While We Wait: Part 6
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North King
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It is awesome. Try the Planets theme. 
It is awesome. Try the Planets theme.
I'm not entirely sure why I need to input a city, though.
Chandrasekhar
Determined
Smoking coke, DUIs and that stuff aren't as bad as advocating mass-murder, genocide, the extermination of entire nations, writing a GUIDE on how to commit genocide successfully and having an ah... interesting website.
Wait, this is America you're talking about?
flyingchicken
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Advert: I might be pulling the plug on my second NES because apparently either peepz lost faith in me as a mod with my first one and what I've produced or fresh starts just aren't fun anymore or even all of those things at once. If you don't want plugs to be pulled out of pure principle, join NERFSNES. It (that is, NERFSNES) is only as good as peepz make it.
Neverwonagame3
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Please don't close it down- I was having fun with it.
(NOTE: My own view is that people probably want a straight-out game NES, and don't want to bother with development. I can't entirely solve the problem, but if you and they consent I can develop their regions for them)
Sheep
Orange Shrooms!
Thanks guys, I hope to have the first part written by COB on Sunday
It'll cover a general outline, history of, tools of and relevance of Macroeconomics.
Will you eventually be extending this into microeconomics.
flyingchicken
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Why would we want that? We're NESers, and NESers only ever have to deal with macroeconomics (except for those weird and deformed single-player NESes, and maybe story NESes with too much focus on individuals), I say! United we stand, together we fall!
Sheep
Orange Shrooms!
True fair enough....
Actually, given the freedom that NESers are allowed from most mods, one would assume that undertaking microeconomic reform would be of some use to NESers. Though, I refer to thing like labour-market reform, which while on a macro scale, is nonetheless treated as a micro issue.
Aside from which, where's the problem with having a thorough grounding in microeconomics?
flyingchicken
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To quote what a maybe-great man once said: True fair enough....
Oh, nothing of course, unless you are against furthering knowledge or something.
This will eventually spread into Microeconomics [which I'm vastly worse at ] depending on the reception on my first attempt. It's free it's cheap and its probably the equivalent of having a macroeconomics class at Uni in many cases [except Dachs lucky bastard ]. I'm not far from finishing the first chapter, just note this is meant to be a companion to an existing program, so I'll be covering things but only in areas where the existing program is deficient ie. most of it.
] depending on the reception on my first attempt. It's free it's cheap and its probably the equivalent of having a macroeconomics class at Uni in many cases [except Dachs lucky bastard ]. I'm not far from finishing the first chapter, just note this is meant to be a companion to an existing program, so I'll be covering things but only in areas where the existing program is deficient ie. most of it.As I said, I will join a good NES that is not a Fresh Start and has about the same level of complexity as NES2 VI or so.
Sheep
Orange Shrooms!
For those who are wishing to follow it my nes has just had its first update. Also I am looking for a player for China and most probably Spain as well....
If you are intrested me, pm me.
If you are intrested me, pm me.
So I signed up for next semester's courses just about a week ago...It's free it's cheap and its probably the equivalent of having a macroeconomics class at Uni in many cases [except Dachs lucky bastard
This. I am not a fan of the fresh start style your employing, Chickensworth, but I am up for some alternate history action.
