
December 17th, 2003, 11:50 PM
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Re: Is growth scale must in a long game?
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Originally posted by Argitoth:
quote: Originally posted by Chris Byler:
Or every woman in the province gives birth to twins, or something fantastic like that.
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Babies cannot pay tax. Lets say population starts paying tax when they are 20. 20 years is 240 turns. Not gunna happen. Mebbe, and I think 20 is an awfully high taxpayer age for a medievalish time-frame, but it'd be easy enough for the event to reflect something that happened in the past:
"Under the influence of the stars, fourteen years ago every woman in this province gave birth to twins."
Frankly, I like the other way better. You can imply either:
a) The effect is felt today from the event being reported.
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b) There's some sort of 'baby tax' that parents pay.
The idea remains valid however you put it though.
~Aldin
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