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Subject: 1860 : Insolvent company / British Rail Creation rss

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Antoine Nebout
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After two games, we have few questions about 1860 rules :

1 - An insolvent company retains revenues. So after each operating rounds, the share price drops two spaces. So the company is bankrupt very quickly. Is it correct ?

2 - Concerning British Rail :
During the game, we have interpreted the rules as follow :
a - a company in receivership doesn't block the creation of the British Rail (no director but train)
b - an insolvent company blocks the creation of the British Rail ( director but no train).
c - an insolvent company which is also a company in receivership blocks the creation of the British Rail (no director and no train)


But what about a bankrupt company ?

Thank you for your help.
 
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Pieter Lust
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Quote:
1 - An insolvent company retains revenues. So after each operating rounds, the share price drops two spaces. So the company is bankrupt very quickly. Is it correct ?


Yes, I think so.

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2 - Concerning British Rail :
... what about a bankrupt company ?


IIRC, all companies with a director must have a train for nationalisation to happen. Companies in receivership and bankrupt companies have no director, so they don't block the nationalisation.

Just my 2 cents.


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