Upload your save game on here and I can give you tips on how to improve your sales.
You can get to the save games by:
Right click the game in Steam.
Select Properties
Select the Local Files tab.
Then click the Browse Local Files button.
Open the GearCity folder, then open the save game folder.
You can either email them to me: admin@ventdev.com
or zip it and post it on here.
The main thing is, keep your price within 5x the per capita rate. So if you're playing in New York City in 1900, then that means selling the vehicle for under $2000. Also be sure to look at the Body Style demand report. Certain vehicle types only sell well in certain areas of the world. If you're trying to sell $5000 micro cars in 1900 to people in Ethiopia, you're going to go out of business fast.
(On a side note, we've been having keyboard/mouse problems on linux, how is it working for you?)
You can get to the save games by:
Right click the game in Steam.
Select Properties
Select the Local Files tab.
Then click the Browse Local Files button.
Open the GearCity folder, then open the save game folder.
You can either email them to me: admin@ventdev.com
or zip it and post it on here.
The main thing is, keep your price within 5x the per capita rate. So if you're playing in New York City in 1900, then that means selling the vehicle for under $2000. Also be sure to look at the Body Style demand report. Certain vehicle types only sell well in certain areas of the world. If you're trying to sell $5000 micro cars in 1900 to people in Ethiopia, you're going to go out of business fast.
(On a side note, we've been having keyboard/mouse problems on linux, how is it working for you?)
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good human beings save the world, so that bastards like me can keep creating art, become immortal.
if you read this after I am dead it means I made it." ― Charles Bukowski