I've lost sight of it with all the changes lol I guess I should get back into it again. Seems less about revenue in sim and more about citizens and cards etc now that have the value.
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I've lost sight of it with all the changes lol I guess I should get back into it again. Seems less about revenue in sim and more about citizens and cards etc now that have the value.
Plenty to be made via tax refund too.
But yeah, the game has changed.
SIM token value fairly steady though ;)
Yep that's where I'm lost so much has changed and I don't really understand the tax refund, mining or religion stuff going on lol Wish I did but feel like that's a good hour + of learning and lots of buying
Yeah, that's fair.
If you do end up going down the rabbit hole and have any specific questions, hit me up on threads :)
Where would you recommend starting in all of that? I mean mining is always my thing lol
You have 50+ Student (debt) cards. Start by clicking Dashboard > Student Debt and paying it.
You'll turn cards worth 800 SIM into cards worth 500-10,000 SIM.
Sell what you want.
As for citizen mining, you already have the popularity needed to max out your 'new citizen chance' at 30%.
Also looks like you're then training your airdropped homeless/citizens into workers.
Again, sell what you want.
To maximise your citizen mining, you can get as many accounts as you want, buy the cards to get to 30% new citizen chance and funnel all your airdrops back into your main account.
I'm at 20 accounts lol.
Finally onto tax refund.
This isn't something I'm really doing, but 'sick citizen' cards have 1-3 tax refund.
It's more a long play, so just see what cards you can combine into combines that offer tax refunds.
Things like 'modern homes'.
Also, Eco's guides are epic for creating smaller, profitable cities: https://peakd.com/hive-102223/@ecoinstant/dcity-starter-cities-for-sale-get-in-on-the-ground-floor-of-the-next-phase-of-dcity