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| Chancellor Laurentus | Oct 6 2015, 08:28 PM Post #1 |
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I'm starting this thread so that we can all brainstorm together. If we're going to make RP a selling-point, we actually need an RP that everyone can join. I actually liked PvC a lot because it was solely on Earth. Perhaps another one could be set in one province or city, after an apocalyptic event? |
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| Lord Aragonn | Dec 4 2015, 02:06 AM Post #111 |
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I'm still trying to figure out a system for resource acquisition and even what resources we should use. |
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| Lord BraveSirRobin | Dec 4 2015, 06:07 PM Post #112 |
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Well keep me posted once you've figured it out
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| Stalintha | Dec 6 2015, 02:03 AM Post #113 |
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Interesting this is.....although RP as a nation, I have not. Still interested, I am...need help I- Eh screw it. This has actually got me intrigued, but as I said I have never ever done a nation rp and all so I need the mudda tips man. |
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| Lord BraveSirRobin | Jan 6 2016, 05:57 PM Post #114 |
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IDEA FOR REGIONAL RP ECONOMICS: --------------------------------------------- What if we created some sort of equation based on the GDP of a really normal, developed country, perhaps Australia or something. We could make the economic health of a country depend on the country's population growth rate, technology level, economic system, and so on and so forth. We could even add in a sine curve to simulate market booms and busts for economies that aren't planned (but I think that might be a bit too complex—still realistic, though). We could do a bunch of stuff with economics, really. Resource graphs, comparative advantage, etc. On the positive side: it'd be fair, but on the negative, as with all equations, it'd probably have to be tweaked every so often depending on how fast time progresses in the role-play. (Equations don't work forever, and it also could be screwed up by really high growth rates and such.) I've done such economic calculations before, but they're pretty time consuming... Does a calculation sound like a good way to calculate GNP and such, or is that a little too intense? |
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| Lord Inquisitor Colberius X | Jan 6 2016, 09:38 PM Post #115 |
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I also thought of a possible system for resource production, which I am actually quite proud of. 1. Compile a list of "necessary resources". 2. Once everyone has chosen their sectors, each owned sector is randomly assigned a primary (and secondary, if we have enough different resources) resource to produce. 3. The initial production quantity for each sector is randomized among several preset levels of output. 4. The NPCs can then be structured to counter any overabundance or lack of specific resources. If so desired, we could each designate one or two sectors to produce an export in place of a resource, allowing for finished goods on the initial market. Output for exports should still be randomized, I think. Also, improvements could be made to production output through infrastructure investments, much like in the old RP. I really like this system for two main reasons: randomness is more realistic, and bigger isn't necessarily better. It isn't plausible that every sector of every faction produces an identical amount of resources, or the same resource. And I know that one thing from the AH RP that bothered me immensely was that larger factions inherently grew more powerful far more quickly than smaller factions. Nothing was done to account for the higher resource demands of a larger number of sectors, or the problems from lacking specific resources. Specialized resources, with varying levels of production, will stimulate trade (or conquest) like no monetary system would. |
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| Lord Aragonn | Jan 7 2016, 01:30 AM Post #116 |
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This is actually a system I had planned, but my problem was figuring out which resources to use and the rarity of each resource. I think I'll end up making up names for resources and inventing some use for it. Edit: I wanted the economic system to be more like that of a game than of real life because it would be fun and easy for everyone to comprehend. Sorry, BraveSirRobin. Edited by Aragonn, Jan 7 2016, 01:33 AM.
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| Lord BraveSirRobin | Jan 7 2016, 12:54 PM Post #117 |
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Ok! I understand completely now! Sorry, I thought it was literally a way to calculate economic scores and not resource allocation. You could use the CIA World Factbook to compile modern resource lists and such and then transfer that base data with percentages and average availability globally in an azimuthal equidistant projection centred on the North Pole and then take that distribution and project it onto a galactic map or something. (Granted, that might be a little overboard...) |
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| Lord Aragonn | Jan 7 2016, 08:41 PM Post #118 |
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Very much so. I want fictional resources with some real world resources mixed in. And not too many different types, as we need a system for researching and advancing in technology. Too many different resources makes that system over complicated and difficult to understand or even construct. You gotta remember KISS: Keep It Stupidly Simple. Not everyone has a supercomputer for a brain, and those that do can figure out the ins and outs of the system and develop their own strategies to take advantage of it. |
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| Lord BraveSirRobin | Jan 20 2016, 07:49 PM Post #119 |
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Damn. I always exploit exponential equations when I do large-scale strategy games... which this basically is...
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| Lord Aragonn | Jan 21 2016, 09:20 AM Post #120 |
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Jarl of The Aesir Empire
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I hope you're also good at battlefield tactics, because every battle will be fought out IC instead of having the outcome determined OOC. Makes for good reading.
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