This in-depth strategy game covers almost every aspect of business that could be encountered in the real world, including marketing, manufacturing, purchasing, importing and retailing. The player creates and controls a business empire. It was created by Enlight and published by Ubi Soft in 2001. So owners of the seaports have to 'fight' over the best shipments.Capitalism II is the sequel to the business simulation video game Capitalism. Since there can be more than one seaport in a city, maybe have the shipmentpool shared by all the seaport in the same city. Every now and then (not too often) the 4 unpicked ones will be replaced so the owner gets new choices.īoth ports should net you some basic income from traffics but income should be reflected by how well the chosen goods are selling.

I am not sure how much time is suitable but lets say 1 year warning.

But the changes will not apply immediatly not to screw up for any player or AI.

When one shipment runs out, the next shipment on the queue replaces it and will generate a new shipment last on the queue, which the owner can change the order.įor airports with 4 goods, similar way but the supply is unlimited thus will not change unless the owner decides to. Lets say each seaport can have 4 goods then start random generate 8 shipments, 4 of them get picked and the rest is set on a queue of the owners choice. Owning an airport or seaport will let you pick what goods you can supply to that city from a limited of choices.įor seaports the quantity should be limited per shipment (and shown how much left) and once they run out you pick next shipment to replace it with (have some kind of queue). I would like the airports to work a bit like seaports now and changing a bit how seaports work.

Capitalism ii what do airports do