Ah of course comrade, here I was trying to build schools and hospitals when I should have been focusing on a coal mine. I’ll try and play the game properly and see what I come out with.
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our new update in communism takes us away from our border town of Baradino and into the central mountains of our republic
this town high up in the hills is currently tiny-but with time it will be expanded to house 1000 miners, for it serves the mine with the richest seams of iron in the republic
Overlooking its ore refinery plants, the river and our ancient capital, this mine is high up in the hills and some incredibly long conveyors transport its ore down the mountainside
This is the Brospyne Iron processing unit. When the mine functions at full production, 3 processors will serve it.
It was built over the tiny and insignificant village of Brospyne.
Communism has no time for silly bucolicism.
The 60 or so residents were relocated mostly here, Baraharad-a small village from which we source the workforce for the iron ore processing.
The plain behind it will be of major importance in five years or so.
A handful of Brospyne residents were relocated to our ancient and medieval capital of Lesczie. Right now it is undeveloped and left to its own devices, but in due time it will be modernised with major infrastructure. Its population will serve the steel mil which we plan to build behind Baraharad in a few years time. The plan is to bring them in by train.
Right now, we export the iron we have extracted. We have nothing else to do with it.
It will go to the Socialist Republic of Romania.
We have spent an insane amount of money on the basic infrastructure for this mine and we'll probably have to take some loans of a few million roubles to build our oil refinery. After that is over and we have a consistent source of high income, we will modernise the capital and build the steel mill with our own resources and workers, as the materials and labour from the USSR are getting very expensive.
this town high up in the hills is currently tiny-but with time it will be expanded to house 1000 miners, for it serves the mine with the richest seams of iron in the republic
Overlooking its ore refinery plants, the river and our ancient capital, this mine is high up in the hills and some incredibly long conveyors transport its ore down the mountainside
This is the Brospyne Iron processing unit. When the mine functions at full production, 3 processors will serve it.
It was built over the tiny and insignificant village of Brospyne.
Communism has no time for silly bucolicism.
The 60 or so residents were relocated mostly here, Baraharad-a small village from which we source the workforce for the iron ore processing.
The plain behind it will be of major importance in five years or so.
A handful of Brospyne residents were relocated to our ancient and medieval capital of Lesczie. Right now it is undeveloped and left to its own devices, but in due time it will be modernised with major infrastructure. Its population will serve the steel mil which we plan to build behind Baraharad in a few years time. The plan is to bring them in by train.
Right now, we export the iron we have extracted. We have nothing else to do with it.
It will go to the Socialist Republic of Romania.
We have spent an insane amount of money on the basic infrastructure for this mine and we'll probably have to take some loans of a few million roubles to build our oil refinery. After that is over and we have a consistent source of high income, we will modernise the capital and build the steel mill with our own resources and workers, as the materials and labour from the USSR are getting very expensive.
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Dayz stalker rp server, it’s pretty sick. Night comes around and people will actually sit around campfires talking and shit like in the games
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After Aegon unexpectedly dying at 47 and rebellions from the Riverlands and the Westerlands making them independent, Aerys managed to reclaim the land he had lost. As soon as he turned 16, he hopped on his dragon Baelax that had been with him since birth and started with the Westerlands, laying waste to both Casterly Rock and Lannisport and executing Lannisters en-masse.
All 12 are either Lannisters or their spouses; All beheaded. Sadly I didn't kill all of them, I had to end the war at some point.
I then set my sights on the Riverlands: Although the previous Tullys had been a bit unruly, a new one had recently taken the throne, so I was content with not exterminating them.
Also, two top 10 saddest anime deaths incoming:
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Yet another update on Marxism Leninism
Today, we follow a small diesel train delivering some coal through the mountains
It looks like it's going nowhere among the trees and mountains, but it is on the partly finished mountain line we mentioned previously.
It passes above Koweni valley. The valley which surrounds the lake has massive stores of crude oil and ample flat land. In the left, you can see the refinery. To the right, there is the coal power plant that will power the refinery and the city for the workers.
The oil field, refinery and City will consume a tremendous amount of energy. We can't rely on the power plant by the border where Brabantino is.
The coal train will drop off its load here. It will be the general supply point for Koweni. Although the basic amenities and housing necessary for staffing the refinery at half production will be built on roubles, the rest will be drawn up with our labour.
The basic infrastructure has been laid out for the city. It is completely greenfield land. It will be a model socialist city eventually.
In the works there are 2 ring roads to bypass the bustling metropolis which will eventually exist here. Perceivable in this image is the roundabout to the left and the tram depot to the right. Our workers will get to the refinery by tram and as multiple districts will pop up here, a tram line will loop the city.
The oil field pumps out approx. some 90 liquid tonnes of crude oil on the daily. This isn't enough to operate the ref. at full production, but we have facilities built to offload crude oil coming in from elsewhere by train.
We spent around a million dollars on the refinery from our hard currency reserves. We took out a massive loan from the USSR of 2 million roubles which we have to repay in 3 years. Therefore, it is imperative the refinery goes into production and export before the year concludes or else Khruschev's fake corn communists will show us how to sing the Internationale in Russian.
Today, we follow a small diesel train delivering some coal through the mountains
It looks like it's going nowhere among the trees and mountains, but it is on the partly finished mountain line we mentioned previously.
It passes above Koweni valley. The valley which surrounds the lake has massive stores of crude oil and ample flat land. In the left, you can see the refinery. To the right, there is the coal power plant that will power the refinery and the city for the workers.
The oil field, refinery and City will consume a tremendous amount of energy. We can't rely on the power plant by the border where Brabantino is.
The coal train will drop off its load here. It will be the general supply point for Koweni. Although the basic amenities and housing necessary for staffing the refinery at half production will be built on roubles, the rest will be drawn up with our labour.
The basic infrastructure has been laid out for the city. It is completely greenfield land. It will be a model socialist city eventually.
In the works there are 2 ring roads to bypass the bustling metropolis which will eventually exist here. Perceivable in this image is the roundabout to the left and the tram depot to the right. Our workers will get to the refinery by tram and as multiple districts will pop up here, a tram line will loop the city.
The oil field pumps out approx. some 90 liquid tonnes of crude oil on the daily. This isn't enough to operate the ref. at full production, but we have facilities built to offload crude oil coming in from elsewhere by train.
We spent around a million dollars on the refinery from our hard currency reserves. We took out a massive loan from the USSR of 2 million roubles which we have to repay in 3 years. Therefore, it is imperative the refinery goes into production and export before the year concludes or else Khruschev's fake corn communists will show us how to sing the Internationale in Russian.
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I did it.
I murdered every damn Lannister I could get my hands on and wiped their stupid fucking house off the map.
The new Warden of the West and Paramount of the Westerlands? Why the Reynes, of course. It's only fitting.
However, they don't rule from Casterly Rock. Right now, Casterly Rock and the city formerly known as Lannisport is ruled by a boy from house Marbrand.
Why formerly known as? Why because I found a much better name for Lannisport.
Fire and blood motherfuckers. They're the house words for a reason.
Aerys "the Dragon" has finally gotten his revenge. And it was sooo sweet.
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