Some ships cannot be played on specific servers, and therefore cannot be restored through the VRT on said servers. Apparently some players now have enough Steel to be able to afford if. Some ships such as, but not limited to, Musashi, Missouri, Flint, Alabama ST, Black, Kronshtadt, or Neustrashimy, cannot be sold and therefore cannot be restored through the VRT. If the amendment does not pass, the state treasurer would only make investments that are already approved in the constitution. Wargaming loaned me the Missouri for the week.
This is also why tech trees are continually put into early access, so that wg can profiteer off of impatient gamblers AGAIN rather than simply release tech trees like they used to.
The secretary of state’s website also said there would be no tax impact if voters approved Amendment One. Wg knows they can make more money profiteering off of gamblers rather than simply selling the Missouri for doubs. The resolution passed by the general assembly said the amendment would also change certain bond durations from five years to seven years. Municipal securities are bonds that help fund things like schools and roads. If Amendment One passes, the secretary of state’s website said it would give the state treasurer the ability to invest in municipal securities. Right now there are seven investment types the treasurer can make, according to a investment policy document on the state treasurer’s website: “Do you want to amend the Missouri Constitution to: allow the general assembly to override the current constitutional restrictions of state investments by the state treasurer and allow state investments in municipal securities possessing one of the top five highest long term ratings or the highest short term rating?” The House and Senate unanimously voted to put Amendment One on the ballot, with only one representative opposing.
Missouri Amendment One looks at expanding the state treasurer’s investment options. – As the midterm election is just eight days away, KOLR10 is explaining both sides of ballot issues.
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