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Gas station

Post by Guest » 19.07.2009, 14:39

Anyone knows if there is a difference between the gas station in the red areas. Like is Germany better than France or Turkey?

Thanks :D

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Post by Guest » 19.07.2009, 15:37

It depends on the stats each day. Some area go down and some go up, so you cant make a accurate decision.

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Post by Guest » 19.07.2009, 23:05

They all vary-personally I think France+Germany is better than Turkey.

France on average is better in my views but now and then Germany jumps far ahead before being pulled back to earth :)

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Post by Guest » 20.07.2009, 05:45

felixbluindustries wrote:They all vary-personally I think France+Germany is better than Turkey.

France on average is better in my views but now and then Germany jumps far ahead before being pulled back to earth :)
Thats not good 3/4 of my gas stations are from Turkey :(

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Post by Guest » 27.07.2009, 01:20

turkey is currently doing a little better than germany, and germany is doing much better than france.

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Post by Guest » 27.07.2009, 07:27

The difference is why I dont do gas, it has a max run of 48h if you want to make the best profit so you cant take advantage of the price swings as you can with other stores. For example a full jeweler takes 1200-1500h to empty on R2 but if you can grab a good day its worth the 50m per k investment to stock it to the max :D
To give you some idea
Germany has the largest demand but its also got far more sellers
France has better prices on the whole but lower demand and high Q both of which are bad for your sales
Turkey is the weaker one of the bunch with low demand it can be seen as a dead end but its rapidly making up the ground as larger players move in to capitalize on the low supply to jack up prices so my guess would be that turkey could be a good choice later on down the line.

For now all my sales are in France due to the higher prices and almost equal supply on most products.

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