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if im really bored i like to throw some trash on the ground as my cleaner walks outside just to annoy her and make her look at me whilst she picks it up
never gets boring, im sure she actually hates me
Because its a budget thing it kind of throws the balance of doing mixes. The space and labor cost of just making more is very comparable to doing mixes. This means its simpler and easier to just make more and you can definitely sell more. I would add another factor to what they are willing to buy. Daily consumption. This customer can only consume so many drugs per day and won't buy more. This way mixes matter to get more from them.
the game needs a level 3 mixer that makes mixing at volume worth it. currently mixing is just too big a bottleneck.
its just too much, i rather drag the game out and move forward slowly than try and do all things at the same time. i cant cope with that type of headless chicken game play
Also there is one non trivial benefit to mixing. I fit more value into less storage space.
im actually interested in doing it, but not how this game has implemented it