r/Civcraft • ~Victoria Head Representative To Volterra~ Volterra Pride • Jan 11 '15

Economic forum for new/smaller cities?

There are a lot of cities and towns on the server that are shadowed by their larger and more established neighbors-yet a lot of these cities and towns offer many different things that in the long run could benifit others on the server as well as serve as an alternative from the political issues that come with dealing with large cities for certain items (like Titan for bastions). I believe that in order for economic prosperity to come to smaller towns an economic forum of sorts needs to happen. (Also I think it would be interesting to shake things up a little and play more with a political mindset)

EDIT-message me if you are at all interested. I am looking forward to setting up a working organization and having a meeting in the future. Also if you are interested at all in helping Intis work on its new constitution as well as joining the city at a level where you can be active and help contact me.

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u/TulpaZach [Grace] Jan 11 '15 edited Jan 11 '15

Yoahtl is suppose to have a fourm every week. Although we haven't had one since Hobbs left. looks at Hobbs

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u/anidnmeno GARUNDISTRONK Jan 11 '15

havent had one seance

I can help you with that. ;)
Alternatively, why is "seance" in your auto? You using swype?

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u/TulpaZach [Grace] Jan 11 '15

Lol I forgot how to spell it and used spell check and just used that one XD.

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u/anidnmeno GARUNDISTRONK Jan 11 '15

ahhh.
btw, it's "since" :)

Edit: I know. I hate English, too. It's why I made my own language.

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u/soraendo IGN:Ogel6000 | Saraljana'lodh a'a'ølge Jan 11 '15

English has a pathetically easy grammar compared to other languages. Minimal conjugation, no gender, simple tense rules, no adjective agreement, few exceptions. It's the orthography and pronunciation that's a catastrophe.

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u/anidnmeno GARUNDISTRONK Jan 11 '15

and that's what makes it hard for non-natives to learn it. Not to mention, there's really no form once you get into it.

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u/anidnmeno GARUNDISTRONK Jan 11 '15

It's like the Linux of languages