April 29, 2001, 15:10
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King
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Civ3 Trade Imbalances
If you look at the following image you will see you collect interest on your cash. I think firixas is going to have to be VERY careful how they impliment this. Some of us can get easilly get 10,000 cash by 400 AD on diety in civ2. Just the interest alone would probably be more cash then all the other civs combined are making. I see this as a problem in multiplayer, where the skill level is far beyond those who only play in single player. Hopefully firixas can explain the science/tax system a bit more???? And hopefully do something about those players who then they get a size 5 city take all 5 workers and turn them into scientists.(you get 0 corruption from specialists)
apolyton.net/civ3/images/screenshots/gameplay-cities.jpg
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April 29, 2001, 15:17
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King
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Local Date: October 30, 2010
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Location: Terre Haute, IN USA
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Is it interest from your own income or from foreign loans?
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April 29, 2001, 19:10
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Prince
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"Foreign loans"???? Where has this been mentioned?
The interest income of "+2" on the PCGP 'Domestic Advisor' screen preview would represent a rate of around 7% if based on the two previous amounts, i.e. 'Income from cities +25' and 'Income from other civs +5'.
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April 29, 2001, 19:11
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King
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income from other civs is seperate.
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