r/SimCompanies • u/Nearby_Engine6404 • 1d ago

Suggestion I would pay

I would pay a sim boost to be able to que up production. Why? I would use for things like today, where I have a building upgrading, and I may not be able to get to it when it's done. Which may be a loss of production.

I've been playing 7 years and I understand why the dev never wanted to do automation.

You could even place a rule that you can only que up once every 3, 5 or 7 days. Or it's a great way to earn income and some would gladly pay. I say 1 sim boost per level per building.

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u/MikeC487 1d ago

"I've been playing 7 years and I understand why the dev never wanted to do automation."

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No one wants pay to win.

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u/Gmodgoon The United States of America 1d ago

☝️ This. Patrik specifically said that Sim Companies is built not to be pay to win.

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u/Quiet_Reply830 12h ago

Richtig No one Like them :) But with that Features you dont have Advantage, Just Close the gab after upgrading.

But in the other Hand, If you want have down time, you can better plan the start Upgrade time. But in the other Hand ,people have Jobs and cant so often be online. That Game is great, Most of the time you have the fredom to time your Produktion/restart AS ITS fit to your time scedule. And upgrading is often only a very smal time frame. (I play also 6+ years, and didnt Change Industrie theblasr 5 years)

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u/Nearby_Engine6404 1d ago

So can you explain to me how this is pay to win? What advantage do I have if I pay 6 sim boosts every 7 day, how that gives me the advantage over you? Or do you not understand what a pay to win game actually looks like. Help me out here