@lololol Why should we hear what you say? You’re already a millionaire in the game—this isn’t your fight. It’s for the rest of us who are still trying to grow and compete in a market dominated by the big players.
You’ve already made it, so it’s easy to dismiss ideas that could help others. But for those of us still building our businesses, this is about creating opportunities and leveling the playing field.
If you’ve got better ideas, we’re all ears. But if not, maybe let the people who are still growing figure out what works for them.
I found it funny to assume i'm not with you, when i started the game in August-september.
I was at your place 6 month ago, not even one year, so I think i can at least tell you what i think don't you think?
Even more, when i started, monopoly was already in place, just look at my companies, I don't even have lands plot, but i'm a 'millionaire' like you're saying.
You know what, i'm going to give you a little help guys. Just make some things clear.
First, I believe wages are high, that's true, but, the problem don't come from wages, but from expenses people have.
Let me explain, right now, it's easy to find a job that give you 40 per work, right?
we can have at maximum, 15 jobs, but i will put it at 10.
So, per day, you can earn at least 10 * 40, 400
remove the food expense, something like 30 * 2 = 60
so you have 340 per day, and remove the rent, you should be at 320, or something around.
Now you guys are crying, grain is to high, ok, with 320, open a grain company, you have now 270.
Put the wages at 50, you can hire at max 5 workers. Good, if you do that, you have to sell the grain at minimum 0.51 to at least not loose money.
looking at the 24h prior prices, the price of grain is in this range 0.58 - 0.75
now tell me, unless you're stupid, you shouldn't loose money.
For me, wages are too high, but not of because what you guys are thinking, but because, if you are a new player, you can work, pay your rent, eat, create a
company, have profits, all of this only at day one.
Let's even go for more.
If you play for one week, only work, eat, and disconnect for next day (what i'm doing at the moment, i'm not hiring or using companies, right now, you are
more by playing a bot than trying to create companies), well you will have, at the end of the week, something like 320 * 7 = 2 240.
do it for one entire month, and you are around 10k, 10k per month is the bare minimum for everyone, just by playing a bot.
So, if you don't have at least 10k networth, i'm sorry, but you are stupid. companies help to have more, but if you have a company and have less than 10k for
the first of the month, to the end of the month, you guys should just stop create companies and just be bots
And now i'm going to talk about the wages you guys want to lower, or the prices.
First rule of economic, supply and demand, if prices are rising, then there is not enough supply, or too much demand
looking at companies recommend to beginners, you need to understand your clients.
Let's take electricity, if you sell electricity (elec), you are the supplier, your client, the demand, is food companies, retail strores, and many more
So, if elec price is rising, they may be too much demand, so too much food companies, or not just enough elec companies.
If you don't want prices to increase too much, just create an elec company (50$ by the way, 100$ if you want to hire smb, 50 if you hire yourself) and sell to
yourself. It's really that easy.
And now, WAGES. guys, don't forget something, if the rich is skinny, the poors are dead.
if you guys put the wages low, or you want to lower the prices, the monopoly companies will just sell lower than you, even worst, they will sell at loss.
Some of you, i believe, were here when we saw the prices of water, selling at loss, in big volumes.
so yeh, if lower prices, it's a benifit for big firms, and if we higher them, you are against
Grain has dropped, and now the grain companies we have are losing, we should just make some food companies, to make demand for our grain companies. And create more demand for water.
