The weakening of War-Games
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by Donovanator
We are being negatively effected by these war-games and the industries that are being weakened are the housing industry and the gifting industry,of course you want to keep in mind of the RM's that supply these industries.
I recently shut down my wood company because demand had stooped down.I mean new people are the ones who buy q1 houses, right?But they are not buying those houses because why would they need to anyways? The have the war-games to boost their wellness.
Considering the fact that everyone already buys guns and food but not houses and gifts, then the economy shrinks down to only what is bought. In this since, q1 housing,gifting,wood,and diamond companies go through a "hardship" or just plain out looses their "ship".
The food market and gun market have extended to what is possible already,and I say that the war games are only helping our gun companies (but not our iron companies because when we have consistent battles then foreigners import to us at a competing price). They do not increase moving ticket sales because when I was the new guy on the block - We were moving to places to increase our wellness whenever battles did pop-up, and whenever elections come up people move around to vote for their endorsed congressman.
In the end we are only helping our gun companies and their employees,but that is only one industry and FOUR are being limite😛
Wood,Diamonds (unless imported), Gifting, and housing. We have grown a great number since the war-games began and imagine if they started buying houses and started having "Gifting partners" (crazy good for workers everywhere except for guns amirgiht?)
Which is why I believe we should not have anymore war-games for awhile.....speak to your congressman on what you think we should do.
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Pertamaxx
True but I dont really think very many will agree with you on this, I own an oil company myself but really I think many more people would rather gain experience and fight than care about our companies. Nonetheless good article
I own a gun company and love the fact that my EXP is accelerating while Admin twitters its thumbs about the work/train/war module redesign we were all promised.
You could possibly lower the taxes on the industries that are harmed by this.
Good idea, but you also have to look at the benefits of war games.
Increased wellness as a whole.
Increased rate of gaining experience.
Increased rate of ranking up.
Perhaps if some of these companies aren't doing so well, try exporting to countries that could use them. I believe that the benefits outweigh the disadvantages.
Nice analysis.
Wow. You are completely wrong.
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If, by your rationale, we have "shifted" demand for Q1 houses from D2 back to D1, it would result in less quantity (you shutting down your company, for example) and a lower price. Yet, prices for Q1 houses (in terms of gold, which is all that matters) have nearly doubled since the war games started. If, by your rationale, people weren't buying Q1 houses, prices would naturally come down *in this game* because suppliers would have to undercut to get some sales. If they, like you, chose to shut down completely due to the price, then others will be able to step in and reap the profitable rewards.
NONE of that is happening, though. You are on the completely wrong side of this issue. AND, "War Games" are one of the best things to ever happen to us.