Questers
24-07-2006, 12:35
Um, you may want to actually give stats for that stuff. For all I know, your 'neptune' class battleship could be a 1:10 scale model of the HIJMS Yamato (and for the price it probably is).
Praetonia
24-07-2006, 13:21
To improve trade relationships with other nations, the ZMS is selling the following:
Nuclear (Supplied by the Zanx Uranium Trade)
100 Tons Pure Uranium=$100,000
Do you mean enriched?
100 Tons Energy uranium=$80,000
What is "energy uranium"?
100 Tons Powder Pure Uranium=$90,000
100 Tons Powder Energy Uranium=$70,000
See above.
3 Warheads (3000 miles)=$1000,000
Eh? I suppose you mean missiles (since they have what I assume is range). What yield do these warheads have? How fast do the missiles travel? What can they be launched from?
3 State Of The Art Warheads (10,000 Miles)= $10,000,000
3 ZUF top standard State of the art Warheads(20,000 Miles)with laser guiding technology=$20,000,000
See above. Laser guidance for strategic missiles is silly anyway.
5 Nuke-firing cannons=$1000,000
Yes, it's called a normal cannon.
1 Zanx Uranium mining facility= $10,000,000,000,000
1000 Uranium(1/2 gram per unit) grenades=$1,000,000
What is a "uranium grenade"?
100 Packages of Yellowcake*= $10,000
"Packages"? Weight would be more useful.
EDIT: Also, how does one assasinate someone with yellowcake? Choke them to death with it?
1 Submarine designed for use with nukes= $10,000,000
If you're talking about an SSBN you're missing a few zeros. A couple of billion dollars would be a better price, but again, how fast does it go, how far down can it dive, how many missiles can it carry? You need more detail if people are going to buy this stuff.
1 Plane designed for use with nukes=$7,000,000
Yes it's called a normal plane. Again, too cheap, not enough detail.
100 Tubes of uranium designed for experiments= $5,000
What's the difference between this an normal uranium? How much is in a tube?
100 tubes of liquid uranium designed for experiments= $2,000
Errr... you realise uranium is a metal? So by "liquid" you mean "molten". I don't see the point since anyone could simply melt regular mined uranium, nor do I really see what you need molten uranium for.
1 Nuke-firing sattelite=$500,000,000
Again, you need more details, and it's way too cheap.
Air Force
Planes
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Helicopters
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Again, everything is way too cheap. The helicopter prices would be ok for one helicopter, but not 100. The plane prices per 100 are too cheap for even a single plane. And again - no stats. Why should anyone buy this stuff when they have no idea what it does?
Water Force
Battleships
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Submarines
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See above. Also, all (NS) battleships have AA systems. Why would you put a "tank holder" on a battleship? It would detract from the battleship's primary purpose. Auxiliaries carry ground units. Like with everything else, look at some RL military equipment and base your designs off it. Just providing a name and a ridiculously low price isn't enough.
Vast Principles
24-07-2006, 17:09
1 Plane designed for use with nukes=$7,000,000
Yes it's called a normal plane. Again, too cheap, not enough detail.
OOC: Well thats not true, a plane can cost next to nothing, a small cesna for $30,000 with a little cargo hold could have a nuke put it it easily enough, it may not be very powerful but hey, not to worry and you owuld die with it but thats not an issue for some nations. It could be this one has an extended cargo hold :D
But yeah, pretty much there is no reason for someone to buy from here, as far as we know these are all old and decrepid and well, worth what your selling them for=nothing.