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Crazy_Ivan80

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I've been thinking about how handy it would be to have some sort of trade-deal that can basically serve as economic assistance.

I know you can do this via trade-negiotiations but they are sometimes limited by what resources you are having a surplus of. So I'd think a trade-deal that would give (with or without asking something in return) to the target-nations the resources needed to run between 50% and 100% (to be set by the donor-nation) of their base-IC; independent of wether or not the donor has a daily surplus in all their resource-cathegories.
This would limit this action to wealthy nations only I assume.

A second option for economical assistance could be to build and provide a limited amount of IC each year to the target-nation. These IC would have to be transported to another nation of course thus it would be more expensive. Lets say 50% more expensive (so 7.5 IC to build, tying up 10 convoy ships to transport and taking 20% longer to build than a normal IC)
See of it as a form of player-controlled Lend-Lease. You expend resources to build the IC and the receiver gains economical strength it can use to build more units/supplies/get more research-teams...
Again the cost of building such an item would limit this to the more wealthy nations in the game.

Both actions would of course result in a slight positive diplomatic result (constant for the trade-deal, and a one off for the IC-thing).

It could probably be a nice thing to use in MP-games too.
 
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misty said:
you can give IC to another nation indirectly by sending them supplies. they can then use their own IC for something else.

that's not giving IC, that's giving supplies.
 

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Crazy_Ivan80 said:
that's not giving IC, that's giving supplies.

Absolutely you should be able to trade IC like anything else. Represents subsidized arms sales.

Unused IC should be automatically reinvested into creating more Factories. Producing more than your IC would normally permit should be allowed, but this will slowly damage your factories as the equipment gets worn out from working 24 hours a day