Has anyone not used the market?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 19.10.2009, 14:28

i was thinking about trying to stop using the market! lol i am not sure how well it will work. anyone else tried that same idea? i think it would be interesting. but i am not sure.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 19.10.2009, 15:24

I dont use the market. I use TiB.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 19.10.2009, 16:50

market ftw!!!
the 10% it takes supports kapilands!!!

use the market!

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 19.10.2009, 19:53

ILIYYILI wrote:market ftw!!!
the 10% it takes supports kapilands!!!

use the market!

waddya mean it supports kapilands?
i use the market when i want to expand or buy buildings (oh wait thats the only things i buy, well i sell my power through contract)

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 19.10.2009, 20:35

the 10% goes to the kapilands goverment, which uses it to raise an army,
which will attack burglands and the more we pay taxes, the bigger out chance to win is o.O

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 19.10.2009, 21:10

lol
then i shall use the market and soon enough i will become a soldier

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 19.10.2009, 21:31

the market is for suckers

Gas Stations

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 20.10.2009, 06:39

jkeller4000 wrote:i was thinking about trying to stop using the market! lol i am not sure how well it will work. anyone else tried that same idea? i think it would be interesting. but i am not sure.

Depends what is your business strategy, want you rise inflation or want to slow down it. Using market you slow down inflation becouse summ of kaps ingame decreases (10% go to NPC). Example, coins or other stuff speculators want to increase inflation, so coins price increase.

I buy from market generaly steel or special building stuff only.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 20.10.2009, 09:19

Once you work up a contact base the market becomes irrelivent for your business unless you trade in small amounts of speical items or are massivily ingrained in a single raw material industry (seeds, oil, power ect ect) and need overflow control. When you hit the bigger times you can also afford to hold back supply untill another buyer comes along or prices rise rather than living day-to-day on low Q margins.

Me personaly, I sell everything (except some wood sold on contract) to my own stores so no sales except the last dregs when I upgrade a Q or 2.
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Guest · Post by **Guest** » 21.10.2009, 14:15

lol, i just realized that if i don't use the market, i won't use any of the money i make

so i would just have piles of money!! lol how silly. maybe this isn't a good idea! lol, i completely forgot how to use money besides the market or contracts!

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 21.10.2009, 20:06

the goal of this game is to have piles of money!!!
try your strategy... talk to me in a month tell me how you're doing

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 22.10.2009, 10:42

ILIYYILI wrote:the goal of this game is to have piles of money!!!

That may be youre goal, it's not mine.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 22.10.2009, 12:42

podge wrote:
ILIYYILI wrote:the goal of this game is to have piles of money!!!

That may be youre goal, it's not mine.

i'm sure you can get your goal with piles of money...

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 22.10.2009, 20:32

ILIYYILI wrote:
podge wrote:
ILIYYILI wrote:the goal of this game is to have piles of money!!!

That may be youre goal, it's not mine.
i'm sure you can get your goal with piles of money...

he makes a good point
money is kind of essential for this game

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 22.10.2009, 22:55

There's a big difference between stockpiling cash and using it to achieve your goal.

Business Simulation Kapilands

Has anyone not used the market?

Has anyone not used the market?

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