On Mon, 14 Jan 2013 10:06:44 AM Russell Steinthal wrote: > Documenting the Monarch's taxing behavior seems like a much more > complicated exercise, since I assume it depends on variables like how > frequently you trade with Europe, what goods you trade, etc. But I'll see > what I can do.
What would probably be best here is just some broad raw data about what the monarch did, so just a list of the monarch's actions in a game of known difficulty level would be a win. e.g. ... 1620: Added 1 Man-o-War 1623: Tax raise 4% 1625: Declared war on Dutch ... We can then argue about appropriate algorithms. Cheers, Mike Pope
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