It's easy to forget about leaving proper amount of money for spies and the risk to lose them or some of them.
It would be nice to have some kind of notice, with option to enable/disable this notice.
The notice would be some informational window, or some icon hanging from top bar or right bar.
The notice would appear only if:
current cash + income till spies paying moment < cash needed to pay them
This notice could be as of some kind of economic/intelligence advisor popping up and saying something like
"Sir, we won't have enough to pay our spies, we need more money tonight"
Ouch, not that, it could cause troubleSeroslav wrote:
; look here:>> forum.callofwar.com/index.php?thread/6981-gender-specific-messages <<
But in principle I would go even further and would place a warning at the log in page, alike this:
"Dear userin, dear user, please be vigilant, in this game it is not enough to just click Yes or No, but it is partly the use of gray cells required."
It can be Sir/Madam, depends on the sex of player 
Country leaders have multiple advisors. I don't see reason why not to make advisor on that. That's making game more realistic and put it more into historic reality.
Nobody governs country alone, ever
Or The Message could just say "Commander" or "President" or "Chancellor" something like that. Or "Commander in Chief" or just not have this at all.
I think if you are intelligent enough to run a country and a war, you can remember to pay your spies. Just my thought.
Problem is that people don't run their countriesStrangeTalent wrote:
I think if you are intelligent enough to run a country and a war, you can remember to pay your spies. Just my thought.
Now this is an old image, bit the problem still stands.
So if those players cant be bothered to try to finish a round, who will?
That is why people demand the little things like this
And if that doesn't work, Ms. Experience is an excellent, if somewhat harsh teacher.StrangeTalent wrote:
I think if you are intelligent enough to run a country and a war, you can remember to pay your spies. Just my thought.
But she doesn't use the textbook enough though.MontanaBB wrote:
Ms. Experience is an excellent, if somewhat harsh teacher.
Ms. Experience is definitely a she. Believe me, I know, because she is a real b***h.NukeRaider33 wrote:
But he doesn't use the textbook enough though.
sorry misread the post.MontanaBB wrote:
Ms. Experience is definitely a she. Believe me, I know, because she is a real b***h.NukeRaider33 wrote:
But he doesn't use the textbook enough though.
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