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New poll up. Technically any councillor can make one, but I'm usually the only one unhinged enough to make a poll about literally whatever I'm thinking about at the current second.

Refuge Isle wrote:New poll up. Technically any councillor can make one, but I'm usually the only one unhinged enough to make a poll about literally whatever I'm thinking about at the current second.

I'll make a note of when this one runs out and subject you all to whatever's in my head at that point.

Refuge Isle wrote:New poll up. Technically any councillor can make one, but I'm usually the only one unhinged enough to make a poll about literally whatever I'm thinking about at the current second.

I work at a bank so I read CD's as certificates of deposit. Lord.

Minskievian Refugees wrote:Hello Refugia! It's time for a World Assembly discussion post. This one is on Condemn Gholgoth.

Condemn Gholgoth is a proposal to condemn a RP region infamous for its many evil nations, with Automagfreek (the founder) and the Kraven Corporation, a longtime resident, both formerly condemned for RP.

This isn’t your usual condemn. While still split into clauses, it’s not some Horrified Disgusted Verbed resolution. Rather, it reads out like an argument, describing all the villainous nations in the region like a list of grievances, though far more fleshed out. The writing style is great, and the nominee is very deserving, in my opinion.

What are your thoughts?

The style of the condemnation shines through. Its theme was brilliantly conceived and carried out, culminating with the second, concise part, addressed directly to the condemned region, which adds to the dramatic effect. If any Condemnation deserves voting for, This is it.

Azelandia wrote:I work at a bank so I read CD's as certificates of deposit. Lord.

I ocassionally buy certain music albums which happen to be unavailable to me in MP3 format or in my favourite streaming service, so I still buy a CD every once in a blue moon (I don't have any Vinyl Record-player). But I see less and less Music being offered on CD's these days. It is definitely on the decline.

I have a huge collection of Vinyl Records, inherited from my parents. I attempted to find someone to pick them up for free, but then changed my mind. Eventually, my current CD-playing device (a laptop with an Optic drive) will fail, as all hardware eventually does, and my next computer will be unlike to have any such drive. I'll be forced to switch to a Record-playing device then, and am now saving those old records for that day (hoping they are not too dust-filled or scratched).

I had a CD player up until almost exactly 3 years ago, when I replaced it with my phone. It’s really strange to think that people just a decade younger than me will never know what a CD is.

The forums where always an iffy place for me but now I'm a successful smoothie dealer. I love this

Floofybit wrote:The forums where always an iffy place for me but now I'm a successful smoothie dealer. I love this

Business is boomin'?

I still buy CDs sometimes and have a lot I use, but it's definitely not as popular. I think eventually we're going to hit the same point vinyl did where younger people find them nostalgic and neat, but also more functional than records or tapes.

When someone says cd my mind goes to movies and then to video games

hello everybody i exist here now

Delta Vega IV, Araine, Floofybit, Remnants of the pacific, and 2 othersPolushia, and Azelandia

hello

Ladita wrote:hello

hows today?

not terrible i guess

Ladita wrote:not terrible i guess

mines fine, tryign to carve out a piece of land for me, I have no land to my name yet and around 5 million people migrating here

Wurrtenberg wrote:hello everybody i exist here now

Welcome! If you have any questions about the game or our community, feel free to post them here!

Araine wrote:Welcome! If you have any questions about the game or our community, feel free to post them here!

ok

Junitaki-cho wrote:I still buy CDs sometimes and have a lot I use, but it's definitely not as popular. I think eventually we're going to hit the same point vinyl did where younger people find them nostalgic and neat, but also more functional than records or tapes.

I use CDs but I don't like spending money so I don't have much. For the CDs I do have I listen to them all the time.

Three current or former TEP delegates have voted in the poll, but they have all picked different options. Naturally since Albrook has voted in the landfills options, it has 800 more votes immediately.

Junitaki-cho wrote:I still buy CDs sometimes and have a lot I use, but it's definitely not as popular. I think eventually we're going to hit the same point vinyl did where younger people find them nostalgic and neat, but also more functional than records or tapes.

I still buy some music on CDs, mostly when it's literally impossible to get the music through any other means. I don't think I've bought a game CD in quite a while though... The last might actually be Dark Crusade or one of the times I rebought genefrog, but I think those are digital only now too

my economy crashed a bit, yall got advice to help me out?

Wurrtenberg wrote:my economy crashed a bit, yall got advice to help me out?

i dont have much advice D:

Other than if you generally try to choose things that improve your economy, it'll improve over time even if there's some dips here and there

Sylh Alanor, Araine, Floofybit, and Bobesville-sholstine

Cheesy Tots wrote:i dont have much advice D:

Other than if you generally try to choose things that improve your economy, it'll improve over time even if there's some dips here and there

my sense of morality made me not put children in mines

Wurrtenberg wrote:my sense of morality made me not put children in mines

thats epic!

Yeah, if you tend to go for morals or protecting the ecosystem it will take a bit longer as the game tends to set the ecosystem against the economy a lot, but overall if you stick to the economy (even whilst protecting yoru ecosystem and/or morals) you'll get there eventually - my main nation has a pretty good ecosystem and near 100 economy, so it's possible!

Cheesy Tots is right, the game sort of follows a "bad morals get economic gains in the short term" and "good morals get economic gains over the long term" system. It can be frustrating when you're getting started but you'll get there.

Hi y'all, anyone got scientists in your countries? One of the institutes in Talmon is hiring experts on nuclear subjects in order to deal with the nuclear fallout in Norte.

hello there, im Rupika a communist utopia, not a corporate nation don't let that fool you, I hope we will get along just fine

Floofybit, Liphia, Tovenia, Portmanteau, and 2 othersAvatar Webby, and Bobesville-sholstine

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