The MyGaming eRepublik Thread

exactly, I dunno if it's even worth reporting a person like that. Dunno how the whole system works. Im sure it effects his intergrity somehow too...
 
Hopefully that is behind me now. With the amount of wars in eIndo, I shouldn't have to work under 90 health again. :)
 
Mephisto_Helix said:
falling rand, no one interested in working, no wars ......... tis crashing und burning and I blame ze Government .....
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u sure u looking at eSouth Africa right?

"falling rand"
The rand isn't falling, it's stabilising; the Reserve Bank of eSouth Africa has chosen to float the ZAR as opposed to fix it.

"no one interested in working"
We have a labour shortage, predominantly in the manufacturing sector due to the majority of employees wanting to work in land (high productivity region therefore greater supply, hence higher wages).

"no wars"
War games are started every eRepublik day at 10:30 and last for 24 hours, allowing citizens to fight over 2 logins per war game. (6 times a week).

With regards to the weapon price having come down, this is a natural movement due to competition. At first, there were only 3 companies in eSA and they were charing R12.50+- p/Q1 weapon. When I purchased a import license and published an article exposing the profits, 5 - 7 new companies entered the market causing the price to drop to around R7 - R8 - a perfect example of competition at work.

If you follow the Ministry of Information & Reserve Bank of South Africa newspapers, you'll see that we're experiencing a rather large influx of investment in the country, greater competition in the markets & a upward movement in the ZAR - things are looking great.
 
zamrg said:
u sure u looking at eSouth Africa right?

"falling rand"
The rand isn't falling, it's stabilising; the Reserve Bank of eSouth Africa has chosen to float the ZAR as opposed to fix it.

"no one interested in working"
We have a labour shortage, predominantly in the manufacturing sector due to the majority of employees wanting to work in land (high productivity region therefore greater supply, hence higher wages).

"no wars"
War games are started every eRepublik day at 10:30 and last for 24 hours, allowing citizens to fight over 2 logins per war game. (6 times a week).

With regards to the weapon price having come down, this is a natural movement due to competition. At first, there were only 3 companies in eSA and they were charing R12.50+- p/Q1 weapon. When I purchased a import license and published an article exposing the profits, 5 - 7 new companies entered the market causing the price to drop to around R7 - R8 - a perfect example of competition at work.

If you follow the Ministry of Information & Reserve Bank of South Africa newspapers, you'll see that we're experiencing a rather large influx of investment in the country, greater competition in the markets & a upward movement in the ZAR - things are looking great.
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falling in the sense that it costs a lot more rands for gold now ....... labour shortage is right and when you have a company, it hits hard :(


zamrg said:
you sure you looking at the right place?

I can see it open at http://www.erepublik.com/en/wars/show/897 and here is the Ministry of Information's article informing everyone of it, http://www.erepublik.com/en/article...rmation-training-war-day-664-665--938453/1/20 - "The Ministry of Information: Training War (Day 664/665)"
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... see, I think a lot of people don't know that they have to click on a war that doesn't mention SA until you check the allies.
 
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