Han ngying scoffed, "What an idealistic plan!
"You can indeed make the total wealth fail to reach 500,000 through lying down and not cooperating.
"But have you considered the punishnt for ga failure?
"You can only bring back 10% of returns to your community, and if the visa ti brought back is less than 10,000, an additional 50,000 minutes of visa ti will be deducted.
"Mr. Lin, you might be wealthy enough not to fear deductions, but are the others also not afraid?
"Moreover, we can leave the country with the wealth earned in the first 10 rounds. Can you do that?"
Lin Sizhi paid no attention to Han ngying’s provocation, "You haven’t heard of the ’principle of the fortunate yielding,’ have you? Obviously, as Conglorates, you are the fortunate ones in this ga.
"When facing the possibility of ’mutual loss,’ you should be the ones to yield.
"For you, this is an excellent opportunity to earn visa ti.
"If investnt returns can be maximized quickly, the total wealth at ga end could reach 1.6 million or even 1.8 million. If Conglorates take half, they’d get at least 800,000.
"Divided among four people, bringing 50% back to the community, each person would have nearly 100,000 visa ti.
"You think we fear visa ti deductions, but don’t you fear this 100,000 that could be easily earned flying away like a cooked duck?
"On this issue, can your community’s four people reach unanimous agreent?
"If it really cos to a ’total loss’ ending, do you think Communities 12 and 17 would suffer more, or would your Community 4 suffer more?
"As for leaving the country, you can hardly ensure all wealth is distributed evenly so all four exceed 100,000. For original chapters go to noveⅼfire
"So if leaving, soone would definitely be abandoned. Who do you plan to abandon?
"Of course, even if you really leave, we’d only welco it.
"Because after you leave, you’d also give up managent room authority. For the remaining 10 rounds, we 8 Civilian players could play with zero tax rates ourselves.
"Since we have more people, we can occupy 8 buttons to maximize work inco without triggering wealth shrinkage, and can fastest maximize investnt return limits.
"With the sa 10 rounds, we 8 people could achieve the 500,000 total wealth goal without money being deducted."
Han ngying fell silent because she could feel that Fan Zehui and Community 12’s players had their internal scales tipping toward Lin Sizhi’s side.
The threat of "mutual loss," the key wasn’t in specific actions, but in convincing the other party you had determination to achieve mutual loss.
Obviously, after Lin Sizhi’s remarks, Community 12 had gained such determination to so extent.
Though not very resolute yet, it was enough to make Han ngying change strategies.
Han ngying’s attempt to debate ga rules with Lin Sizhi was itself a kind of test.
If Lin Sizhi couldn’t provide sufficiently convincing reasons while Han ngying could successfully persuade Community 12, the ga would end early without any more suspense but now, Han ngying’s attempt had failed.
Lin Sizhi and Community 17 were indeed not easy enemies to deal with.
"Fine, I admit you make so sense.
"But you still need to provide a distribution plan that satisfies all of us. Otherwise, this fragile cooperative relationship among three communities won’t last long."
Obviously, compared to ’destruction,’ ’construction’ was more important.
Lin Sizhi had destroyed the cooperation intention between Communities 4 and 12, but he also had to propose a better benefit distribution plan.
Lin Sizhi naturally already had a plan, but before he could speak, Cai Zhiyuan spoke first.
"Luo Wei, you’re an actuary. I believe the plan you propose should gain more people’s approval."
Han ngying showed a slightly surprised expression, but after hearing "actuary," she looked Luo Wei up and down with considerable interest, saying, "Oh, then what good plan does this actuary lady have?"
Luo Wei seed not to expect Cai Zhiyuan to suddenly have her propose a plan, appearing sowhat surprised but since she was already placed in this position, there was no need to decline such an opportunity to directly influence the ga’s progress.
After considering for a mont, Luo Wei said, "If we want to formulate a plan where all three communities benefit, it’s not complex in principle.
"The first goal should still be making the cake bigger, but to maintain cooperation stability, each side should yield so interests.
"The Conglorate community has comprehensive advantages, so they should yield all four work buttons, with each Civilian community taking two.
"After that, we invest in each other within communities, maximizing investnt return limits each round as much as possible.
"Then the Conglorate community slightly raises Civilian community tax rates for redistribution. I can help calculate specific tax rates.
"This would be the most profitable choice for everyone."
Han ngying frowned slightly, "This definitely won’t work.
"Investnt returns have limits. As your Civilian communities’ wealth grows, investnt behavior will beco increasingly frequent. With nurical advantage, you’d seriously squeeze our Conglorate players’ investnt space.
"You could still possibly use certain thods to complete visa ti reversals and seize back Conglorate identity.
"I cannot accept such possibilities existing."
Luo Wei thought, "But you Conglorates can adjust tax rates anyti to harvest Civilian player wealth. The initiative is still on your side."
Han ngying shook her head, "Tax collection is very uncontrollable. What if we collect too much or too little?
"Moreover, managent also includes Civilian players, so tax collection would inevitably distribute so to Civilian players too."
Luo Wei explained, "You can rest assured about this. I can calculate it for you. These things can all be calculated."
Seeing the exchange sowhat reaching an impasse, Lin Sizhi reminded, "Tax rate issues are sensitive and difficult to adjust, because managent personnel composition keeps changing. Even if taxes are collected, they can’t be accurately distributed to specific players.
"My suggestion is not to consider taxation initially.
"We can completely rely solely on investnt to distribute wealth proportions.
"From now on, none of us can cover our identity cards, always displaying our ’wealth’ balance.
"The bulletin board will display total wealth in real ti. After simple calculations, we can determine each community’s proportion of total wealth.
"We can use cross-community investnt to ensure wealth proportions always maintain a fixed value.
"My suggestion is 4:3:3.
"If there are large deviations, for example, if your Conglorate’s total wealth is below 40%, you can request wealthier Civilian communities to invest in you. If your total wealth exceeds 40% by too much, then it should be reversed, investing in Civilian communities with smaller proportions.
"Similarly, our two Civilian communities can also adjust through cross-community investnt based on wealth differences.
"Beyond this, under the premise of not affecting this wealth ratio, Conglorate players can prioritize obtaining investnt returns.
"This advantage should be big enough for you, right?"
Under the premise of investnt return limits, prioritizing investnt returns ant being able to compress the other two communities’ investnt returns.
Han ngying thought, "I accept other rules, but our proportion is too low.
"My demand is 60% and two 20%s."
Luo Wei looked at Lin Sizhi and Han ngying. Obviously, both had intentionally stated proportions clearly favorable to their own sides. The final equilibrium point wasn’t hard to see.
"Then let’s compromise. How about 50% and two 25%s?
"Conglorate players taking half the money is enough to ensure advantageous position. Neither Civilian community could pose any threat to you.
"For Civilian communities, this proportion is already the bottom line. If you still don’t agree, then there’s only one outco: mutual loss."
Having discussed to this point, most people basically agreed with this proportion.
However, Han ngying couldn’t imdiately make a decision, instead having brief discussions with Community 4’s other players.
Soon after, she returned, "Deal."
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