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On the lower right corner of the gameplay screen. it says The Current Government type, and then it has Numbers like this (4,2,4) .. what do those numbers mean?
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It represents what proportion of your revenue you are spending on science tax and luxeries in that order
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Of course, you just have sliders for science and luxuries now. Taxes are the remainder.
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Hehe, I knew the question in this thread before I even opned it; that drove me crazy when I first got the game also.
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Umm, Chrisius...Originally posted by ChrisiusMaximus
It represents what proportion of your revenue you are spending on science tax and luxeries in that order
I think that Science is the middle number.
I believe that it is Taxes, Science and Luxuries.
I could be mistaken. I'll load-up a game and find-out for sure. Either way, it's easy enough to tell, Science and Lux will be easy to determine--just check your sliders. The 'other' one is the Tax Rate.
Steven
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Just confirmed.
The numbers are:
Tax, Science, Luxury
Steven
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