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Could you explain the principle of how the economics and battles are calculated?

Escrito por Darth., 07.08.2016 at 12:43

Could you explain the principle of how the economics and battles are calculated?

Well, we can see in real world, that economy is dependent on country resources, landmass, population, people's wealth, factory number, and diplomatic relations with other countries.
Every of these fragments should matter in % of final income.
For example:
Resources are the worthiest part of every income, 100%
Landmass, 20%
Population, 30%,
People's wealth, -5% for every level of people's wealth (1, 2, 3, 4)
Factory number, 0,01%
Diplomatic relations, from -50%, to 50%

Diplomatic relation system.
How the world looks on your country, your economy benefits or suffers.
For example, sanctions will give penalty to income, and good relations will give benefit.

For resources:
Points 1-200 (1 for country like Switzerland that has almost no resources, and 100 for countries like Russia and USA)
For landmass:
Points 1-100 (1 for countries like Vatican, Luxembourg......and 50 for country like Russia)
for population
Points 1-50 (1 for country like hmm.... idk but you should already understand )
for factory number
0 - 10 000 000 (10m is one rough number factories in the world....)
Some average rough data:
1: An average "factory" employs 100 people
2: global average labor productivity is $15,000 per person per year
3. 20% of global GDP is produced in manufacturing

How is South Africa Richer then South Korea even though Samsung alone has a revenue almost the entire South African GDP? I'm just saying maybe GDP should be a factor.

Escrito por Darth., 07.08.2016 at 12:43

Could you explain the principle of how the economics and battles are calculated?

Also battles will be calculated by looking at quantity/quality of armies and using a dice

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:05

How is South Africa Richer then South Korea even though Samsung alone has a revenue almost the entire South African GDP? I'm just saying maybe GDP should be a factor.

gdp is a part of factor.

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:05

How is South Africa Richer then South Korea even though Samsung alone has a revenue almost the entire South African GDP? I'm just saying maybe GDP should be a factor.

GDP is a factor, see the reply I gave to Darth about economics

If i increase oil prices will my income increase? like say i increase oil to 10 coins per 100k barrels will my income increase?

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I don't see GDP...

Escrito por KING GOOSE, 07.08.2016 at 13:09

If i increase oil prices will my income increase? like say i increase oil to 10 coins per 100k barrels will my income increase?

No. As price increases demand decreases. You'll actually get poorer. Make oil cheaper if you want to get richer.

Escrito por KING GOOSE, 07.08.2016 at 13:09

If i increase oil prices will my income increase? like say i increase oil to 10 coins per 100k barrels will my income increase?

people will buy more from russia then, go for it

Escrito por Darth., 07.08.2016 at 13:12

Escrito por KING GOOSE, 07.08.2016 at 13:09

If i increase oil prices will my income increase? like say i increase oil to 10 coins per 100k barrels will my income increase?

No. As price increases demand decreases. You'll actually get poorer. Make oil cheaper if you want to get richer.

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Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:10

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I don't see GDP...

factory number is calculated by GDP....

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:10

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I don't see GDP...

My bad, here is an example how GDP is used = Factory number: German GDP is roughly 3 300 bn $, so we calculate 3 300 000 000 000 * 0.2 / (15 000 * 100) = 440 000
0,01% of 440 000 is 44.4

Escrito por Need Mental Help, 07.08.2016 at 13:14

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:10

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I don't see GDP...

My bad, here is an example how GDP is used = Factory number: German GDP is roughly 3 300 bn $, so we calculate 3 300 000 000 000 * 0.2 / (15 000 * 100) = 440 000
0,01% of 440 000 is 44.4

so the GDP of Germany gives them 44.4 coins

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:17

Escrito por Need Mental Help, 07.08.2016 at 13:14

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:10

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I don't see GDP...

My bad, here is an example how GDP is used = Factory number: German GDP is roughly 3 300 bn $, so we calculate 3 300 000 000 000 * 0.2 / (15 000 * 100) = 440 000
0,01% of 440 000 is 44.4

so the GDP of Germany gives them 44.4 coins

yes you got it

How long are revolutions in turn means ?

Escrito por KING GOOSE, 07.08.2016 at 13:20

How long are revolutions in turn means ?

Dude no one cares about revolutions in Venezuela

Escrito por Darth., 07.08.2016 at 13:21

Escrito por KING GOOSE, 07.08.2016 at 13:20

How long are revolutions in turn means ?

Dude no one cares about revolutions in Venezuela

stfu i do

I guess South Africa does have a lot of resources. I'll have to conquer Indonesia or something if I want some of those

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:23

I guess South Africa does have a lot of resources. I'll have to conquer Indonesia or something if I want some of those

You gonna be gobbled up by Japan or China

Well Japan probably not since my military is stronger but I am indeed nervous about China.

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:26

Well Japan probably not since my military is stronger but I am indeed nervous about China.

South Korea > Japan wut??!

Escrito por Darth., 07.08.2016 at 13:28

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:26

Well Japan probably not since my military is stronger but I am indeed nervous about China.

South Korea > Japan wut??!

South korea is on wartime readiness where as Japan is just sitting there having a huge debt

LOL is there really no Canada and Mexico????????????????

Escrito por KING GOOSE, 07.08.2016 at 13:20

How long are revolutions in turn means ?

Depends on actions taken to stop/support them

Escrito por RAG_British, 07.08.2016 at 13:34

LOL is there really no Canada and Mexico????????????????

Consider them NPCs.

Escrito por Need Mental Help, 07.08.2016 at 13:14

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:10

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I don't see GDP...

My bad, here is an example how GDP is used = Factory number: German GDP is roughly 3 300 bn $, so we calculate 3 300 000 000 000 * 0.2 / (15 000 * 100) = 440 000
0,01% of 440 000 is 44.4

not sure if i did it right but i got 35 (rounded up) coins as UK. is it correct?

Escrito por Valetorious, 07.08.2016 at 14:07

Escrito por Need Mental Help, 07.08.2016 at 13:14

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:10

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I don't see GDP...

My bad, here is an example how GDP is used = Factory number: German GDP is roughly 3 300 bn $, so we calculate 3 300 000 000 000 * 0.2 / (15 000 * 100) = 440 000
0,01% of 440 000 is 44.4

not sure if i did it right but i got 35 (rounded up) coins as UK. is it correct?

only from factories ya but there are other factors.

Escrito por Oleg, 07.08.2016 at 14:14

Escrito por Valetorious, 07.08.2016 at 14:07

Escrito por Need Mental Help, 07.08.2016 at 13:14

Escrito por Mister Mister, 07.08.2016 at 13:10

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I don't see GDP...

My bad, here is an example how GDP is used = Factory number: German GDP is roughly 3 300 bn $, so we calculate 3 300 000 000 000 * 0.2 / (15 000 * 100) = 440 000
0,01% of 440 000 is 44.4

not sure if i did it right but i got 35 (rounded up) coins as UK. is it correct?

only from factories ya but there are other factors.