ganon5

Had a blast

I got a bit of a beating but it was interesting anyway. Well fought to my two attackers Peace is good too though

Haha

Nice work guys! Stay cool

It has reset now, the old hot spot is now 50%

I finished recovering my 25k the day after I made peace with my last target excessive warchests

Your environment can never be better than 1+GRL so the environment option won't help you

Congrats to both! *Salutes*

I can take up to 3 tech sellers so PM my nation if you're interested

Edit: Sorry, all spots taken.

Not only do the wonder requirement criteria improve competition but they seem to be a lot more logical than the 30 day clock as well. Another great idea, this game needs more focus on wonders that don't simply raise your collections by $xxx, we've seen a few introduced recently but more variety in wonders will go a long way to making this game more enjoyable. This could go beyond military as well; I would personally love to see some wonders that let you customize your nation a bit more than currently allowed.

First of all, my aplogies if this has beeen brought up before. I searched the board and didn't find anything similar but I may have missed it. Anyway... Currently if your total soldier efficiency is > 60% of your working citizens you are penalized 1 environment point, correct? I can see the reasoning that a higher concentration of soldiers could be bad for a nation (for example, causing citizens to become uneasy) but I was wondering whether there was any reason for using efficiency rather than the physical amount of soldiers in the nation. It seems illogical to me, take the following example: - 2 nations have the same number of working citizens and the same amount of soldiers. - Let's say Nation 1 has no efficiency bonus, and their soldier count comes to 50% of their working citizens - Now let's say that nation 2 has 5 barracks so while their physical count comes to 50% of working citizens, their soldier efficiency count comes to 75%. - This means that Nation 2 is actually being penalized for having better trained soldiers even though in reality, the effect on environment should be the same. So I was wondering, is there a reason that it's calculated this way? Is it an old formula that nobody bothered to change? Or is it just a quirk of cybernations?

Thanks guys, all full for now!

If I recall correctly, you just put a negative number in the deployment form. To bring 1000 troops back just put -1000

Not sure about the first... CN:TE is pretty much the same game only more war-based. It lasts 90 days, there isn't a peace mode and purchase costs are lower +1 happiness usually = $2 base income but GRL is reducing that a bit. Also, if you have all the '+ x% income' improvements (like banks) then every $1 has those income bonuses applied and comes to ~$2.07. So +1 happiness = 1 x $2 x 2.07 = $4.15 before applying tax rates.