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Since you have to remember that these sponsors act more like corporations than actual nations
You can of course change it manually if you prefer a more serious message. The file to do that can be found in:
Users\<Username>\Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization Beyond Earth\MODS\Capitalist Conquest (v 1)\XML\Text
Text_CapitalistUI.xml can be opened with any text editor -> search for TXT_KEY_RYIKA_CAPCON_UI_CIV_OUT_OF_STOCK and edit the text in the the <Text>-Tag below, but make sure you leave the tags as they are.
Thanks goy, just what i was looking for
*hand rubbing intensifies*
For instance, I would buy some of my shares to secure my capital from buyout, then sell them to get extra cash to buy shares of a concurrent. More shares I have, the more it will cost to buy me, but if I'm not among the current winners, It could also be wasted money.
A financial system based on victory ratings would be cool too. For instance, If someone else is winning, its share values go up fast, and buying some will be a good investment (but also protecting him from buyout).
If Sponsors go into war or imbargo, prices will go down. So it could be a good idea to sell before a incoming war, and if someone sells his shares, then you know that he might plan something.
It would also be good to trade theses "shares" against something between human players.
Sorry for the bad english.