Exploit rating & price, earning trillions in one game year
Posted: Tue Feb 25, 2014 5:45 am
This is an exploit, that combined with the warehouse Ponzi scheme, result in a loophole that definitely qualify as a bug.
The save file, is purely doing toothpaste in a 200% setting inverse inflation normal game (you can use any product you like, as long as it's an unclaimed market). I set up a 60 warehouses chain to boost its price 100,000 fold (selling at nearly 1m per toothpaste). After bloating the price, the city rating went insane into tens of thousand points. Hence I am able to sell the million golden toothpaste to end customers in drug stores. I sold them to all 7 cities, using more local chains to find optima local price. And just after a year, my company accumulated trillions of cash, and could paid myself 1 trillion salary. (Also, this seemed to break the common stock calculation, and it became negative)
In 4 years, I boost the price even higher, and fully saturated every city with my superman toothpaste, and my personal wealth reached more than 2 quadrillion. (yes, it's 2 million billion wealth). At this point, this is just broken.
The save file, is purely doing toothpaste in a 200% setting inverse inflation normal game (you can use any product you like, as long as it's an unclaimed market). I set up a 60 warehouses chain to boost its price 100,000 fold (selling at nearly 1m per toothpaste). After bloating the price, the city rating went insane into tens of thousand points. Hence I am able to sell the million golden toothpaste to end customers in drug stores. I sold them to all 7 cities, using more local chains to find optima local price. And just after a year, my company accumulated trillions of cash, and could paid myself 1 trillion salary. (Also, this seemed to break the common stock calculation, and it became negative)
In 4 years, I boost the price even higher, and fully saturated every city with my superman toothpaste, and my personal wealth reached more than 2 quadrillion. (yes, it's 2 million billion wealth). At this point, this is just broken.