Actaea — Expedition — HeroesWorld

kcfgogbfalgfl

11 years ago

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Well, what did you expect? You're taking almost half of their income for the treasury.

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By the way, the choice of national sport is not exclusive.

Arandor

11 years ago

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artistic gymnastics.
I added to the numbers and also changed the others.

Heroist

11 years ago

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We managed to achieve a 50% allocation of the budget to defense. Now, we need to achieve the same in industry.

Sesame

11 years ago

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Yeah, and I'm actually quite concerned about reducing the tax rate to somewhere around 30-35%, and I'm even working on it, but I can guess what will happen if I choose this option.

Драккошка

11 years ago

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"The only way to ensure internet neutrality in Kittypink is to place the internet under government control," opines Jennifer Nguyen, Minister of Telecommunications. "My ministry has been trying to reel in the unfair practices of these companies for ages, and now public sentiment is on our side. With an internet free of 'premium access' and content discrimination, Kittypink will be the envy of Actaea. Unfortunately, since providing free access would be enormously expensive, we'll have to increase taxes slightly... but isn't that a small price to pay?"

But can bloody dictatorships really offer free internet ~~with the most severe censorship and IP bans in real life~~

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kcfgogbfalgfl

11 years ago

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Sesame

Yeah, and I'm actually very concerned about reducing the tax rate to somewhere around 30-35%, and I'm even working on it, but I can guess what will happen if I choose the first option.

I have six percent, and everyone is happy.

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MedjersoN_HP

11 years ago

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Sesame

I also found the option quite appealing.

I think I chose the first option in this issue, but I don't remember the results. It didn't seem to cause any major problems.

Arandor might know, as he recently had a similar experience.

Ple-Sen

11 years ago

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I have 65% and everyone is happy.

Heroist

11 years ago

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In Qasardastan, there is no national sport, but most residents are forced to learn how to handle weapons and shoot accurately. (Corrected in the post)

Драккошка

11 years ago

The Holy Empire of Drakkoshka is a massive, orderly nation, ruled by Holy Emperor with an iron fist, and remarkable for its state-planned economy, smutty television, and keen interest in outer space.The average income tax rate is 99.1%.

Top 5% of the world for Happiest Citizens

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Sesame

11 years ago

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MedjersoN_HP

I think I chose the first option in this issue.

But I don't remember the results. I don't think anything terrible happened.

Arandor had something similar recently; maybe he knows.

I'm third in terms of industrial subsidies in the region. Theoretically, after the tax reduction, the economy will collapse. And remembering how Revan canceled all taxes somewhere and what came of it, I suspect that all sorts of social benefits will also decrease.

Probably won't risk it. I'll try to see what happens if I choose a different option.

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MedjersoN_HP

11 years ago

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Sesame

I am the third in the region in terms of industrial subsidies. The idea is that after tax cuts, the economy will collapse.

By the way, that's a good question. Do the parameters change to a fixed number in each specific issue, or does this change depend on other indicators?
I thought the number was fixed. Simply because the issues are written by the players themselves, and they are unlikely to send algorithms.

Although, after your reasoning, I'm not so sure anymore. :)

kcfgogbfalgfl

11 years ago

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I am almost certain that the changes vary. A simple example: if you pass a law that is supposed to improve rights/economy/political freedoms when they are already at a high level, you won't gain much, but if it's against that, you'll lose a lot. I still don't really like HTML tables.