.

It appears that W3C is trying everything it can think of to drive up costs to force smaller militaries.