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Psycho_Honey
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22 Dec 2016 15:37Link
A message from The Foundation
It is my duty to inform you as new aspiring Presidents and CEOs, SimCountry is easy.
Consider this: In just about a month's time, I have increased my assets from zero to a considerable sum. With very little effort of my own. My enterprise has went from last place when I created it to poised to win the number 1 award. I have added over 550 corps through various maneuvers. My empire is lacking because I have not spent much time building it. My enterprises have taken precedence.
For all the difficulty this game presents, growing a new empire and enterprise has been less than challenging. I know at first things may appear as difficult as any thing could be, but this is a surface appearance. I challenge you new players to begin thinking beyond surface level operations when approaching building and participation in the game.
It is a common misconception that new players are at a significant
It is my duty to inform you as new aspiring Presidents and CEOs, SimCountry is easy.
Consider this: In just about a month's time, I have increased my assets from zero to a considerable sum. With very little effort of my own. My enterprise has went from last place when I created it to poised to win the number 1 award. I have added over 550 corps through various maneuvers. My empire is lacking because I have not spent much time building it. My enterprises have taken precedence.
For all the difficulty this game presents, growing a new empire and enterprise has been less than challenging. I know at first things may appear as difficult as any thing could be, but this is a surface appearance. I challenge you new players to begin thinking beyond surface level operations when approaching building and participation in the game.
It is a common misconception that new players are at a significant
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Aaron
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27 Dec 2016 02:09Link
Experience makes what was hard, easy, but it is true this isn't as hard as it seems at first. I think the hardest thing for many people is the patience to wait for anything to happen. To wait for changes to take effect.
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Psycho_Honey
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27 Dec 2016 12:43Link
Yes, this isn't an instant gratification experience. That is what makes SimCountry challenging. It takes time to build and compete. It is a medium/long time frame strategy. My previous experience is of course a help. But I don't think it is a limiting factor for newbies entering the game. With how much the game has changed in the last two years I would have to say the benefit of my previous experience has been decreased significantly.
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Jerome.francis
All worlds
25 Jan 2017 02:10Link
Yeah but I feel like I'm doing good because of the beginner funds I receive at the end of the month
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Aries
All worlds
25 Jan 2017 05:44Link
The ceiling for this game is amazingly high. You must think big and constantly set new, achievable, goals for yourself to stay interested and grow. The game-provided achievements set such a low bar. There are many ways to generate assets. Look for the ways you find most enjoyable.
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Psycho_Honey
All worlds
26 Jan 2017 07:43Link
Hehe, personally I am aiming to lay claim to entire regions and continents. Little Upsilon had one group who did this and I have to say it really drove the narrative with how the planet worked.
So everyone beware the day when a decree is given, X region is there by invitation only. It'll be fun to try and impose that kind of backstory on a planetary community. It sure was back when...
So everyone beware the day when a decree is given, X region is there by invitation only. It'll be fun to try and impose that kind of backstory on a planetary community. It sure was back when...