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As the FM of Nepleslia, can we just make it 2 DA = 1 Arcmark?
I really just don't see the RP logic to validate them converting to some currency when not all of Nepleslia has much value/need to interact with the 188 part of space. Especially given that Nepleslia has more internal and border trade viability with Yamatai or even the Abwehran as support for their colonial expanse. It'd be a good middle-ground that I'm willing to compromise on for the sake of RP without there being any real support as to why Nepleslia would want to really convert the currency (especially now, with FSC being in shaky waters).
Sure, there will probably be a new wiki article for this by the end of the week with updated everything.
Sorry everyone. I meant it in reverse. 2 Arcmarks as 1 DA. Didn't mean to put it that way.Isn’t one KS equaling one Arcmark - the equivalent of two DA equaling one Arcmark - blatantly unfair to every other FM in the setting, @Wes and @Legix?
I, for one, find it extremely difficult to believe that the economy of USO, a single backwater system with...
...is better then that of the Elysian Celestial Empire - and there is literally no way USO’s economy is equal to that of the Yamatai Star Empire.
- Little in the way of exports.
- Few investors, due to the uncertainty caused by the fluctuaing value of the Arcmark.
- A general populace that up until three years ago had science/knowledge/etc. hundreds of thousands of years behind everyone else.
- An infrastructure that, similar to the general populace, is for the most part extraordinarily outdated.
- No widespread formal education system to teach and/or train the general populace to utilize newly-introduced technology and knowledge.