![]() In 1948, she married Paul Mellon, the only son of Andrew Mellon, one of America’s richest men ever. Her father ran the Gillette razor company.īunny Mellon herself would become wealthier still. Her grandfather had made a fortune off Listerine mouthwash. One hundred and three at her death, Bunny Mellon spent every year of her century-plus existence in luxury. Bunny - nobody called her by her given name Rachel - lived a long and rich life. She died last week on her 4,000-acre farm in Virginia’s fabled horse country. They took away merging acrossed state line to balance the game but there are other ways that instead will keep the game more realistic and take away the micromanage.Let us pause now to pay our respects to Bunny Mellon. The leveraging of companies to merge is not explained enough or broken, it says you need whatever 100 million to merge with a takeover but if you own that company with a different company trying to take over a different company it may work or not, but it's very hit or miss because the calculations are not explained.Ĭould go on, LOVE THE GAME JUST NEED TO FIX SIMPLE FIXES. Making a million negotiated deals with people when you have a higher skill than them is very annoying because you will spend half the mid to late game doing it which is so repetitive, but if you just make the deal without negotiating and HAVE A BETTER SKILL you can still pay probable sometimes more than 200% give or take. NEVER told you can't kill your opponent, tried 5 times! Influence is a big deal and the best way to earn it is to participate in elections even if you lose which is not told to YOU.Įlection cap on money spent influencing voters which should be instead the more money you spend the more supporters you get at a presumptuous rate(smart mechanics built in) causing a ton of wasted time trying to gain all of the market share with an unrealistic company that has the cash of a small country. Also your spending could be billions to buy a company that is making only 10 million a quarter but has an insane amount of money in reserves. (or you could micromanage become ceo and then switch back and who knows what the new ceo will do, all comes down to not being able to merge). Owning companies that have 20+ million in the bank that you are not directly CEO of causes a ton of issues because you can't utilize that money except for expanding which is cheap. The bidding of luxuries should be able to auto complete and the sending of loans to other people should be auto too because once you have a relative high amount of money per luxury or loan then you waste so much time going through a milllllllion people or auctions. Takes forever to micromanage every company even if you merge all companies within a state there is literally 50 states. I use my company to buy other companies so that im not double taxed. Extreme level of micromanagement once you get big. Great game lots of potential!!!, NEED TO BE ABLE TO MERGE COMPANY ACROSS STATE LINES. Warning! Saves made in previous versions of the game may not work correctly or may not work at all. Loans | Fixed an error when quarterly payouts are twice bigger than intended.Mail | Fixed the amount of unread news and mails by sections.Agents | Fixed infinite usage of “Debt Collector” to the debtor.Chamber list | The chart is reorganized and contains only politics related info.Finances | Shares of other companies are now listed as assets of the parenting company.Shareholder’s portraits who support other technologies are hidden to avoid confusion. Company statistics | In the technology development card, only the portrait of the CEO is shown.Companies | Fixed errors in graphs “Income”, “Market share” and etc.When completing such ambition shares weren’t transferred to the new owner. Ambition “Own company shares” | Fixed an error when the character wanted to buy more shares than he can afford.Influence | Fixed influence loss, that is caused by puppet-politic going bankrupt. ![]()
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