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New Ceo, looking for a little help (Little Upsilon)

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redxnanaki (Little Upsilon)

Saturday, August 1, 2009 - 07:40 am Click here to edit this post
Hello, I own a country as well but I just began dabbling in the CEO side of the game.

I have 21 corporations, many in my home country, but many are losing A LOT of friggin money due to how much they pay the country of origin for 'country resources used'.

I am constantly upgrading with upgrade products and most of the corporations are 150-180 on both effectivity and quality, with many of the product qualities being well above 200.

Anyways I just joined a very large common market in an attempt to cut my supplies cost, but I was hoping some experienced CEOs could give me some pointers on what more I could do? My corporations are producing at 115% but I just dont know what else to do to actually turn a profit, please help.

The corporation is 'Imperium Merchants'

Laguna

Saturday, August 1, 2009 - 11:32 pm Click here to edit this post
Wait two weeks and the corps will be fine. Upgrades take time to buy. Your selling strategies are tuned too, aren't they?

Also...
/me slaps Red around with a hairclip
Seems like you're missing "III" there, Nanaki.
Nanaki was Hojo's thirteenth experiment.

redxnanaki (Little Upsilon)

Sunday, August 2, 2009 - 12:49 am Click here to edit this post
Aye my selling strategies are a little above the quality, or tuned to be.

I can always buy more start up cash. I just figured since i was going to be make 21 corps at once i might as well let them upgrade naturally instead of buying boosters.

Laguna

Sunday, August 2, 2009 - 01:26 am Click here to edit this post
I looked at one of your companies (Westmeath Elementary schools) and two things:

Cancel your contracts and set the quality of your supplies to anywhere between 100 and 190. Contracts usually sell their products at a quality above 190. And beyond 190Q, you begin experiencing the law of diminishing returns.

Your selling strategies begins at minus 10% of product quality, not plus 10%. Not sure if it's a typo on your enterprises default settings, or a typo on your post.

When I build an enterprise, I'm constantly filling the queue list. You would do well in building a few dozen more corps. Excluding supply quality, you are on the right track.

Use the boosters to extend the expiration date of your enterprise to the limit. It's a good use for GCs.


What? No comment on my nanaki comment? Why did you choose that nick, redxnanaki?

redxnanaki (Little Upsilon)

Sunday, August 2, 2009 - 09:48 am Click here to edit this post
Ive used it since the game came out buddy hahaha.

Sorry its just been a while since i've gotten a comment about it. Often times XIII is taken so i just use an X.

Will I have supply problems if I look for 100-200 quality supplies? I was just taking these contracts to help my common market.


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