that last comment screwded up a bit, but i got investagated about 30 times, stolen from, ruffed up 4 times, assassination attempt 2,my stress was so high that i couldnt play on any bills effecively so i took soom campainge offers instead.
That is a good point. I hadn't figured anyone would ever get hit that hard. I'll give you your weekly salary manually, and will implement something that checks for high stress/low health or something like that. You are definitely correct that this shouldn't happen.
You didn't receive your weekly salary because you didn't act on any bills in the last week. Try actually working this week!
I think this a a little unfair because i was still active every other day.
02/09/13 08:24 -- You have the feeling that you're being watched
02/09/13 07:24 -- An assassin made an attempt on your life, but the police assigned to protected you thwarted the attempt!
02/09/13 01:56 -- You have the feeling that you're being watched
02/08/13 12:24 -- An assassin made an attempt on your life, but the police assigned to protected you thwarted the attempt!
02/09/13 07:24 -- An assassin made an attempt on your life, but the police assigned to protected you thwarted the attempt!
That is just the tip of the ice burg.
I can't reproduce this issue. Are you depositing at least 125,000? There's a javascript warning if you try to do that which should stop page submission, but if you've disabled javascript you will only get the server-side error.
That achievement is for passing a binary bill, not taking drugs. I've simply been handing out the achievements to people retroactively since I just implemented them.
Just the removal of that NPC from the game. The point is strategic use to remove figures that impede your party, and facilitate installation of NPCs more aligned with your cause in positions of power. Currently VIPs don't affect the game, but this will be changing very soon. I just wanted to make sure you could combat them first via the assassinations.
It's kind of a long explanation. Choosing to run a mission will take you to a screen that tells you more about it and allows you to cancel out. I'd recommend not using the new missions for a couple days while I test them more. They're technically accessible, but not truly released as a feature yet.
A Special Interest Group wants you to introduce a "Decrease Family-Related Tax Breaks" bill to congress. You will receive $2500 for this, and another $10000 if the bill passes. Accepting will cost 2500 Clout.
The above statement is an example:I did this for a fund solvent green research and recevied 10,500$ to make the bill, then i got the bill passed about 5 days later. However didnt get 21,000$ gorpasing the bil. Does it take a day or so t get that money?
Yeah, bill passing contributions pay out at end of day when the bill actually gets applied to the nation. It says this in a couple places, but a lot of people seem to miss it. You can find more than a couple comments to this effect in the comments history already.
Yeah its a bug, i can take drugs to lower my stress/or play on bills and my stress goes up, but in the end i just waited 3 hours and my stress didnt go down by its self at all still 38%.
If you end a day with >25% stress, you definitely won't reduce to 0. That's a normal feature of the game. The 25% is also reduced by 1% per active bill you have in Congress.
I looked into your character history, and it looks like you got the daily message, meaning your stress went down. Your current stress also doesn't seem to be exceptionally high. Did you end the day with more than 25% stress? That's the most that will naturally decrease in one day.
Ah... yeah. You should be able to hit enter to chat once you enter text. I believe that works in IE. I have no idea why it hides that button. Everything is specified to the pixel. Sometimes IE just does wacky stuff and I can't figure it out.
I think we should be able to hire a body guard to reduce skullduggery. I would hate to get a really good profile then have someone thug me a few times and kill me. The body guard could be 350,000 dollors (or more) and be killed in your place. This offers a chance to protect yourself and at such a great cost that you could not easily replace him/her. Im just thinking that if someone tried to kill me and got away (and i was rich) then i would most likely buy protection of some sort and not let it happen again.
You can't die from thugs. Their max damage is too low to do anything but put you in a hospital. There are also a variety of auto protection measures in place for violent missions. Once you get hit by one, you get a level of police protection depending on the type (assassinations garner more protection than thugs). Being in the hospital also confers significantly increased difficulty to missions run against you (even if they were prepared prior to your hospitalization/etc). I may still add hireable protection of some sort, but I haven't worked out how that should work yet. Realistically it's pretty hard to die from skullduggery. It's much more likely to temporarily remove you from the game with lots of stress/a coma.
Not exactly. There's a Facebook page that points to the Facebook interface for the game. There's a wikia page somebody made, and there's this page on Kongregate. That's about it. You're probably best off directing them here, as the game loads with a little ad for the game if you're not registered on Kongregate.
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That is a good point. I hadn't figured anyone would ever get hit that hard. I'll give you your weekly salary manually, and will implement something that checks for high stress/low health or something like that. You are definitely correct that this shouldn't happen.