(03-14-2016, 04:21 PM)irsmert Wrote: I did the 1900 start and waited until about 1906-07 when I noticed the per-capita increasing to above the 300 mark. The sales price has been set at about 1200-1500 depending on the model (pickup truck and phaeton). What puzzles me about it was that there was zero sales, not one or two, ect. but zero which suggested to me that I was missing something. After six months I decided to just close the branch and post here; have been playing since, just avoiding expansion into Canada. It may be that it's just a matter of low population; I noticed something similar with my latest expansion into Las Vegas (1911) where the branch has had no sales after several months. Again probably just a matter of low population and my emphasis on fairly expensive cars.
Well to put it into a more modern perspective. If your car is 5x per capita. Then that is the same as a $250,000 car sold today. How many $250,000 cars have you seen in towns of 20,000 people? This is why you sold zero.
Quote:Is there any plan to introduce some sort of import/export restrictions/tariffs/ect.?Tariffs are a possibility. But I'm not sure if we'll be implementing it, if we do, it'll be an optional option and will work off an inverse of corporate taxes.
Trade restrictions will not be implemented, as it is too much historical data to process and set up.
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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