How do you defeat a Rival?

[Cowona Viwus uwu]

Once they start attacking, is there any way I can make them stop? It's sometimes annoying to not be able to rent a building they own.

[nikeladuk]

Lowering the prices of the same items they are selling will devalue their business and you could buy them out a lot cheaper.

[Hunter]

Its annoying but otherwise it would be too easy :) need to find work around. If they dont want to rent you the building you can usually buy the building from them when you offer good enough price.

[Mawni]

Originally posted by Cowona Viwus uwu:

Once they start attacking, is there any way I can make them stop? It's sometimes annoying to not be able to rent a building they own.

The main difficulty lies in the fact that he opens stores, in easy it seems to me that he only opens one in medium 3 and in difficult 8.

You just have to have enough turnover from other companies to be able to play on lowering the prices of the stores that have just left (if it's fast food, reduce all the prices of your fast food stores). food even if you are in the red with it).

In difficult this is really more interesting because it opens 8 businesses, it fires the stores of minor rivals if no store is available for rent.

All you have to do is slowly watch your main rival get carried away by the drop in your prices and ensure that it gradually falls.

The last step consists of reducing the profits of the stores that do the best for them to make them go negative and therefore make them bankrupt.

Installing 2 stores in each neighborhood allows you to have a significant profit without triggering rivalry (except Lower Manhattan which has no rival).

Focusing on one rival at a time is much simpler because you keep sufficient income in other districts to be able to adapt in the event of a hard hit.

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[Sarsgamer]

I personally just outright buy out their businesses.

It's probably better to lower your prices so there businesses just close or get cheap to buy but I found it tedious changing my prices.

[nightshark]

I find the fact everyone is always wanting to lower prices and buyout rivals to defeat them funny. Come to discord and look up my strategies if you really want to know how to do it.

[Cowona Viwus uwu]

Originally posted by Mawni:

Originally posted by Cowona Viwus uwu:

Once they start attacking, is there any way I can make them stop? It's sometimes annoying to not be able to rent a building they own.

The main difficulty lies in the fact that he opens stores, in easy it seems to me that he only opens one in medium 3 and in difficult 8.

You just have to have enough turnover from other companies to be able to play on lowering the prices of the stores that have just left (if it's fast food, reduce all the prices of your fast food stores). food even if you are in the red with it).

In difficult this is really more interesting because it opens 8 businesses, it fires the stores of minor rivals if no store is available for rent.

All you have to do is slowly watch your main rival get carried away by the drop in your prices and ensure that it gradually falls.

The last step consists of reducing the profits of the stores that do the best for them to make them go negative and therefore make them bankrupt.

Installing 2 stores in each neighborhood allows you to have a significant profit without triggering rivalry (except Lower Manhattan which has no rival).

Focusing on one rival at a time is much simpler because you keep sufficient income in other districts to be able to adapt in the event of a hard hit.

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Do I have to build the businesses in the same neighborhood as a rival to affect their prices?

[Cowona Viwus uwu]

Originally posted by nikeladuk:

Lowering the prices of the same items they are selling will devalue their business and you could buy them out a lot cheaper.

Do I have to build the business in the same neighborhood?

[nightshark]

Yes, each business only affects others in the same district.

[Cowona Viwus uwu]

Originally posted by nightshark:

I find the fact everyone is always wanting to lower prices and buyout rivals to defeat them funny. Come to discord and look up my strategies if you really want to know how to do it.

You're probably poaching employees and firing them.

[nightshark]

Too much work, too little gain. Try again. Call it bragging but I can beat all 4 special rivals in under 200 days on hard. Personal income is not the goal to eliminate rivals. They just need to have negative total income. That's how you defeat them. Many ways to go about it but one major hint. The business spam to drive the market down by them opening multiple business of a certain type is actually their doom.

[that_gene_guy]

Thanks for all your strategies, but wouldn't it be interesting to see working together with some of the rivals and make them friends. Or we could have a few other friends starting businesses along with us. Something on that lines.

[BattlePants#2233]

you hire goons that trash his businesses!
i'm kidding. but it's in my wishlist!!

[Baron Von Cheeky]

Do you have to get all their real estate to beat them?