01-02-2014, 10:25 AM
Ok, I zipped the savegame!
Please find it enclosed!
As a matter of facts, my company had been raising skyless!
I made reports on each december from 1920 (I'm now 1925), here are the results:
1920, 15931 M shares, $ 1,586 B market cap
1921, 63727 M shares, $ 3,826 B market cap
1922, 127454 M shares, $ 9,870 B
1924, 509817 M shares, $ 49,527 B (I know, I missed 1923, designing new vehicle)
My thought is that as the market splits on an on, each time it tends to $100, it doubles the amount of shares, and on, and on...
Thus, I must admit a company had never been that high in history, neither in car industry or anywhere else... So 3 solutions:
1. I am as good as ALIEN's Walmart CEO (which I'd like to be, obviously), and ready to design High luxury spacecrafts (but waiting for the full game to exploit it
)
2. I created a company that would have, in the 1920's, exceded the sum of the actual 10 best GDP (In order: US, China, Japan, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Russia, Brazil, Italia, Canada - Approx $ 50 000 B in 2013)
Or 3. The game may lack a bit of balancy on that particular point...
And then, I do not know if this is related, but other companies in the game barely make it through, and usually go bankruptcy after a while... (And then I takeover it, and sell the brand in order to get competitors...) Do you think that would not happen if I did not buy any available shares as soon as they are available?
Please find it enclosed!
As a matter of facts, my company had been raising skyless!
I made reports on each december from 1920 (I'm now 1925), here are the results:
1920, 15931 M shares, $ 1,586 B market cap
1921, 63727 M shares, $ 3,826 B market cap
1922, 127454 M shares, $ 9,870 B
1924, 509817 M shares, $ 49,527 B (I know, I missed 1923, designing new vehicle)
My thought is that as the market splits on an on, each time it tends to $100, it doubles the amount of shares, and on, and on...
Thus, I must admit a company had never been that high in history, neither in car industry or anywhere else... So 3 solutions:
1. I am as good as ALIEN's Walmart CEO (which I'd like to be, obviously), and ready to design High luxury spacecrafts (but waiting for the full game to exploit it
)2. I created a company that would have, in the 1920's, exceded the sum of the actual 10 best GDP (In order: US, China, Japan, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Russia, Brazil, Italia, Canada - Approx $ 50 000 B in 2013)
Or 3. The game may lack a bit of balancy on that particular point...
And then, I do not know if this is related, but other companies in the game barely make it through, and usually go bankruptcy after a while... (And then I takeover it, and sell the brand in order to get competitors...) Do you think that would not happen if I did not buy any available shares as soon as they are available?
"I build the cars I like. If people wished to buy them, well, that could possibly be arranged." E. BUGATTI