CarmenNES03: Preview Decision

Which NES?

  • Idea One

    Votes: 3 17.6%
  • Idea Two

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Idea Three

    Votes: 2 11.8%
  • Idea Four

    Votes: 1 5.9%
  • Idea Five

    Votes: 11 64.7%

  • Total voters
    17

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Which do you think would be the best NES?

1. Post-Apocalypse- Basically a sequel to CarmenNES01, it will kind of be like Fallout. This is basically a fresh-start, but you may find things of interest from the pre-apocalyptic age.

2. Non-Earth Fresh Start- Your basic non-earth fresh start.

3. Non-Earth Developed Age- The same world as 2, but a developed world. Kind of like PureNES.

4. Alternate History after the Eurasian War in this: http://www.geocities.com/cypher_zzz/shattered/EurasianWar.htm

5. Modern day Earth NES.

Choose, as well as any suggestions.
 
I meant 1 sorry, but I would like to see an continuation of your other NES. I would like to see how another war between UF and US works out.

But either way I would accept 1 or 5.
 
whatever. I am happy with any NES. That has a nice ring right, any, NE, s?
 
I voted for 5 but would prefer that you took my idea instead.
 
Idea Five, if I can reserve Britain.
 
I can help if you want.

Just tell me what you want me to do, short of drawing a map, I suck at that.
 
For income, I'd strongly suggest using the figures here. Then to get IC, divide by either 1,000,000,000 or 10,000,000,000. Yes, the US' income does seem ridiculous compared to most nations, but it should.
 
13 trillion?! Is the US made of money or what?

What is their expenses?

EDIT:
revenues: $2.407 trillion
expenditures: $2.655 trillion (2006 est.)
Losing 200 billion dollars a year, that is not too bad, I guess.
 
13 trillion?! Is the US made of money or what?

What is their expenses?
No clue--and remember, this is GDP, not government income. But I doubt you can find the tax rate/income for every nation in a nice table--so it just makes sense to give nations spending proportional to the size of their economy.
 
Here is a table of debt as a percentage of GDP (remember this is GDP, not governmental income).

And this table should be useful too.
 
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