| Theo Epstein (Little Upsilon) | Sunday, August 17, 2008 - 07:39 pm 
Quote:What are production plants and why do I need them?
Each corporation needs a production plant to operate. Production plants are not all the same. A factory that produces cars, needs a production plant that is very different from an agricultural one. In all cases, when you start building a new corporation, a production plant is ordered and it must be delivered for the corporation to start operations.
if my country has 10 production plants on hand allready, and all the resources to build my corps, why cant i build 10 corps / month? but instead have to buy boosters?
is the game cheating us? or is it just me having a serious brain cramp? |
| Kevin Henry (Little Upsilon) | Sunday, August 17, 2008 - 11:09 pm
It's just a game limitation. One corporation per month. They restrict a lot of different features in some way, simply to limit abuses and keep things reasonable.
Unless you're buying population, there really shouldn't be a need to open 10 corporations in one month. |
| Theo Epstein (Little Upsilon) | Tuesday, August 19, 2008 - 03:35 am
thank you for the input Kevin. i wasnt just referring to me building my own corps but also ceos at the same time. It's just a restriction that absolutely make no sense. if i can boost it, i should not have a limit if i have the resources.
but alas i understand the game's need to keep the man down and slow his prosperity and well being. there can be only one game-god and the rest of us have to suffer.
just one more question.... where's the realism in this "realistic virtual world simulation"? guess i'll go back to finding waldo, much easier and more entertaining at times. |
| Angus88 (Little Upsilon) | Thursday, August 21, 2008 - 04:30 pm
You can buy a booster to build 3 corporations a month with gold coin, but you shouldn't really need to, waiting for next month to build another corporation is not a long time to wait. The main justification for this limit is to stop noobs building 10 corporations a month, costing them 1T just to have them close down around a year later because they didn't have the workers. |
