Take the vote and declare Victory 200
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From: Debating Matters of Business with the Board
You've convinced the board to add a guard car to the train, increasing its security.
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Question before the Board exactly 200 (Add Train Defences)
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Uncommitted Board Members
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 Defences | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | It will not be entirely cheap. There will be modifications to the train itself, of course. Then the guards have to be selected, trained, and salaried. They will also need uniforms […] quite a tidy sum. But the risks of travel will be that bit lower. |
| 2 | A knife and a pistol won't do for the guards on your trains. They are not there to enforce the ticket fares; they're there to fight off armed attackers from the outside. They need rifles! |
| 3 | The guards have already been trained, but you will need more, and salary costs will rise. You have to hope that when there are two on a train, they will be a little braver about confronting threats. |
| 4 | Brighter lights, bigger guns. It's not a simple business defending a train out in the darkness, when its enemies might approach from any direction. |
| 5 | Perhaps you've been thinking about this wrong, simply hiring a few glorified Constables with rifles. Maybe it would be more accurate to think in terms of the train going to war. What would a war-train require? Cannon like a battleship? |
| 6 | The ammunition will be costly and loud, but you know where to acquire such things. It is time to put aside any foolishness about wanting this to be a civilian service. |
You've gained 1 x Train Defences
In Corporate Debt is increasing… (+ (Resulting Train Defences x 3) CP)
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