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Runaway indie fan hits do sometimes lead to disastrous future games, it's true.  Like Knytt/Within a Deep Forest, versus the terribly unmemorable game that followed it that we were so excited for.

Totally withholding judgment until it's closer to release though.  But hey...Either way it will sell like hotcakes.

The exact error it gives is

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candidates are: void player::Shoot(bullet**)

I may be able to help.  How are you calling it?

Use double cost, a 200mq store and adeguate advertising

Anoter interestig fact about manging your water supply: quality water is 0.03$ more, and gives a bit of quality to every kind fruit. The payoff even at modest levels are huge!

I bought 8m Q33 water last night for $0.20/unit.  You may commence your jealousy now <3

Yeah, sugar prices are going up and sugar quality is going down...I might need to start branching out a bit.  Don't wanna...

WHY CAN'T I HOLD ALL THIS TAINT

Oh god

Oh GOD

So I started in this awesome jungle, next to a chasm, and my first action was to build a bridge over it.  Flash forwards a few RL days later, I'm wandering through this hugely tainted jungle far from home...and find my bridge.  D:

The whole chasm is overgrown.  The caves are starting to get overgrown.  Some of those caves lead to my house.  The jungle itself is full of HUGE trees and it's spreading everywhere; I've been setting the place on fire and it's not helping.  I built a retaining wall out of cobblestone and it ignored it.  I got a dawn totem and it's clearing, like...a five-square-wide area, it's not even holding back the tide.

I can see the tainted jungle from the roof of my house now...and I don't even have the view distance on the farthest setting.

I'm scared.  ;_;

Well, you've seen my thoughts on B2B before.  But I recommend finding a solid supply chain that's good for B2B, and cramming /all/ your money into goods-per-hour.  It's better if your supply chain can branch out a bit to other goods, if your wholesale business falls out from under you, but my strategy is to just ram through on the strength of a single good.  A short supply chain (two levels) and cheap factories make this even better, but it might be hard to find a good setup for that.

Remember, if someone vastly undercuts your level-2 goods and you have to sell at half price...oh noes, you're still making almost half the same profits.  You'll be moody for a while, but your production capacity is still there, and a little research will get another project back up to the exact same speed you were at before.

Saturate the market in one good at a time, then branch out.  And don't be afraid of building delays, especially for your store!  If you have a massive project that's going to take 48 hours, just accept it and take the weekend off from the game.

I'd probably improve my R&D last.  Doubling your factory will double your profits, but doubling your R&D means you get a couple more tech levels into your one chosen good before you hit the same wall of "oh god, it takes HOW long to research the next level?".  It'll be more useful to you once you branch out your industries.

I just made 12 million by buying and reselling cheap apples

Bought a ton of em for $1 and sold them for $1.60. A bunch of people undercut me at $1, but they were high quality and someone came along and bought the lot of them after a few hours.

Oh man, JT martin is still climbing. How can a company worth a grand total of 1 million have a stock price giving it a market cap of 407 million? Does anyone actually think it's going to produce a profit in the future, or are they just hoping to make a quick buck off the market like I did earlier? The actual value of the stock when considering the company's assets is a mere 0.0018.

Maybe someone rich started that company, had an IPO, then bought a ton of their own stock.