I dare say, if you play for a short intervall and cannot buy more lvl after that time, this is the point where you should be selling your company.Originally Posted by Unregistered
What that short intervall is, depends on your playstyle. It could be 10 minutes or a whole day worth of offline income. If you are in doubt b4 logging off, estimate with a time skip. Those tell you, how much money you will get. If that estimate is less than what you see when you set some girls on +5 lvl, you wont be getting those 5 lvls when logging on. So might as well sell the company now.
But as long as you can lvl your girls, you should. Increases shares and you want those.
Ahem. That actually is the increase in difficulty. To get to the new number you will have to lvl your girls higher. And that costs more money in an insane number growth.The game doesn't get harder, it just raise the limit for the next sell
There might even be a trade off between selecting the 5 best girls and the cheapest girls. You might be better off, not hiring the lowest of the top 5. That is because their lvl are more costly than that of other girls.
In Numbers: I currently can lvl Amber to 500. Sara to 450. Charlotte to 350. And the top 5 to only 275. But to reach the point where I can sell my company I need a sum of all lvl of my hired girls. If I had exchanged Amber with a higher girl, I would be missing those 50 lvls or more. And if I had left out Cassandra, I might have 25-75 more lvl.
Of course, selecting the top 5 (all the girls with similar hiring costs after and including Cassandra) gives you more income. But will that increased income offset the missing girl lvls? Dunno.
You have 17 girls and 11 seats. So what is best strategy to achieve next company lvl?
11 cheapest girls?
10 cheapest girls and highest of top 5?
Top 5 and 6 cheapest girls?
Does not matter, bc it balances itself out?
I somewhat supsect you might be best off with Judy, Delilah and the 9 girls with the cheapest hiring costs.
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