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Andy
28 Sep 2016 15:58
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Production plants are part of Simcountry from the start but the way they function is probably not well understood.
To setup a corporation, the country where the corporation is built, needs a production plant.
If the country has some on stock, one of them will be used. If there are none, one is ordered automatically.
If there is a shortage of production plants on the market, the ordered production plant may not be delivered. If the shortage in the country is small, 1 or 2 production plants missing, the corporation will be built anyway. If there is a larger shortage, corporation building in the country will stop, pending the delivery of the production plants on order.
Some players are asking us and wonder why the corporations they try to setup are not built, the reason is: lack of production plants.
With enterprises, the situation can be more complex.
When an enterprise is trying to build a corporation in some country, that country must have a production plant. If it does not have one, an automatic order will be issued.
As an enterprise CEO, you have little control on the availability of production plants in the counties where you try to set up corporations.
In general, when you are in the business of building corporations, in countries under your control or in any other countries, you should check the market for production plants.
If there is a high shortage of production plants in your world, chances are that it will be more difficult to setup new corporations.
Many countries, and mainly countries without a president, are getting new corporations built by the automatic game procedures.
In a world with a large shortage of production plants, even that feature can fail because the automatic procedure does require the countries to have production plants.
Corporations will not be built and this in its turn, may result in very large product shortages on the markets.
To setup a corporation, the country where the corporation is built, needs a production plant.
If the country has some on stock, one of them will be used. If there are none, one is ordered automatically.
If there is a shortage of production plants on the market, the ordered production plant may not be delivered. If the shortage in the country is small, 1 or 2 production plants missing, the corporation will be built anyway. If there is a larger shortage, corporation building in the country will stop, pending the delivery of the production plants on order.
Some players are asking us and wonder why the corporations they try to setup are not built, the reason is: lack of production plants.
With enterprises, the situation can be more complex.
When an enterprise is trying to build a corporation in some country, that country must have a production plant. If it does not have one, an automatic order will be issued.
As an enterprise CEO, you have little control on the availability of production plants in the counties where you try to set up corporations.
In general, when you are in the business of building corporations, in countries under your control or in any other countries, you should check the market for production plants.
If there is a high shortage of production plants in your world, chances are that it will be more difficult to setup new corporations.
Many countries, and mainly countries without a president, are getting new corporations built by the automatic game procedures.
In a world with a large shortage of production plants, even that feature can fail because the automatic procedure does require the countries to have production plants.
Corporations will not be built and this in its turn, may result in very large product shortages on the markets.