BarneyFife
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Originally posted by: beyoku
Originally posted by: HombrePequeno
It seems any time you make decent money, it throws in an event that makes you go completely broke. The first time I didn't start making decent money (>$100) until the 7th turn and then the 8th turn I lost everything. The third time I played, I made $278 by the 4th turn and immediately afterwards they put in an event to make me lose everything.
This game doesn't seem very realistic at all. Sure it's hard to make good money farming in the third world but you aren't essentially killed off once you do start making money.
This is VERY realistic. This is the situation in Eastern African countries like rural Ethiopia and Somalia where they are now figting over water. And they have had a drought for 2 years. On the Somalian/Ethiopian border it is VERY real to have your cattle stolen or family members killed by cattle raiders. Also 100.oo us is the average annual wage for these farmers. Anything below 400.oo per year is extreme poverty - a # set by the US. I have relitives that live like this....its not too funny.
Originally posted by: B00ne
What is the purpose of the buildings?
I have a well yet my crops get destroyed by dry season.
Isnt it: "Turn swords into plows", yet the tractor will immeadiately spawn civil war
to bad that a drop in market prices will also wipe out my house, tool, and savings
hey by keeping a low profile I managed to farm for 32 years so guess I reached average 3rd world life expectancy
hooray - I should quit engineering and get busy farming
Originally posted by: beyoku
Originally posted by: HombrePequeno
It seems any time you make decent money, it throws in an event that makes you go completely broke. The first time I didn't start making decent money (>$100) until the 7th turn and then the 8th turn I lost everything. The third time I played, I made $278 by the 4th turn and immediately afterwards they put in an event to make me lose everything.
This game doesn't seem very realistic at all. Sure it's hard to make good money farming in the third world but you aren't essentially killed off once you do start making money.
This is VERY realistic. This is the situation in Eastern African countries like rural Ethiopia and Somalia where they are now figting over water. And they have had a drought for 2 years. On the Somalian/Ethiopian border it is VERY real to have your cattle stolen or family members killed by cattle raiders. Also 100.oo us is the average annual wage for these farmers. Anything below 400.oo per year is extreme poverty - a # set by the US. I have relitives that live like this....its not too funny.
Originally posted by: Specop 007
Originally posted by: beyoku
Originally posted by: HombrePequeno
It seems any time you make decent money, it throws in an event that makes you go completely broke. The first time I didn't start making decent money (>$100) until the 7th turn and then the 8th turn I lost everything. The third time I played, I made $278 by the 4th turn and immediately afterwards they put in an event to make me lose everything.
This game doesn't seem very realistic at all. Sure it's hard to make good money farming in the third world but you aren't essentially killed off once you do start making money.
This is VERY realistic. This is the situation in Eastern African countries like rural Ethiopia and Somalia where they are now figting over water. And they have had a drought for 2 years. On the Somalian/Ethiopian border it is VERY real to have your cattle stolen or family members killed by cattle raiders. Also 100.oo us is the average annual wage for these farmers. Anything below 400.oo per year is extreme poverty - a # set by the US. I have relitives that live like this....its not too funny.
Realistic my ass.
Its about as "realistic" as Star Trek.
Originally posted by: WHAMPOM
JUST LIKE REAL LIFE! Play it slow, so you don't trigger disaster.