RE: dCity Investments - weekly update

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You’re welcome, I like to help people out getting started on dcity. It’s a nice easy investment with a crazy roi.



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I just bought 3 cards. I'm a little confused though, I bought 2 1st edition and one 2nd edition but my 2nd edition card is blank. What’s the difference between the editions?

I got a house and a police station in my first edition. Is the police station a decent gain? It seems like it would be.

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That is very odd. If that hasn’t changed by now then you should ask @gerber in de dcity discord https://discord.gg/XzeZGkD

When I use the discord bot cityhelper then I see that it is a hotel.

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Awesome thanks! I’ll have to look at it now, maybe it needed a refresh or something.

What’s the difference between first and second generation cards? Is it different types like alpha and beta? Just curious, I didn’t see that explained in the tutorial.

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Yes it is different cards. The game started with only 1st generation cards. The second generation was introduced a few months ago.

Basically, 1st generation cards will give you more population and 2nd generation cards will give some more income.

Do have a look in game at the info tab in the menu. There you can see all cards and how likely you are to get some of them.

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About the police station, as you don’t have any cards that can get robbed the police station crime reduction is not that useful yet.

But it is not a bad card.

You could try and sell it on the market and try to get some cards that require less workers.

You need 22 more population to make your hotel and police station work, that is with up only have 1 sim income right now.

If you are not ready to invest more, then I would sell either the police station or the hotel, so that you can balance your population and amount of workers needed.

Preferably you want that -22 unemployment to become 0 unemployment.

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