Now look for the other lot that's in the same area...
when everything else has a label, I'd never noticed some locations only showed if you hovered the over with the mouse. So... Taverns or sweatshops, what's the most lucrative, assuming you can't have four of each?Workshops bring more money, but they require more effort by the player.
I would (respectfully) add my two cents about the fact that workshop bring more money, from my personal play-through, a fully upgraded workshop with a full staff and Gregory as a foreman with 96 avg discipline only make 574$ a day, - and 1147$ if you provide them with merchandises (that you have to provide manually in substantial amount from your own pocket) -
Yeah, I probably should've specified that crafting (primarily) rifles is the method that workshops produce more money than taverns.
Why not just use ranged weapons to lower their health and then whipping cane to capture them? You can equip yourself and men both, unless the NPC is the Cultist Monk or Black Scorpion.
You did not select the wrong quest. You decided to kill the cultists instead of letting them summon the void beast. Load an earlier save to avoid the most hassle.
SugarCube.State.active.variables.oldone4 = 17.Most of an NPC's stats and traits are not rolled until you exit the slave hall/processing screen. So their final price is not yet fixed. Value refers, iirc, to how much additional rolls they got for bonuses. And that does not necessarily mean more valuable when processed.
I would avoid two Taverns. I would avoid sweatshops altogether and just go for one Workshop manufacturing.
My Hulk quest seems to be broken, I never got any water reservoir to show up on the map, so I couldn't poison it. At this point my squad is more than capable of taking them down without debuffing them, so I'm hoping when I kill the boss, the quest will still update and give me whatever rewards there are.
If it looks like this (H.U.L.C parts), it's for crafting or repairing HULC armor.
No.
Do you know which upgrade gives you access to processing scrap metal to steel? Is Industrial Revolution or Complete Mechanization? Hopefully not just the latest. Merchandise processing is next to useless if you can't end up with the materials to batch produce weapons and equipment. Why do we always have to manually process cloth into textiles? Seems like an arbitrary bottleneck, historically, automated textile manufactories predated automated steel mills by decades.
Maybe there isn't as much demand on Raana for cloth because most people seem to dress in mad max leather gear
it's certainly not that, but I love very much to imagine that we can find Grim in the game somewhere, in a dimly lit cave, surrounded by goblins, feeding them soup, one spoon at a time.
Then why do we need bloody textiles to produce Duraplate armour? Gameplay is my point here, in order to batch produce high end armour at the workshop, we're always bottlenecked by how much cloth the player can manually process into textiles. With so much raiding to do, slaves to process, people to train, places to go, seems like a waste of time, even if I only sleep 10 minutes per nightMaybe there isn't as much demand on Raana for cloth because most people seem to dress in mad max leather gear
