Jan 27th 2014, 3:21:53
Have all these changes now made suiciding a legit netting strategy? If you time your suiciding correctly, your already gaining way more then your country had to start, and if you stonewall a bit you end up restarting even bigger then your country was when it first suicided the first time. It seems like as long as you keep hitting peoples stocks as they come off the market, you could set a new networth record simply by being a d bag to all the netters. Or do goods on the market not count into the 70% to 95% you get back?
aka you start with 2 bil cash and turn it into jets and oil, farm stockers for several billion a hit on their stockpiles, die, but now you have died with 5 mil jets and 200 mil food bushels you didn't have the first time. Now you restart and you have 4 mil jets and 140 million bushes, to do it again with, steal another 200 mil food before someone kills you off. And just keep doing it till the end, because each time your restart was stronger to start then your original country was when it died.
aka you start with 2 bil cash and turn it into jets and oil, farm stockers for several billion a hit on their stockpiles, die, but now you have died with 5 mil jets and 200 mil food bushels you didn't have the first time. Now you restart and you have 4 mil jets and 140 million bushes, to do it again with, steal another 200 mil food before someone kills you off. And just keep doing it till the end, because each time your restart was stronger to start then your original country was when it died.
Edited By: RaTS FYA on Jan 27th 2014, 3:25:01
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<~qzjul> it gives you a good introduction to orbital mechanics and a good appreciation for how central delta-V is and thrust to weight ratio
<RaTSFYA>The only thrust to weight ratio I'm worried about involves the women I pick up at bars
<RaTSFYA>The only thrust to weight ratio I'm worried about involves the women I pick up at bars


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