I think we all joined together in an alliance against URIST, and then URIST collapsed. Things are amicable in various places - Morgan has a research treaty with Ghostfang and a non-interference/non-aggression pact with the Evil Empire.
Phantom: None of those interest me, sadly. Not least because inviting another country onto Africa would probably invalidate my peace treaty with the Evil Empire.
Archangel: I have no intentions of expanding further into Africa and you could do with one less border to worry about. How do you feel about a peace treaty or NAP?
Alright, since we have Computer-Assisted Turrets, I'm going to assume we also have Computer Science I (a pre-requisite), as must the Ghostfangs. This is semi-important, as I'm aiming to use it as the pre-req for a new
Pure research item,
Academic in nature (neither Military nor Economic, but with later Applied techs in either).
V-Norrec, sending you money again towards the research of a new tech;
Computerised Artillery Platforms, essentially the ditto-upgrade to APs that CATs were to MTs. Enjoy the research boon, though you might want to put even more cash into it if you want it this turn.
Territories- Sierra Leone (1232$/turn): 2 Regulars (2 Entrenched), 1 Battle Accountants, 1 Manual Turrets, 1 Artillery Platform
- Guinea-Conakry (411$/turn): 1 Manual Turrets
- Liberia (222$/turn): 1 Manual Turrets, 1 Regulars
-Côte d'Ivoire (47$/turn):1 Regulars
-Guinea-Bissau (65$/turn):1 Regulars
Bonus Income (American Aid): $750
Bonus Income (Loan): $500
WealthRevenue: $2727
Savings: $42
Research: -$2700
Remainder: $69
Investment: -
Construction: -
TechResearch: Plough
$1000 into the development of
Robotics I, a
Pure, Academic technology focused primarily on bringing Morgan Industries' robotics and automation tech up to scratch with the first world. If any direct application is likely to result from these initial forays, it might be in the area of research automation. Base Tech:
Computer Science IResearch: Plough
$1000 into the development of
Financial Software, an
Applied, Economic technology designed to allow financial institutions under the Morgan umbrella to take greater advantage of venture capital in their investments. Base Tech:
Computer Science ITransfer: Send
$700 to
The Ghostfang Brotherhood for the development of
Computerised Artillery Platforms, a logical extension of the
Artillery Platform technology with computer-assisted targeting and rangefinding. This technology remains manually operated. (Applied, Military) Base Techs:
Computer Science I, Artillery PlatformsTrade: Computer Science I to
NOD for
Advanced Psychology.
Trade: Manual Turrets to
RAM for
High-Tech Research Equipment.
Owned TechsComputer Science I
Manual Turrets
Computer-Assisted Turrets
Artillery Platforms
Economic Education
Battle Accountancy
Genetics I (Public Domain)
Cloning I (Public Domain)
Better Rifles (Public Domain)
'Armies'Everything is suspiciously quiet.
Robotics Research
Although Morgan Industries remains competitive with the world market in general computing technology, we are behind the times on even basic robotics. Many Morgan factories still depend heavily on manual or simple machine labour for production, a potential waste of resources where repetitive or high-finesse jobs are required. Much of the budget for this project is aimed at simply reverse-engineering robotics and automation technology already prevalent in the West, even on the level of research laboratories or automobile manufacturing plants. Only once we have a well-developed robotics base can we engage in serious automated production.
- Dr Gayle Nambala, Director
Financial Software Initiative
As much as we profess to our clients that we remain a globally-competitive financial powerhouse, much of this propaganda is undermined by our frankly outdated financial and economic tools. By replacing our existing banking and investment software and servers with new state-of-the-art equipment, we should be able to construct centralised financial institutions able to rival those of the rest of the world such as major banks or stock markets.
- T.M. Morgan-Reilly, Director
Report: Computerised Artillery Platforms
Our friends in Thailand have made great strides with the anti-vehicle artillery platform designs in the past months. Though less fine-tuning is required to hit targets in short to medium range than for anti-infantry turrets, artillery platforms could still benefit from computer-assisted targeting and rangefinding over long distances. When the modern world regularly produces battleships, carriers and tanks that can bomb an enemy long before he can even be detected on radar, artillery defences of similar precision and range are critical to our survival.
- Director Booth, Morgan Security
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