Quality

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 26.01.2007, 03:18

What's so good if some things have higher quailty than others

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 26.01.2007, 07:29

Higher quality: you can sell the same products in your shops for higher prices in the same time

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 28.01.2007, 03:19

Dwarf wrote:Higher quality: you can sell the same products in your shops for higher prices in the same time

But why would people buy something for a higher price just becasue of the quality?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 28.01.2007, 03:31

higher quality makes things in your sale stores sell faster for higher prices its likee sayign would you rather buy RC cola (a no name brand) or coke and pepsi you would usualy go for the best brand or ie quality

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 02.02.2007, 23:59

jinny1 wrote:
Dwarf wrote:Higher quality: you can sell the same products in your shops for higher prices in the same time
But why would people buy something for a higher price just becasue of the quality?

Really weird question...

Of course you'd have to pay more for higher quality, for example compare the price of a brand new PC with my 7-year old one... Guess which one's more expensive

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 03.02.2007, 07:03

ima go with the 7 year old one, its an ANTIQUE! rofl. jk

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 03.02.2007, 07:53

well, i think you paid more for the 7-year old one, that was not a good example

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 03.02.2007, 12:22

Drvic enterprises wrote:well, i think you paid more for the 7-year old one, that was not a good example

Nope, 'cause I bought it 2 years ago...

And it hardly qualifies as an antique, as I'm still actively using it and will probably continue to for a few more years...

And I used my new PC for an example and not my old one, because that one IS an antique (166MHz, 44MB RAM, 1GB disk)...

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 03.02.2007, 13:51

when i research what i do to produce my things with high quality?

Tycoon · Post by **Tycoon** » 03.02.2007, 14:50

Hope, I understood your question correctly:
you have to go into the production building and there at the top of the page you can enter the quality (that means the quality which you researched). The the production quality will be calculated on this basis.

e.g.: if you researched gas q2, enter 2 and you will produce gas q1 (end product will be q1)

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 03.02.2007, 14:53

Tycoon wrote:e.g.: if you researched gas q2, enter 2 and you will produce gas q1 (end product will be q1)

I didn't know that 2 (Gas) + 0 (Oil) + 0 (Power) sum up to 3

Compare http://www.forum.kapilands.com/viewtopi ... =2003#2003

Tycoon · Post by **Tycoon** » 03.02.2007, 15:01

ups, didn't see the other post... but I did not mean 3...

gas research 2 + water research 0 = 2+0/2= end product 1 that's what I meant.. *gg*

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 03.02.2007, 15:06

ok, and if i dint wrote the # of the quality it wont be produce the product with that quality?

Tycoon · Post by **Tycoon** » 03.02.2007, 15:10

Yes, because then there is a 0 and the calculation of the end product is based upon 0.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 03.02.2007, 15:24

Tycoon wrote:ups, didn't see the other post... but I did not mean 3...
gas research 2 + water research 0 = 2+0/2= end product 1 that's what I meant.. *gg*

Never mind, I postet it one minute before you did.

But since when does gas needs water only?

Gas
elements:
0.2 hl Oil
5 kWh Power
produce:
Factory
sell:
Gas station
research:
Chemical RC

Are you talking about seeds?

Mamphil