#TROPICO 6 BEST WAY TO MAKE MONEY SERIES#
It shortens the travel time of goods, resulting in you actually getting the money.By Ryan Maskell 4 years ago After a five-year siesta, Tropico 6 sees the series return with monument heists, added complexity, and shiny new graphics. if you've got a big island, consider getting a second dock. Bus stops and parking garages can help out a lot here. If a citizen goes to the clinic, church, entertainment building, basically anything that isn't their job, they're not working. As you start getting a bigger and bigger island, people start having to walk further and further. If you're noticing buildings with a lot of "out" stock, then you need more teamsters
#TROPICO 6 BEST WAY TO MAKE MONEY UPGRADE#
Consider the upgrade to double the shifts, or build another teamsters office if your island is bigger. They're an easy thing to forget, but there is only 6 of them in the base building. Here are a couple other things that could help I've found myself in a similar situation and then found out I had 40-50 vacant slots with 0 unemployed people. Make sure you actually have people to work all your positions. Its very easy for people to redistribute themselves as you build all the new things like clinics and schools. They can get around 15 - 25% higher prices.Īnother thing to be careful of is your work force. As mentioned already, start small, get the relation ship high, then sign the big deals. Keep an eye out for trade routes, they're really good at making your manufactured goods return even more of a profit. An exact number is hard to say, but I'd say you'll want to be around 30-40k in the bank at a minimum. If the capitalists demanded a bank, you can accept the demand and just not do it right away until the economy is set up. I would also advise going slowly through demands. Things get more expensive, and you'll likely need to start building a lot of new buildings to stay current (schools, clinics, churches, etc).
You'll need at least 2 to stay afloat, and 3 to actually start making a lot of money.Īs mentioned above, making sure you have some money before advancing. Rum, Cigars, Canned fish or pineapple, Cheese, Boats, and clothing are all good choices. When you said you make cigar factories, how many of them do you try to make? Do you only make 2-3? Or do you try and make 5 or more? The more factories you make, the more raw resources you need to justify their construction, which in itself also needs employees to run them, which can't be done if you expand too quickly. They tend to change with the times with each era change, with certain products becoming less valuable while new ones become all the rage, such as boats made from planks, cheese made from milk, and even raw oil (which itself loses value as you progress the eras, forcing you to convert it into other goods in order to make a profit off it). You can also increase the value of your products slightly by having a Customs Office, which provides a 5% bonus as long as it is staffed.Ĭourse, you also NEED to have industry to begin with if you want to make the most of trade deals.
They will likely be consumed by factories, meaning no progress will ever be made on those deals and they just end up being a dead slot). And then, if you think you can handle it and wanna go for some big bucks, the "long term" deals have the potential to bring in mad moolah, but only if you are able to meet the massive demand such deals have (Hint hint, don't make deals of any sort that involve a product you currently need to make other products, such as tobacco. As you do more deals and have a productive industry, you can start looking into doing "mid term" deals. Only export small amounts of product to build up reputation with trade partners. When you progress into a new era, new superpowers enter the playing field and old ones fade away, meaning you start over relations wise and have to earn the respect of the new powers, which can easily be done by juggling trade offers between the two (at least until the final era, where you juggle 5 powers).Ī good way to do this is to do "short term" trade deals.
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