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Peatiktist wrote:I mean, completely fair.

if u want what we can do is u give me a list of relevant nations and i'll offer whatever songs i can for the peeps ik and u do the rest?

maybe it'd work out idk

Zukchiva wrote:if u want what we can do is u give me a list of relevant nations and i'll offer whatever songs i can for the peeps ik and u do the rest?

maybe it'd work out idk

The thing is, I was kinda just screwing around out of boredom.

I have no idea what would even fit most of the new people here, and if I can't think of anything I'm sure you probably wouldn't know them well enough to think of something.

Peatiktist wrote:The thing is, I was kinda just screwing around out of boredom.

I have no idea what would even fit most of the new people here, and if I can't think of anything I'm sure you probably wouldn't know them well enough to think of something.

fair enough

Terrabis-Seran I see you liking all those posts.

Peatiktist wrote:To be completely fair, I believe it was you who first proposed the idea of moon colonization.

I think.
Might've been Plaz and my memory is just sh*t.

It was not me, though moon colonies have been in the factbook as prettymuch the absolute borderline of what is technically possible since I first came in as carto. Considering Plaz has spearheaded major changes to space and the suliasystem I think now is probably the worst possible time for space RP anyway, but by all accounts this particular venture is woefully unprepared and unaware of the challenges of both space travel and maintaining a massive colony on a distant uninhabitable moon.

Merlovich wrote:It was not me, though moon colonies have been in the factbook as prettymuch the absolute borderline of what is technically possible since I first came in as carto. Considering Plaz has spearheaded major changes to space and the suliasystem I think now is probably the worst possible time for space RP anyway, but by all accounts this particular venture is woefully unprepared and unaware of the challenges of both space travel and maintaining a massive colony on a distant uninhabitable moon.

Yeah.

And I mean, it's like I told UCAS.

Peatiktist wrote:You do not have the funds for that.

You don't even have the funds for a f*cking nuclear program, where are you getting all this money.

Merlovich wrote:It was not me, though moon colonies have been in the factbook as prettymuch the absolute borderline of what is technically possible since I first came in as carto. Considering Plaz has spearheaded major changes to space and the suliasystem I think now is probably the worst possible time for space RP anyway, but by all accounts this particular venture is woefully unprepared and unaware of the challenges of both space travel and maintaining a massive colony on a distant uninhabitable moon.

i haven't even tried making a space station (nor will i at the moment)

Peatiktist wrote:Yeah.

And I mean, it's like I told UCAS.

magical consortium bank, they give out trillion dollar loans out of thin air it really is very impressive.

i just really wish people did their due diligence before undertaking stupidly expensive and difficult projects like this

Merlovich wrote:magical consortium bank, they give out trillion dollar loans out of thin air it really is very impressive.

i just really wish people did their due diligence before undertaking stupidly expensive and difficult projects like this

Okay, if the consortium is bankrolling it, I can understand that.

What it does do is open the question of why the consortium is funding nuclear programs and moon bases for someone who's membership is dubious at best, instead of their core members

Merlovich wrote:It was not me, though moon colonies have been in the factbook as prettymuch the absolute borderline of what is technically possible since I first came in as carto. Considering Plaz has spearheaded major changes to space and the suliasystem I think now is probably the worst possible time for space RP anyway, but by all accounts this particular venture is woefully unprepared and unaware of the challenges of both space travel and maintaining a massive colony on a distant uninhabitable moon.

In my opinion, I think that small nations like UCAS and others shouldn't be able to harness space technology, just like they aren't able to have nuclear weapons.

The coming snow...

It's nearing October.

Usually, this wouldn't be a problem in countries in the Southern Hemisphere, instead, the weather will always be warm and how, with the sun blaring its light down on its lands, a great time for traveling.

But not in the Northern Hemisphere.

The situation in Western Gyrodia has been shown to be solving itself, but even with aid workers and heavy machinery, the mountain of rubble seems like more trouble to clear, and with the discontent permeating through the people of Western Gyrodia, it's gradually becoming harder and harder to clear out of.

And to make matters even worse, larger and colder winds can be felt throughout the people, it's chilly, but not chilly enough for the winds when December hits.

To combat this, the government has announced to building multiple makeshift camps around aid camps, some close and some far away. But these camps are pretty much nothing more than tents made from whatever the people can recycle. And because of that, it's prone to tear itself apart after a couple of winds.

And of course, there are some large campfires as well, but they are made from anything that they can burn, wood, paper, gasoline, etc...and of course, they can only do so much against the ever-approaching winds.

Many have lost their lives in the civil war, more will soon follow...

Peatiktist wrote:Okay, if the consortium is bankrolling it, I can understand that.

What it does do is open the question of why the consortium is funding nuclear programs and moon bases for someone who's membership is dubious at best, instead of their core members

I haven't even gone into that yet. For one I'm unsure where the consortium just pulls a trillion dollars out from, considering they can't just have that sort of money lying around, it would have to come out of government spending and massive loans from banks which would leave them incredibly indebted. Alongside this, yes, UCAS isn't a core member, with due respect not much more than a fledgling and doesn't on his own have the capabilities of developing nor maintaining this technology. On that basis, the entirety of the space program would be held up by the bigger nations, who would be practically gifting UCAS all this advanced technology which he cannot run without their funding.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea of moon colonies, but it frustrates me a lot that they're not done properly, and it always manages to be a fledgling spearheading it with enormous funding granted entirely by someone else. If it's done properly, awesome, full support but to put it bluntly only major powers should be running space (and nuclear) programs and I believe this sentiment is shared.

Merlovich wrote:I haven't even gone into that yet. For one I'm unsure where the consortium just pulls a trillion dollars out from, considering they can't just have that sort of money lying around, it would have to come out of government spending and massive loans from banks which would leave them incredibly indebted. Alongside this, yes, UCAS isn't a core member, with due respect not much more than a fledgling and doesn't on his own have the capabilities of developing nor maintaining this technology. On that basis, the entirety of the space program would be held up by the bigger nations, who would be practically gifting UCAS all this advanced technology which he cannot run without their funding.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea of moon colonies, but it frustrates me a lot that they're not done properly, and it always manages to be a fledgling spearheading it with enormous funding granted entirely by someone else. If it's done properly, awesome, full support but to put it bluntly only major powers should be running space (and nuclear) programs and I believe this sentiment is shared.

Reasonable.

Now tell me, do the moons have any atmosphere I could potentially f*ck up by over industrializing there?

Merlovich wrote:I haven't even gone into that yet. For one I'm unsure where the consortium just pulls a trillion dollars out from, considering they can't just have that sort of money lying around, it would have to come out of government spending and massive loans from banks which would leave them incredibly indebted. Alongside this, yes, UCAS isn't a core member, with due respect not much more than a fledgling and doesn't on his own have the capabilities of developing nor maintaining this technology. On that basis, the entirety of the space program would be held up by the bigger nations, who would be practically gifting UCAS all this advanced technology which he cannot run without their funding.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea of moon colonies, but it frustrates me a lot that they're not done properly, and it always manages to be a fledgling spearheading it with enormous funding granted entirely by someone else. If it's done properly, awesome, full support but to put it bluntly only major powers should be running space (and nuclear) programs and I believe this sentiment is shared.

Consortium? Trillions of dollars? Moon colonies?

What's going on?

Peatiktist wrote:Reasonable.

Now tell me, do the moons have any atmosphere I could potentially f*ck up by over industrializing there?

Iota, the closer moon is prettymuch based off of our moon IRL, with the addition of higher abundance of mineral wealth. This was presumably added to encourage moon missions so it wasn't entirely dull. There's speculation of the planet having hosted microorganism life at some stage, as it supposedly had water at some stage but that was never delved into.

Eta, (probably being removed sometime soon) is far more uninhabitable due to the extreme weather, noxious gases and an underwater ocean entirely frozen. This moon isn't really ever touched for good reason, and Plaz has suggested it's removal on numerous occasions, and we're working on changes to the Suliasystem whenever he appears from hibernation.

Karcovshkie wrote:ight i put the information of my tanks into my fact book length height ect but i don't know if i should change the armor thickness to become thicker or thinner thx
Royal Karocovshkiean Army
Royal Karocovshkiean Army


Code of arms for Royal Karocovshkiean Army

Military Anthem: LinkMilitary Anthem (Bosnian Folk Song)

Some may not understand why I have a Bosnian song for both my national anthem and my military anthem. Few know that my nation originally was meant to be based of of Bosnia and because I like it so deal.

Established

2000

Country

Karcovshkie

Branches

Army
Airforce
Navy
Marines



Prime Minister

Ardun Brenskie

Minister of Defense

Zolen Creidivi

Commanding Officer of the Army

Tresken Ardol



Enlistment Age

16

Active Personnel

220,800

Reserved Personnel

259,200

Total Personnel

490,000



Defense Budget

64,092,200,000



Engagements

TBA

Table of Contents

1. Introductory

2. Branches

3. Equipment
Weaponry



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History



Branches


- Army size 130,000 (reserve 70,200)

- Navy size 265,500 (reserve 90,000)

- Airforce size 114,500 (reserve 60,000)

- Marines size 11,000 (reserve 9,000)


Equipment

Army


RDB-18 (Rifle Downward-ejecting Bullpup)
Classification General Purpose Infantry rifle
Cartridge 5.56×45mm NATO
Caliber 5.56
Action Gas-operated, rotating bolt

DPS-12 (Downward- ejecting Bullpup Shotgun)
Classification Breaching Shotgun
Cartridge 12 gauge
Caliber 12 gauge
Action Pump action
Feed system Dual Internal Tube

NG-10
Classification General Purpose Machine Gun
Cartridge 7.62×51mm NATO
Caliber 7.62
Action Gas-operated, rotating bolt

AT-01 (from Rajyam)
In Service: 10

200 BSV-3 (Dragoon) ETA (from Greater Rostoria)
In Service: 200

A3-M3 (LongHorn)

In Service: 930
Cost:7.5 Million
Caliber size:125mm
Penetration:937mm
Crew size:4
Speed:49 mph
Armor thickness:370mm
Length:32 feet
Height:9 feet
Width:12.4 feet


The LongHorn, as its name suggests, is a heavily armored tank made to go into hell and emerge looking like it just rolled off the production line. You can't hide because it has a 125mm cannon that can destroy any bunker, mud hut, or large apartment from four miles away. Because it can move at a speed of 49 mph, you cannot escape; therefore, you must either love it or cease to exist.

M30-ML (Hornet)

In Service: 370
Cost:5.3 million
Missile size:100mm
Penetration:1000mm
Missile count:46
Crew size:3
Speed:50 mph
Armor protection:675mm
Length:30 feet
Height:9 feet
Width:11 feet


The Hornet, which is named after the hornet insect, can kill everything within a 16-mile radius with its 46 100mm missiles of harm. Plus The hornet can quickly exit a hot zone thanks to its high speed of 50 mph. The hornet uses smart missiles known as STABs, or surface-to-air barrage, and are appropriately named.

TH-89 (Hell Fire)

In service:640
Cost:5.7 million
Missile size:205mm
Penetration:2050mm
Missile count:1 [22 internally stored]
Crew size:3
Speed:48 mph
Armor protection:540mm
Length:23 feet
Height:9.2 feet
Width:8.9 feet

HF-25 (Wasp)

In service:850
Cost:5.7 million
Missile size:225mm
Penetration:2250mm
Missile count:25
Crew size:3
Speed:48 mph
Armor protection:553.5mm
Length:35 feet
Height:10 feet
Width:12 feet

LT-95 (Sand Spider)

In Service: 1,410
Cost:5.2 million
Caliber size:120mm
Penetration:900mm
Tow Missiles:1 (10 in total stored)
Penetration:1000mm
Crew size:4
Speed:56 mph
Armor protection:769.5mm
Length:24 feet
Height:11 feet
Width:7.4 feet

M45-MT (Dingo) [700 IN STORAGE]

NOTE: Due to little need of the M45-MT its manufacturing will be discontinued to produce more practical LA-67 IFV variants.

In Service: 0
Cost:3.4 million
Caliber size:35mm
Penetration:163mm
Tow Missiles:2 (10 in total stored)
Penetration:1000mm
Crew size:4
Speed:57 mph
Armor protection:94.5mm
Length:21 feet
Height:10 feet
Width:7 feet


An advanced infantry support vehicle from Karcovshkiean that goes by the code name DINGO is the M45-MT. Despite having light armor, the twin mounted STINGER anti tank missiles on this tank allow it to destroy vehicles with heavier armor. The M45's main weapon is a 35mm auto cannon that fires HE rounds designed for use in urban combat.

LA-67 (Coyote)

In Service: 1,240
Cost:4.1 Million
Caliber size:35mm
Penetration:170mm
Tow Missiles:1 (10 in total stored)
Penetration:1000mm
Crew size:4
Crew Capacity:8
Speed:58 mph
Armor protection:121.5mm
Length:23 feet
Height:10.5 feet
Width:8.9 feet

A1-M5 (Lion)

In Service: 780
Cost:8.1 Million
Caliber size:135mm
Penetration:1012.5mm
Crew size:4
Speed:45 mph
Armor protection:1215mm
Length:35 feet
Height:9.6 feet
Width:12.3 feet

A2-M4 (Armadillo) [280 IN STORAGE]

NOTE: Due to little need of the A2-M4 its manufacturing will be discontinued to produce more practical A3-M3 and later A1-M5 tank variants.

In Service: 0
Cost:7.8 million
Caliber size:130mm
Penetration:975mm
Crew size:4
Speed:47 mph
Armor protection:1066.5mm
Length:32.1 feet
Height:8.7 feet
Width:13.5 feet


The M4-FA or Armadillo was created to own the sands for those who couldn't. With its 130mm cannon of death nothing can hide, its such an abomination that even god dreads it. Forget about the Longhorn's defenses because the Armadillo is on another level. The speed is slower than the Longhorn, but still a fast 46 mph still being able to rapidly approach your location as we speak.

HG-50s (Devastator)

In Service: 536
Cost:7.2 million
Caliber size:160mm
Penetration:780mm
Crew size:5
Speed:37 mph
Armor protection:810mm
Length:33 feet
Height:12 feet
Width:14 feet


As the name suggests the Devastator well causes devastation. The Devastator carries a 160mm howitzer as it is a SPH with some people saying that 160mm is excessive and my answer to that is yes it is that's the point. The Devastator is on the heavier sides of the spectrum only able to go at a max speed of 37 MPH which is perfect as it stays far from the battle field able to fire shells up to 28 miles. The Devastator uses either normal 160mm rounds or CATS Cluster Ammunition Targeting Systems which are smart cluster bombs imagine a hail storm but instead of hail its high explosive balls raining from the sky.


Navy
Fuji-class Light Carrier (CVL-1) (from Myehn)

In Service: 3
Displacement: 19,500 long tons (19,800 t)
Length: 248 m (813 ft 8 in)
Beam: 38 m (124 ft 8 in)
Draft: 7.5 m (24 ft 7 in)
Planes Carried: 5 gunships, 3 Cargo Helicopters, 12 VTOL/STVOL fighters

Shield-Class aircraft carrier (UCVN-1) (from Myehn)

In Service: 1
Displacement: 100,000 long tons (100,000 tonnes)
Length: 1,106 ft (337 m)
Beam: 134 ft (41 m)
Draft: 39 ft (12 m)
Planes Carried: 30 Fighters, 10 light bombers, 5 gunships, 5 AWACS, 15 Cargo Helicopters

Ardent-Class light Carriers ETA still unknow but soon apparently (from Kurikia)

In Service: 2

Katapangan-Class Missile Corvettes (from West Pangasinan)

In Service: 2
Displacement: 1,275 t (full load)
1,065 t (standard)
Length: 85.64 m (280.97 ft)
Beam: 11.88 m (38.98 ft)
Draft: 3.45 m (11.32 ft)
Speed: 20 knots (37 km/h)
Crew: 74
Aviation facilities: aft-hangar (starboard side) for a 10-ton helicopter

Kagitingan-Class Corvettes (from West Pangasinan)

In Service: 2
Displacement: 950 t (empty)
1,220 t (full)
Length: 88.3 m (289 ft 8 in)
Beam: 10.0 m (32.8 ft)
Draft: 2.9 m (9 ft 6 in)
Speed: Maximum: 32 knots (59 km/h)
Cruising: 15 knots (28 km/h)
Crew: 95

Phantom-Class stealth destroyer (DDG-1) (from Myehn)

In Service: 1
Displacement: 15,656 long tons (15,907 t)
Length: 610 ft (190 m)
Beam: 80.7 ft (24.6 m)
Draft: 27.6 ft (8.4 m)

Mashu-class Fleet Replenishment Ship(AOE-425) (from Myehn)

Displacement: 13,500 tonnes standard
Length: 221 m (725 ft)
Beam: 27.0 m (88.6 ft)
Draft: 8.0 m (26.2 ft)

Brensk-Class destroyer (Loyalty FLAGSHIP) (Orion SISTERSHIP)

In Service: 2
Displacement: 9,500
Beam: 66 ft (20 m)
Draft: 30.5 ft (9.3 m)
Speed: 30 kn (56 km/h; 35 mph)
Cost: 2.3 billion

Atlas-Class Missile Cruisers

In Service: 6
Displacement: 9,380 tons
Length: 186.4 m (611 ft 7 in)
Beam: 20.8 m (68 ft 3 in)
Speed: 32 knots (59 km/h; 37 mph)
Cost: 750 million

Reef-Class Corvettes

In Service: 9
Displacement: 2,660 tonnes
Length: 99 m (325 ft)
Beam: 14.6 m (48 ft)
Speed :28 kn (52 km/h; 32 mph)
Aircraft carried: 1 x medium helicopter
Aviation facilities: Enclosed hangar
Cost: 253.4 million

Betel-Class Frigates

In Service: 8
Displacement: 7,291 tons,
Length: 496 ft (151.18 m)
Beam: 65 ft (19.81 m)
Speed: 26 kn (48 km/h; 30 mph)
Crew: 194
Boats & Landing Craft Carried: 2 × rigid-hulled inflatable boats
Aircraft Carried: 1 × medium sized helicopter
Cost: 1.7 billion

Harbinger-Class Submarines

In Service: 3
Displacement: Surfaced: 8,600 tons Submerged: 9,138 tons
Length: 353 ft (108 m)
Beam: 40 ft (12 m)
Speed: 20 knots (23 mph; 37 km/h) (silent) 35 knots (40 mph; 65 km/h) (maximum)
Test depth: 1,600 ft (490 m)
Crew: 140
Cost: 3.5 billion



Airforce
A-15 Firebird close air support attack aircraft
In Service: 40
Speed: 450 mph
Wingspan: 58′ 4″
Length: 55′
Cost: 95.5 million

J-25 Cyclone multi-role fighter

In Service: 68
Speed: 1,500 mph
Wingspan: 42′ 8″
Length: 75′ 4″
Cost: 105 million

F-21 Hawk multi-role fighter ETA idk (from Myehn)

In Service: 80
Top speed: 1,400 mph
Wingspan: 44′ 0″
Length: 62’
Range: 1775~1,845 mi
Engine types: Turbofan, Swetrew F345
Manufacturers: Koori Dynamics

E-8 Eagleyes (from Myehn)

In Service: 2
Length: 94 ft
Range: 850 km
Engines: Classified
Manufacturer: Haegis Aerospace

U-40 Spyglass Reconnaissance Aircraft ETA idk tbh (from Myehn)

In Service: 20
Top speed: 684 mph
Length: 65′
Wingspan: 43’ 0”
Range: 1,998 mi
Engines: Turbofan, Swetrew 2239
Manufacturer: Koori Dynamics

NOAR AH-12 attack helicopter (from West Pangasinan)

In Service:10
Description: The NOAR AH-12 is a twin-engine, tandem seat, multi-role, all-weather attack helicopter that was designed and manufactured by North Orientalis Aircraft and Rotorcraft Company (NOAR). The helicopter is designed for advanced attack and reconnaissance missions in hot and high environments and rough geography in both day and night conditions.
Crew: 2
Length: 14.54 m (47 ft 8 in)
Maximum speed: 281 km/h (175 mph, 152 kn)
Range: 537 km (334 mi, 290 nmi)
Armament: Guns: 1 x 20x102mm 3-barrel rotary cannon
Hardpoints: 4

WPAI UH-37 utility helicopter (from West Pangasinan)

In Service:6
Description: The WPAI UH-37 is a medium transport/utility helicopter family that was designed and manufactured by West Pangasinan Aerospace Industries (WPAI).
Crew: 2 pilots + 2 crew chiefs/gunners
Capacity: 3,190 lb (1,450 kg) of cargo internally, including 11 seated troops or 6 stretchers, or 9,000 lb (4,100 kg) of cargo externally
Length: 19.76 m (64 ft 10 in) including rotors
Fuselage length: 15.27 m(50 ft 1 in)
Maximum speed: 294 km/h (183 mph, 159 kn)
Cruise speed: 282 km/h (175 mph, 152 kn)
Range: 2,221 km (1,380 mi, 1,199 nmi)

CH-12 Reliant utility/heavy transport helicopter (from Of Centralist Brexit)

In Service:4


Purchases/sells in valsora

West Pangasinan 1.08 billion spent on
*2 Katapangan-class missile corvette
*3 Kagitingan-class corvette

Greater Rostoria 45 million given as support

Kurikia 3.6 billion spent on
*2 Ardent class light carriers

Greater Rostoria 880-920 (i dont rlly know) million spent on
*200 BSV-3

Myehn 800 million spent on
*2 Eagleyes

Myehn 972 million spent on
*1 Phantom-Class stealth destroyer (DDG-1)

Myehn bought for 15 million
*1 M30-ML (Hornet)
*1 M3-FA (Armadillo)

Myehn 22.5 billion spent on
*1 Shield-Class aircraft carrier (UCVN-1)
*3 Fuji-class Light Carrier (CVL-1)

Myehn 840 million spent on
*20 U-40 Spyglass Reconnaissance Aircraft

Myehn 8 billion spent on
*80 F-21 Hawk multi-role fighter

Myehn bought for 22 million
*5 LT-95 Sand Spider light tank

Myehn 2 billion spent on
*4 Mashu class Fleet Replenishment Ship(AOE-425)

Of Centralist Brexit 180 million spent on
*4 CH-12 Reliant utility/heavy transport helicopter

West Pangasinan 552.5 million spent on
*5 WPAI UH-37 utility helicopter
*1 WPAI UH-37 utility helicopter (free)
*10 NOAR AH-12 attack helicopter

Rajyam 57 million spent on
*10 AT-01

West Pangasinan bought for 250 million
*65 LT-95s
*parts for LT-95s
*5 LT-95s (free)

Myehn 13.1 billion spent on
*15 Same-Class ASW frigate (FFSG-1)

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Looks fine imo.

Peatiktist wrote:Okay, if the consortium is bankrolling it, I can understand that.

What it does do is open the question of why the consortium is funding nuclear programs and moon bases for someone who's membership is dubious at best, instead of their core members

Like moi
Oh wait. That was fr*nch.

Merlovich wrote:Iota, the closer moon is prettymuch based off of our moon IRL, with the addition of higher abundance of mineral wealth. This was presumably added to encourage moon missions so it wasn't entirely dull. There's speculation of the planet having hosted microorganism life at some stage, as it supposedly had water at some stage but that was never delved into.

Eta, (probably being removed sometime soon) is far more uninhabitable due to the extreme weather, noxious gases and an underwater ocean entirely frozen. This moon isn't really ever touched for good reason, and Plaz has suggested it's removal on numerous occasions, and we're working on changes to the Suliasystem whenever he appears from hibernation.

So you're saying there are no major issues if I just dump a bunch of synthetic oil refineries there to try and stabilize my economy after Dabir blocks me from buying Unistani oil.

Peatiktist wrote:So you're saying there are no major issues if I just dump a bunch of synthetic oil refineries there to try and stabilize my economy after Dabir blocks me from buying Unistani oil.

You could buy more of mine…

Peatiktist wrote:So you're saying there are no major issues if I just dump a bunch of synthetic oil refineries there to try and stabilize my economy after Dabir blocks me from buying Unistani oil.

Your main issue would be getting there in the first place, considering I wouldn't say you have the funding to do it, consumer economy or not. (No one really does without very extensive work, which to put it bluntly I don't think you'll want to do.)

Theoretically, no. There's nothing to stop you, but I don't think you can get there in the first place. Probably best to put a pin in the idea now before it grows on you.

Myehn wrote:Looks fine imo.
Like moi
Oh wait. That was fr*nch.

k thx

Yay, I got let out of WP 30 mins early.

Merlovich wrote:Your main issue would be getting there in the first place, considering I wouldn't say you have the funding to do it, consumer economy or not. (No one really does without very extensive work, which to put it bluntly I don't think you'll want to do.)

Theoretically, no. There's nothing to stop you, but I don't think you can get there in the first place. Probably best to put a pin in the idea now before it grows on you.

Very simple.
I make the megacorps do it for me.

Their profit margins are already higher than the distance to the sun.

Peatiktist wrote:Very simple.
I make the megacorps do it for me.

Their profit margins are already higher than the distance to the sun.

Lawd, you'd probably need to worldbuild said megacorp profits first before anyone took it remotely seriously.

Please don't make me tell you that you can't do it as well ffs

Peatiktist wrote:Very simple.
I make the megacorps do it for me.

Their profit margins are already higher than the distance to the sun.

It’s a lot easier if you just own the corporations like us

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