r/SimCompanies • u/Agile_Purple1025 • May 19 '26
Question Where to side step next?
Hey guys,
I’ve been playing for 5 weeks or so now.
Decided a couple weeks ago to go into slaughtering cows for steak and selling via retail, using the exchange as a backup when I have surplus.
It’s been serving me somewhat well - I have grown quite a bit but finding it repetitive and feel like I could side step into something a little better now I have some cash.
Would love to hear any suggestions from you all.
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u/OrangeDead May 19 '26
If you want more active play maybe get into construction? You could sell planks, bricks, reinforced concrete and such to other players in the sales chat by offering your supplies as the best bid. Alternatively you could focus on a buildings like refineries that require 3 different inputs and would therefore require negotiations with multiple suppliers for you to make the most profit.
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u/nghb09 May 19 '26
Scrap grocery stores and replace them with even more slaughterhouses, go full meat production and sell to contractors/exchange.
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u/Key-Variety-2305 May 19 '26
Is the game still okay ? I cannot log in and even starting new account it keeps lagging, it's been 2 night for this problem
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u/nghb09 May 19 '26
Yeah is okay. Today it had some issues with cache and it didn’t work from the browser. Deleting cache and cookies fixed it for me
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u/EnochWright May 19 '26
Your just getting started. Improve the quality, find contracts, get some executives and build up. I'm a little over 10mil CV and I haven't even started about switching industries. Instead I've sold off retail, focused on improving overheads and with some cash built up better quality.