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Darkhold posted:Yeah logging camp + mines were already a money printing press and they have a much quicker return than a plantation anyway. You could always go from them straight to industry and skip cash crops altogether if you wanted to. For complete way to easy money you can drop one of modern times inexhaustible mines on gold vein as the first move. As sandbox Tropico 4 is ridiculously easy, that's why every mission puts in some restrictions and/or throws nasty events at you.
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# ¿ May 16, 2014 09:04 |
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# ¿ May 15, 2024 23:14 |
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Vittek posted:Ok I'm a first time Tropico player so everything is new to me. I seem to grasp everything but the trade routes. I see I can import/export stuff, but why do I get offers to export stuff I don't even have? What happens when I send a ship on that route, will it just ship empty? Ships do indeed ship everything off the island, Tropico doesn't have a storage building, all goods must be in output or input queues so if you produce any extra, not consumed by other buildings it'll be brought to docks and sold with next ship. The trades are just special offers that'll take goods with typically better prices and effect on reputation. You can add a trade for stuff you don't have for example when you intend to build it and don't want the offer to disappear, they change regularly but if you accepted it stays for 10 years.
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# ¿ May 26, 2014 12:31 |
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Jintor posted:I saw a generic manager with two stars once. I have no idea how they got that way. When you fire a manager from building and hire him again elsewhere he gets second star. Maybe you can keep it up until he's 5-star. Or maybe he heeds to work for sometime in the building to get second star when he's fired.
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# ¿ May 29, 2014 11:10 |
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Platystemon posted:Speaking of electrification, do power plants use the same amount of coal/natural gas no matter the demand? If so, what if they’re not fully staffed? They produce less power when understaffed, don't know if they spend same amounts of coal on that.
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# ¿ Jun 2, 2014 16:25 |
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Deutsch Nozzle posted:I just attempted to do an "Atlas Shrugged" island with only the needs of the island's richest inhabitants seen to. But it didn't work because apparently Kalypso programmed this game so that among the Rich Tropicans (who were my only voters), there were far more Communists than Capitalists. I lost the election because the Rich Communist voters hated me. This seems like the exact opposite of how it should be. It's not that they hate you, each of them just thinks he or she would be a better president. To make it work you probably need to social engineer your population harder to be capitalists. Or go around and fire communists from well-paying jobs(hm, can you still fire people from the building screen like in T4? never did it in T5), this doesn't cause unrest like banishing/killing but disqualifies them from voters.
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# ¿ Aug 20, 2014 12:55 |