Ok, here''s the idea as its laid out right now. In the game, you are business entrepeneur and you''re starting up a sweatshop in an asian country somewhere. This will be a turn-based multiplayer game where you control multiple aspects of the business. Some features will be: -Buying and selling children on the black market -Government and health official payoffs (To keep things low profile) -Housing for the kids -Wide range of of products to produce, from shoes, to toys, to TVs and cars. All selling at different prices and cost different building costs. -Everything takes up factory space. Factory space is purchasable. Machines take up factory space. Living quarters takes up factory space. You can purchase multiple factories, or take over multiple factories. Players can form alliances, called corporations, and work together towards winning. Winning is being one of 10 top players at the end of the game, with rank being determined by company worth, which is a formula taking into account all of the companies possessions. The game will be turnbased, where a player gets say, 5 turns every ten minutes, and can use those turns to produce goods, or any other actions in the game (taking over a factory) This game is inspired from www.pimpwar.com , a game where you pimp hoes and other fun criminal things. I''m trying to think of some more features to add. can I get some feedback?

how about adding some politcal correctness?

probably. I figure the writers would make things more creative, and i want something creative.

great ideas.

Morale is a great idea. Im think i can take their wages and hours and space and safety and cleanliness and factor them all together for morale.
High morale = more production
low morale = less production, more runaways and such.

Pimpwar is addictive like crazy, so watch out.