NationStates

Do you have to go by your NS tracker?

Nope.

It doesn't even seem to make sense, the GDp is only like 300billion .

CommunistSovietAmerica wrote:It doesn't even seem to make sense, the GDp is only like 300billion .

GDP doesn't necessarily make sense on the economy calculators. It says mine is around 90 trillion.

Oh, and shouldn't this be in general or something?

Amn Voss wrote:

CommunistSovietAmerica wrote:It doesn't even seem to make sense, the GDp is only like 300billion .

GDP doesn't necessarily make sense on the economy calculators. It says mine is around 90 trillion.

Oh, and shouldn't this be in game play?

I don't know, someone said technical.

Your GDP is based off your decisions on the issues- most people acknowledge NSTracker and NSEconomy as legitimate. It's also based off population- it looks like you're a fairly new country, so your GDP *is* going to be small.

If you want to purchase anything from a storefront or field a military in an RP, many players will look at your defense budget to see what you can or cannot go by. You don't have to follow it- but most of your opponents will, since it's one of the only universally acknowledged ways to tell who can do what.

In the end, it depends on what you want your RPs to be like. There's not much you'll be able to do without relying in calculators like this.

Edit: Didn't even notice where this was. Gameplay is the correct forum.

Meh, They do very wildly on the various trackers, you can follow them if you want, or dont...

I like NSeconomy better, the one NSTracker is based on...but, I follow both...

Is this http://nstracker.org/index.php?nation=Northern+Delmarva a good economy for me?