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there are multiple deals you're missing by only selling at night, not to mention the amount of times those people that won't buy at night come back during the day.
because you're selling something too expensive, people are starting to realize the maxmixes aren't the way to go, you actually earn less because you sell less.
The issue is that there is a finite amount of customers that buy a finite amount of product and only buy within a specified time between the last time they bought, meaning there is a hard cap on the amount of money you can potentially earn. They need to introduce "outside" purchasing, maybe deliveries or bulk sales to "other" towns. This also adds a money sink, make them buy vehicles and drivers and handlers that have to get in the vehicle and drive off and come back later, crates for packaging, etc.
Right now the game is in EA, but its very stagnant. It has the potential to get so much better, but there are hard caps and economics issues in the game.
this was tough to read but the information was pretty interesting
Some have more money and some have less but it doesn't change the first point.
I still do high mixes because there's no reason not to with automation outside of actually not liking the game you are choosing to play, and because its way easier to deal with 1/4 the amount of product for the same income.