A few questions

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A few questions

Post by Guest » 05.07.2007, 13:03

1) Where is the best place for Power Plants? At first I thought it was yellow, but I now reread its thought it was yellow, but I now reread its description and red appears more convenient because of the 25% faster production. I thought yellow did the same thing, but apparently only for mines and wells.

2) Does the market or a contract have a higher comission fee?

3) How do I make a faster production? Should I hire more employees?

Guest

Post by Guest » 05.07.2007, 13:13

1) Personally I think Green is better value as off the top of my head you can build three power plants in green for the price of two in red.

2) The market fee is 10%, as for contracts,I think(hopefully someone will correct me if I'm wrong) ones to companies in
a)your own country(where your headquarters are based) free
b) in your colour area .5 cap per a unit
c) the rest 1.5c per a unit

3) Hiring more employees without expanding is the first way/cheapest way, then building more buildings(expansion by 20M usually cost 1.5 times the cost of building one).

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Re: A few questions

Post by Guest » 05.07.2007, 19:15

DragoonZ50 wrote:1) Where is the best place for Power Plants? At first I thought it was yellow, but I now reread its thought it was yellow, but I now reread its description and red appears more convenient because of the 25% faster production. I thought yellow did the same thing, but apparently only for mines and wells.
Producing power is faster in Red, yes. But it's also more expensive (0.03

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Post by Tycoon » 06.07.2007, 09:22

@DragoonZ50

if you want to compare the exact figures (maybe for any other product) you can also refer to http://www.kapitools.de which will show you how many products can be produced at which price and how fast production output will increase if you hire xxx workers...

Guest

Post by Guest » 07.07.2007, 02:52

Thanks to all of you.

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