Free land giveaway! 2 - RP ended

[Hydrichastan]

A vaccine has been developed for LE7, we are willing to sell it to anyone.

[Lewina]

A vaccine has been developed for LE7, we are willing to sell it to anyone.

We ignore this whole zombie thing and pretend it never happened, because it didn't.

[Benomia]

Any more takers for the auto show? It'll be surprisingly empty right now.

[Lewina]

Any more takers for the auto show? It'll be surprisingly empty right now.

Make us the largest tank ever.

[Benomia]

The First Benomian International Automotive Expo
Featuring the latest tech displays and future vehicles from the world's leading manufacturers

Day One

Five automakers were granted the prestigious title of being the first ever to hold a spot in a Benomian automotive show. These are names that we've all heard of: Rolls-Royce Motors, JRL, Aston Martin Limited, and Bentley Motors Limited. Each maker is sure to bring an exiting and memorable experience to the Show.

Bentley Motors Limited

The Bentley panel is surprisingly active; more people seem to be there than anywhere else. They have all sorts of diagrams and information about the recently released Bentley Continental GT V8, but they also have a vehicle under a think tarp. It seems to have the vague outline of the Continental. Chairman Wolfgang Schreiber takes to the stage as some showgirls surround the tarp. He talks for a moment, and then the showgirls rip off the tarp, revealing this:

There's a wave of applause and Schreiber retains the microphone.
"Ladies and gentlemen, the all new 2015 Bentley Continental GT3! This is, as you can most likely tell, a road legal version of the Continental race car that will be entering in the FIA GT3 next year. Only sixteen will be made, and each will sell for exactly $800,000. Technical information can be found on the screen behind me."
He walks off the stage and a thousand cameras flash. The screen reads
"POWER: 675
TORQUE: 550 (apx)
WEIGHT: 1764"

Aston Martin Lagonda Limited

The Aston Martin panel was not as active as the Bentley panel, and after the unveiling of the GT3 is was more or less deserted. Pamphlets about the company and some information about the brand were abundant, as well as a large picture of the Aston Martin Vanquish. Director of Design Marek Reichman took the microphone about twenty minutes after Schreiber left it. The screen behind him changed from the specs to a large Aston Martin logo.
"I am very pleased to announce the upcoming production of Aston Martin Cygnet V8. A recent study showed that it was indeed possible, and I have met with my colleagues to come up with a production plan. Behind me you will see the final diagram for the vehicle, which will begin production in 2016. We hope to ship the first vehicle in early 2017."
The screen changes to show the following diagram:

More camera flashes, and a thousand microphones get thrown into his face.
"I will not be taking any questions, thank you."
He returns to his panel, leaving the reporters to find something else to do.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Limited

The Rolls-Royce panel was a plain desert. They had neat little stacks of papers and even free candy, but there was only two or three people there. However, they did have their own car (under a tarp, like usual). CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös ascended the steps and took the microphone.
"I know what you all are thinking. 'How could Rolls-Royce possibly outshine the wonderful displays by Aston Martin and Bentley?' Well, the answer is simple. I give to you all, the Rolls-Royce Spectre!"
The tarp is pulled back, revealing this:

"The car itself is 100% electric powered. It produced three hundred horsepower and has a total range of a hundred fifty miles; similar to the Phantom sedan. Production shall begin in late 2014 if there are enough interested parties. Sale price will be $550,000."
He leaves the stage and a swarm of "interested parties" follow him.

Jaguar Land Rover

The Jaguar Land Rover panel was slow before the show started, but was literally empty now. So when the time to present came, Chairman Ratan Tata had no difficulty in abandoning his panel.
"A truly inspiring show we've had here tonight, and this is only day one! We've all brought something to the show, and here's what I came with:
Two tarped cars were near the JLR panel. The larger one was unveiled, and then the smaller one, revealing these two vehicles:


"I'm afraid I cannot go into details because these vehicles are very early in development, but as you can see that is a Range Rover Convertible, which we hope to ship by 2017, and that is a hybrid version of the F-Type, which we hope to ship by 2019. Good day to you all."


As the last man left the stage and the show began to end, people began to leave the building. However, Day 2 started tomorrow, and no one knew just what it would bring.

[Renetopia]

Benomia, I'm interested in the The First Benomian International Automotive Expo.

Here is the first electric Renetopian car, Buduci.

[Renetopia]

You know guys, Hydrichastan was on to something. I did though about a disease in the RP, but not with zombie symptoms. Maybe something like a different pandemic.

[Ragnarum]

You know guys, Hydrichastan was on to something. I did though about a disease in the RP, but not with zombie symptoms. Maybe something like a different pandemic.

I'm still tired of doing diseases from the first RP.

I'm trying to think of something drastic to do in Ragnarums government that will attract attention and kickstart something.

[Hydrichastan]

There are now no zombies anywhere except in south america, where the number has dropped to 200,000.
The disease drops from pandemic to epidemic.

[Ragnarum]

Meanwhile, In Ragnarum

Prime minister Joe has today unveiled a maneuver, some parts of this plan are rather drastic.

The first part of the plan involves building massive rooms, containing artificial environments, In these rooms all kinds of foods will be grown, pretty much all the fruits, crops and plants that would normally have to be imported from other places. the Prime minister thinks this will be a boost to the economy of Ragnarum and its allies.

The second part is to do with the military. Ragnarum plans to mass produce its new (ish) service rifle, now called the VPRT-15, It is based of the AK series of guns, only in bullpup and with a different more balanced round, this gun will be the standard small arm throughout the military.
Ragnarum will not however be lowering its variety of tanks available for combat, as we believe the more tanks in service the more mistakes will be made, and you can only learn from mistakes.

The third part is a plan to ban the teaching of creationism in schools as a valid belief system, and only allow the teaching of the concepts of religions, this also bans religious preaching. Ragnarum has still not stopped the executions of fundamentalists.

Some foreigners are worried this may escalate into a ban on certain religions, something the Prime minister is rumoured to have planned for ages.

The fourth part is the strangest of them all, the Prime minister plans to it illegal for sandwich sections at service stations and shops alike to NOT have at least 4 different sandwiches with bacon, ham, cheese or chicken in the ingredients without mayonaisse on them.

[Renetopia]

Meanwhile, In Ragnarum

Prime minister Joe has today unveiled a maneuver, some parts of this plan are rather drastic.

The first part of the plan involves building massive rooms, containing artificial environments, In these rooms all kinds of foods will be grown, pretty much all the fruits, crops and plants that would normally have to be imported from other places. the Prime minister thinks this will be a boost to the economy of Ragnarum and its allies.

The second part is to do with the military. Ragnarum plans to mass produce its new (ish) service rifle, now called the VPRT-15, It is based of the AK series of guns, only in bullpup and with a different more balanced round, this gun will be the standard small arm throughout the military.
Ragnarum will not however be lowering its variety of tanks available for combat, as we believe the more tanks in service the more mistakes will be made, and you can only learn from mistakes.

The third part is a plan to ban the teaching of creationism in schools as a valid belief system, and only allow the teaching of the concepts of religions, this also bans religious preaching. Ragnarum has still not stopped the executions of fundamentalists.

Some foreigners are worried this may escalate into a ban on certain religions, something the Prime minister is rumoured to have planned for ages.

The fourth part is the strangest of them all, the Prime minister plans to it illegal for sandwich sections at service stations and shops alike to NOT have at least 4 different sandwiches with bacon, ham, cheese or chicken in the ingredients without mayonaisse on them.

1. Very nice! A great experiment.
2. Not into guns, pacifist nation.
3. Not into religion, mostly atheist nation (although religion isn't banned).
4. WTH?

[Ragnarum]

Meanwhile, In Ragnarum

Prime minister Joe has today unveiled a maneuver, some parts of this plan are rather drastic.

The first part of the plan involves building massive rooms, containing artificial environments, In these rooms all kinds of foods will be grown, pretty much all the fruits, crops and plants that would normally have to be imported from other places. the Prime minister thinks this will be a boost to the economy of Ragnarum and its allies.

The second part is to do with the military. Ragnarum plans to mass produce its new (ish) service rifle, now called the VPRT-15, It is based of the AK series of guns, only in bullpup and with a different more balanced round, this gun will be the standard small arm throughout the military.
Ragnarum will not however be lowering its variety of tanks available for combat, as we believe the more tanks in service the more mistakes will be made, and you can only learn from mistakes.

The third part is a plan to ban the teaching of creationism in schools as a valid belief system, and only allow the teaching of the concepts of religions, this also bans religious preaching. Ragnarum has still not stopped the executions of fundamentalists.

Some foreigners are worried this may escalate into a ban on certain religions, something the Prime minister is rumoured to have planned for ages.

The fourth part is the strangest of them all, the Prime minister plans to it illegal for sandwich sections at service stations and shops alike to NOT have at least 4 different sandwiches with bacon, ham, cheese or chicken in the ingredients without mayonaisse on them.

1. Very nice! A great experiment.
2. Not into guns, pacifist nation.
3. Not into religion, mostly atheist nation (although religion isn't banned).
4. WTH?

He hates mayonaisse.

[Hydrichastan]

As a member of the global coalition, i hereby propose a end to ragnarum comitting genocide against certain groups of religious peoples.
We request members to take a vote on it.

[Benomia]

I vote against.

[Lewina]

I vote for.

[Mitonesia]

I vote for.

[Hydrichastan]

Sorry people, i had a mixup of words. I meant to put an end to genocide, not allow it.

[Mitonesia]

I voted for stopping it.

[Lewina]

I voted for stopping it.

This.

[Renetopia]

As a member of the global coalition, i hereby propose a end to ragnarum comitting genocide against certain groups of religious peoples.
We request members to take a vote on it.

I vote against genocide but there's a problem. Each nation does something the other ones, at least the majority, don't like. Remember the nuke crisis we had here? I propose making Ragnarum an observer.

But really, what for? Sorry to say this, but I think the GC is no longer relevant. I mean, after some time it just wasn't interesting so nations...well, they didn't leave, but stopped participating. Just like the League of Nations, it ended.

[Hydrichastan]

As a member of the global coalition, i hereby propose a end to ragnarum comitting genocide against certain groups of religious peoples.
We request members to take a vote on it.

I vote against genocide but there's a problem. Each nation does something the other ones, at least the majority, don't like. Remember the nuke crisis we had here? I propose making Ragnarum an observer.

But really, what for? Sorry to say this, but I think the GC is no longer relevant. I mean, after some time it just wasn't interesting so nations...well, they didn't leave, but stopped participating. Just like the League of Nations, it ended.

But are we to stand by and allow him to destroy an entire ideal just because, as he put it, is "annoyed" by them.

[Renetopia]

I vote against genocide but there's a problem. Each nation does something the other ones, at least the majority, don't like. Remember the nuke crisis we had here? I propose making Ragnarum an observer.

But really, what for? Sorry to say this, but I think the GC is no longer relevant. I mean, after some time it just wasn't interesting so nations...well, they didn't leave, but stopped participating. Just like the League of Nations, it ended.

But are we to stand by and allow him to destroy an entire ideal just because, as he put it, is "annoyed" by them.

Hey, I'm against that but:
a) we're a pacifist neutral nation
b)it's troops are still in my territory.

Hmmmmm... Do you think another war is the way to get this RP interesting again?

[Renetopia]

I'm willing to buy any patch of land, no matter the size, position, location. Any land at all, it could be a small island in the open ocean. I will pay the nation willing to give with anything except my land.

[Jetan]

As a member of the global coalition, i hereby propose a end to ragnarum comitting genocide against certain groups of religious peoples.
We request members to take a vote on it.

Jetan Abstains.

[Ragnarum]

Prime minister Joe

"Right, so if this vote has a majority voting for, how exactly are they all going to force me to stop these executions?"