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* Careful about your Prestige points. Some tenants are only happy if you have a certain level of prestige and your prestige drops if people move out, so you may quickly find yourself with a landslide of people leaving because your prestige is dropping (because people keep leaving (which lowers your prestige (which makes people leave (which lowers your prestige (etc))))). The easiest way to alleviate this is to always have an art fund so you can throw down a bunch of paintings or statues to make up the difference. | * Careful about your Prestige points. Some tenants are only happy if you have a certain level of prestige and your prestige drops if people move out, so you may quickly find yourself with a landslide of people leaving because your prestige is dropping (because people keep leaving (which lowers your prestige (which makes people leave (which lowers your prestige (etc))))). The easiest way to alleviate this is to always have an art fund so you can throw down a bunch of paintings or statues to make up the difference. | ||
* You only need two transformers on each floor | * You only need two transformers on each floor - the same one can be used for cable, phones and electricity and the other can be used for water and gas. You don't need a closet for each type. | ||
* Don't take contracts you don't think you'll finish soon, or you'll end up with this stupid objective that may take you forever to do while there is another waiting for you that you could actually finish. You'll discover toward the late game a lot of instant-win contracts because all they require is a certain population level, or whatever. They're a great way to make quick cash in a pinch. | * Don't take contracts you don't think you'll finish soon, or you'll end up with this stupid objective that may take you forever to do while there is another waiting for you that you could actually finish. You'll discover toward the late game a lot of instant-win contracts because all they require is a certain population level, or whatever. They're a great way to make quick cash in a pinch. | ||