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[Alcon]

District 47.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Districts 10 and 22  The name is Lower Colorado.

[Adam Griffin]

Updated the map. I have finished with the daily budget calculations for each district. They are below. Now, I am going to start working on maps of each district; it will be left up to each individual to customize them (add your capital, monuments, locations of military bases, etc). These maps will be very useful in planning economic and military movements and will be perhaps one of the most useful tools hopefully for each individual district.

District 1: $223642613
District 2: $40257390
District 3: $115539836
District 4: $161774968
District 5: $131514732
District 6: $19047196
District 7: $2595272
District 8: $62880400
District 9: $31199114
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District 12: $41679900
District 13: $11410800
District 14: $104494530
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[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Lower Colorado would like to inform Districts 11, 23, 24, and 25 that they can either join with us in a trade pact or they can start paying a $0.50 per gallon handling charge on water from the Colorado River, the choice is theirs.

It's late, I knew what I meant, even if i didn't say it.

[Adam Griffin]

Aren't you District 10? =p

[Lt. Gov. Immy]

I'd like to take District 18 as well.  It will be called Southern Idaho.  Together my territories shall be called Idaho.

I'd like to propose a military pact with my Washington and Oregon neighbors to dive the rest of those two states between us through military action, sort of a modern day Poland.

I'd also like you assistance in keeping the raging Republican hordes of Montana and Wyoming in check.  

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I claim district 71 as well.

[Alcon]

I'd just like to add that if anyone has no great use for District 46, I would love it, since it seems odd to seperate Snohomish County from Seattle and because Bellingham is a nice town that goes well with the rest of my territory.

[Rob]

I hereby claim District 65, as a southern extension of Jesusland. We're secular, by the way.

[Adam Griffin]

Alcon has petitioned for a third district. Since this is of valid claim as the city is separated, I will consider giving it to him UNLESS someone can provide a reasonable reason within the next hour.

[Adam Griffin]

Territory Stat Point System:

MTLSTR:
ECOSTR:
ALLSTR:

10 Points Total

MTLSTR - Military Strength: Each point adds an attack point to each of your troops in how much damage they do each hour. For example, if your army size is 49,000 and you have 3 military strength points, your army will do approximately 147,000 damage per hour.

ECOSTR - Economic Strength: Each point adds an additional $5,000,000 to your daily budget. For example, if your daily budget base is $10,000,000 and you add 1 economic strength point, you will gain $15,000,000 each day as opposed to $10,000,000.

ALLSTR - Alliance Strength: Each point adds an additional alliance that you can join. For example, if you have 4 alliance strength points, you can join up to 4 alliances.

How Armies Attack:

Armies can move up to 500 miles daily (If the two factions are less than 500 miles apart, you are instantly in battle). Your base army population is 3.4% of your total population. Your army has attack power, obviously, or it wouldn't be an army. This is where the MILSTR points come in. When armies attack, they do a certain amount of damage per hour. Attack power formula is (army size x MILSTR points). Most likely, alliances will need to be formed in order to win wars, especially if you are outnumbered. Army HP is 50x your army's population. Buildings will have a preset amount of HP when you build them; individual HP will differ depending on importance of building. When an army is defeated, you are not finished; you must also demolish the capital of the territory. Each capital has 1,000,000 HP; essentially this is just a sit and wait ordeal as your army attacks, but also remember that the defeated army can make alliances during this period and your army may have to turn around and fight another territory's army. Capital HP is restored when a peace treaty is signed. If your army is defeated, you do not lose your army; it is just incapacitated until war is finished. If your territory is taken over, the victorious army can either seize your territory, or hand it back with a warning. If they decide to hand it back, they are free to bribe you to whatever extent they see fit; it is war, after all. 25% of the victor's army must remain in the seized territory in order to maintain it. If the occupying force leaves your former territory for more than 36 hours, you may move back into your territory (you have to walk from the Libertarian Federal District, however; even after 36 hours, if they return before you arrive, they still maintain the territory). If you are without territory, you must move into the Libertarian Federal District; here a Senate will be formed for all of the exiled territories and will function as one territory; however, the Federal District has no direct control over the other territories.

I will later be adding the HP and costs of buildings and militia units.

[MaC]

Can I also have district 70?

Also, if Alcon gets three territories, I want a third too.

[Adam Griffin]

Well, the two territories have to be bordering each other; 99 and 70 do not.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Yup, if Alcon gets three, we should all have 3, and I want to add District 20 to Lower Colorado in that case.

[Alcon]

I don't want 3 unless we're doing the invasion thing, and the idea of invading Everett is kind of silly anyway.  It was just if we start eating up other territory.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

BTW - Given our trade policy, the very first military preparation that will be made by Lower Colorado is to ensure that the Colorado River Aquaduct is thouroghly pre-wired with demolition charges so that if Los Angeles does try an invasion, it will be dry for a long time to come.  Call this my MAT doctrine, Mutual Assured Thirst.

[MaC]

well 70 was more of a strategic move if this is a military game, I would like to have Lake Erie to move ships troops and supplies up to New York.  If I cannot have 70, could I have 114 then?

I'll call 114 Lactasia, and 99 Cerealous.

[Adam Griffin]

I understand what you mean by the strategy. However, war hasn't started yet; we are still drawing territorial lines. Trust me, looking at the way I probably plan on developing the military system in the upcoming days, it would be a better benefit to everybody to have their territories linked together by some physical land border. I highly recommend you taking District 114.

[Gabu]

I'll take District 10 as my second.

[Joe Kakistocracy]

I'll take 117 as well.

[John Dibble]

I'll take District 5 as my second - It's mine damnit! THE PANHANDLE IS MINE! MWAHAHAHA!

[minionofmidas]

Okay...what territory has a land border with Hawaii?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Seeing as everyone else is getting more stuff... can I have territory 105 as well please?

[John Dibble]

Okay...what territory has a land border with Hawaii?

I can't speak for Adam, but my suggestion would be to get something on the west coast, like in california or something, since that's the closest thing to a 'border' you will get.


Also, just so you guys know, I PMed Adam with a few suggestions on rules. I'd like this game to work for both aggressive and peaceful players, so both have ways to win the game.

[minionofmidas]

Okay, I'll take D14, or if we can have three D15 as well.
I'll call D14 Hawaiian Mainland and D15 HI Mainland North.