Talk:Tips for easy money in the game/@comment-2A02:908:19C:5940:8D85:6890:1BA5:155-20190220124421

'Tender Sisters' DOES give you one ruby/diamond/gem-thingy per day, I can confirm that.

Second tip might be a bit misleading, though. Just because it has the highest selling value doesn't mean it has the best cost efficiency. Usually, the stuff with short production time has a higher per minute-production value than the longer stuff. Like: Corn bread, from the oven, would be better to sell then apple chips. Because corn bread is produced faster, thus in higher quantity. You get more money per hour. You can easily deduce the efficiency of products by dividing their selling value by the number of minutes they take to be produced. Then compare that to other products of the same production building.

My toaster bar and milk shake bar don't run anything, ever. Because everything the toaster bar produces needs bread, meaning I can't use the oven to produce products I can sell directly, because I gotta produce bread there. Same with the milk shake bar and white sugar. Plus: To produce white sugar, I'd need sugar canes. LOADS of them. They grow 6 hours, each piece. And the amount of fields you have is finite.

Now don't get me wrong. I'm about to tell you how I play. That doesn't mean it's good or right or that I have all the answers or even that this is the way to go (for you). I'm just telling this so some might take something of value for their own enjoyment of the game. Thing(s) I do:

I dump every truck order that isn't asking me for apples, eggs, milk, bacon, corn, carrots, potatoes, onions or wheat. Because that stuff I can produce easily and fast. They don't get finished products from me, ever. (Because I'm better off selling them on the market.)

I pick a bunch of products I want to sell on the market. Usually, because I'm a lazy ass, something that's got a bearable per minute-price, but doesn't use money- or time-costly resources. At the moment, that would be: 1) Corn Honey Bar at the Breakfast Center - because corn and honey are produced easy and fast. 2) Apple Chips at the Oven - because I got six apple trees and I'm regularily drowning in apples. Also: Truck orders. 3) Bacon Wrapped Corn at the Fryer - because, again, corn and bacon are produced fast and easy. 4) Cheese and Cream at the Dairy - because I need them for other stuff. (See below.) Oh and Goat Cheese... because I HAVE goats. Gotta do something with it. 5) Strawberry Cake at the Dessert Shop - because it's my main selling thingy. Yes, I need loads of field space for strawberries and yes, my Flour Mill is running a lot to produce all that flour, but the final product is worth a truckload of cash. 6) Watermelon Salad at the Salad Bar - because I'm a lazy ass. Only needs cheese and watermelons, which are produced - and now say it with me - easy and fast. xD 7) Strawberry Juice at the Juice Bar - because if I'm growing strawberries all the time anyway, I might as well go all out on it, right? 8) Shepards Pie at the Pie Oven - because carrots, potatoes and bacon are... well, you know the drill.

With that stuff in rotation, I'm constantly selling, selling, selling. I barely ever have a market slot free. Which is a good thing.

Oh, and some more additional tipps:

1) Always sell in packs of 10. (The maximum.) It's more cost-effficient.

2) Buy tools. Whenever the market refreshes, there's always at least one tool in the top left slot. Buy it. Each and every time. You can't produce tools. You can't get them from a reliable source other than the market. Buy all the damn tools. You'll need the barn capacity. My barn is at 500 capacity - still not enough, though.

3) Don't expand your land to fast. Those bushes and rocks and trees popping up will get more pricey to remove with each expansion. 25 more, to be precise.

4) There's a weird thing where dumped truck orders might pop up again right with the next order - just dump again. Oh and the algorithm seems to take a look at your storage. It's usually asking for something you got a load of in storage. Because I'm producing a lot of whipped cream, flour and cheese, truck orders are constantly asking me for it. (As if they'll ever get my precious cheese from me! It's mine! ALL MINE! Wuahahaha! Ehrm. Yeah.)

I think that's about it for now? I hope some of this stuff was useful for someone? I might be around to answer questions. xD