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The Business Idle II
por Malevous
The Business Idle II
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Descripción
The Business Idle II - Back in Business is here! Huge improvement in graphics has happened.
- Note, you may get robbed, keep money in bank!
- Save and Load can be found by pressing "Open Menu"
Game mostly by Malevous, little help from lobstershow and Hagefade. Have fun!
Cómo jugar
Mouse. Thats it. Oh, remember to idle!
Comentarios
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ghostlyraider
Mar. 19, 2011
add a savings account in bank, maby a 2% intrest to be colected every time stock prices change. Also business for sale insted of houses.
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Tyggen
Mar. 19, 2011
Ok.. What to invest in.. *waits for stock refresh* Nuke Dukem is down 2, let's buy. *waits* Ok, it went down by 2 more *puts everything into it* Stock falls another 3, now down to 3. I'm left with 190 stocks, figuring it can't possibly get any worse, but of course the stock finally hit 1. This made me realize this game is missing something important in comparison to a real investor game. Add a suicide button.
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Jcsguy
May. 03, 2011
Btw, a tip for all of you having trouble buying loads of shares at once. Just use the tab button until the buy button on the share you want to buy is highlighted, then just hold down the enter button. This way you can buy shares much faster, I bought over 2000 shares in not even 1 minute!
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Malevous
Mar. 19, 2011
Stocks are refreshed every 15 minutes.
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eastenddeadend
Mar. 19, 2011
Also, a way to buy or sell stocks more than 1 at a time would be nice. I'm currently holding over 500 shares and when there's an upswing in price it's going to be annoying selling them all off.
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