King Solterra

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

Flooby Badoop said
Nope, you don't have to do anything else. Nobody's gotten tariffs yet, because all the towns haven't been made yet.And So Boerd was a bit harsh, but you do seem to be making this a little more complicated than it needs to be. Crops aren't a factor in figuring how much an army costs, it's just straight up bullis, so all you have to do when figuring out your military is know how many bullis it costs. Other than the military, all the values are in the rules, so it's mostly just picking from a list of what you want, and adding everything up.Could you explain what you're finding difficult? Your sheets don't need to be any more detailed than what's already been accepted, or any of the vassal sheets.

No, I thought you were talking about something else. And what about crops?

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

So Boerd said
Dude, what's your deal? Your tariffs aren't figured into your income. The number on your sheet is the same. Flooby has put in way too much work for you. You don't have to do taxes again, but even if you did, it is elementary school math. Do some derivatives or integrals and bitch at me about how hard the math is.

First of all, why would I bitch at you? What significance do you have involving Flooby's work? I appreciate his work and it is his, I won't judge any decision he makes towards his own creation. Second of all, did you realize I said "if what you're saying is"? Need to back off before you blow up for no reason.

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

If what you're saying is you decreased the amount of money we get every year, I quit. In the beginning I was making a small kingdom because that's what I do and what I thought was the max in the game, then I found out I had a shit ton more points to spend and I ask what was up -- you said you wanted people to have massive armies and strong kingdoms, not new ones. With the math, a town may make 100k, but upkeep will dwindle that to nothing in times of war. I've done my taxes too many times and done it enough for others that I won't do another big overhaul. Sorry Flooby, I'm out.

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

Right before Flooby makes the official statement of the IC starting, because by then everyones sheets SHOULD be readable by then (No offense intended), I will be making basic sheets for just food. Nothing else.

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

I can't make a generic sheet to give out. There are too many variables to take into account. Even if I did, there would probably be too much or too little information for players

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

So Boerd said
What are you talking about, Tucks?

I create automatic taxes sheets. Literally you put one number in and everything changes. It's useful to see if you can handle more troops or even more of anything. If you want 500 troops it will tell you how much it will cost you without doing anything yourself. An example of a messy one is with my Kingfom post, check the taxes there.

If you want to lnow more, inquire with Flooby

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FortunesFaded said
Okay, so I've been looking over the whole crop issue, and it does seem I made a huge error. I thought that peasants were given 1 food a year, not per season.However, looking back and doing the numbers, if I have to give my peasants 4 food per annum, and they only produce 4.6 per annum (and that's only factoring in the farmers - the others are eating just as much for nothing), that means the most I will ever make surplus is 0.6 food a year?Or is it that peasants produce 4.6 crops deducting their own personal share?

Do you want me to make you a Taxes sheet so it does the work for you?

@Flooby, I demand that from now on, it costs 3 points (However much that is equal to in money), because the Taxes sheet literally fixes every and all issues, and it takes time and my brain to work. And my brain and work should not be in the same sentence. I've taken the classes to figure all the crap out for making these kind of documents and my brain still hurts from said classes. Here's a hint; I now work/have a job instead of go to college.

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

You guys know Flooby is one of my Courts, right? I put it in there a long time ago, and Flooby approved my sheet several times.

Although, seriously, I would prefer someone without my own intentional influence to be my Courtier (For the grand court), that way even if they disagree with something I do, they can speak it at the court, and anything else -- even their own opinions of my actions.

I would think GM's would have the best NPOV. So, what do you say, Flooby?

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

I shall keep the thread alive. Hurry men! Get over there and hold it up! We can't let her fall to ruin while the almighty Flooby is resting! Hggggh, huuuugh! Heeve men, heeve! She's heavy, I know, even for all of you, but that's because it is made by Him! It is almighty and all powerful just as He, and if she dies, we all die! Keep your strength, men!

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP | IntChk and Sign-Ups ]

@So Boerd, when you ask them to give you an army, they give you their armies at no cost at all. But you don't get tax or food or anything from them, just their armies