I had a similar experience, though, where it kept suggesting a corn plantation, even though I had several already. Hope that helps! Other people may have other ideas. Build restaurants, taverns, etc., if you don't already have them. Try upgrading the plantations or businesses, in addition to maximizing the budget.ġ0. Alternatively, since you are growing a lot of corn, it might be useful to export some for the extra cash.ĩ. You can import food if your colony needs it. Make sure you have roads connecting the warehouses to the rest of the colony.Ĩ. Make sure the warehouses are placed both on the production side of things (e.g. I'm not sure if there's a good rule of thumb here, but I'd say one warehouse per four plantations might be good.Ħ. Make sure you have warehouses ("teamsters") throughout your city to transport goods. I'd also have a "business" district, usually by the docks, and then a "farming" area, usually away from the rest of the cities.
in the new part of town before you begin adding businesses.ĥ. Make sure you have enough apartments, etc. When I played, I'd generally have an "old" part of town (this is where you'll begin in the first era, but your colony will quickly expand to other parts of the island) and a "new" part of the town, which is where the things you'll unlock later go, such as the supermarket. In other words, you probably placed the supermarket too far away from where the majority of the residents live. If you have businesses that aren't hiring, it's likely because the commute is too far. Businesses that aren't hiring are losing you money.Ĥ. You probably don't need that many grocery stores. Make sure you build plantations on areas that are "green", not yellow or red.ģ. It's better to have one plantation for each crop than four or five of the same crop.Ģ. Not sure how useful this will be, since I haven't played the game in a while, but here are some things worth investigating:ġ.
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