If it's a dumb question, where do I find the answer?

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TheRealGrhyme Aug 22, 2017

New round these parts - wondering how population density affects (effects?) turf price and income.

Also, if I'm the only one in an area, will putting up multiple turfs bunched together help or hurt me?
Lord Business Aug 22, 2017

I think density and something else, maybe your influence or turf count affects price to build.

If you're the only person in an area, hourly income is severely diminished compared to a well populated area.
¢υנσ_ Aug 22, 2017

TheRealGrhyme wrote:
New round these parts - wondering how population density affects (effects?) turf price and income.

Also, if I'm the only one in an area, will putting up multiple turfs bunched together help or hurt me?

Putting turfs in a highly dense area is expensive, but it makes you more money
TheRealGrhyme Aug 22, 2017

Thanks guys, I live in a rural area, work in a rural area, and go hang out in rural areas... Guess this game will take me to the city lol.
𝑁𝑒𝑥𝑥 Aug 22, 2017

The more turf you place in a defined area, the more expensive it gets for you and others to plant there. If there are a variety of people in a defined area, the general income of the area increases. The only way a mass of your own turfs will make you more money in a solitary area is by the sheer number of turfs you have placed down.
TheRealGrhyme Aug 22, 2017

❚͏ས͏ཛ͏ﾒ͏ﾒ͏❚͏ wrote:
The more turf you place in a defined area, the more expensive it gets for you and others to plant there. If there are a variety of people in a defined area, the general income of the area increases. The only way a mass of your own turfs will make you more money in a solitary area is by the sheer number of turfs you have placed down.

That's very interesting - so say there's me and one inactive in an area, would I be better off to capture or become capo and milk him?
𝑁𝑒𝑥𝑥 Aug 22, 2017

TheRealGrhyme wrote:
❚͏ས͏ཛ͏ﾒ͏ﾒ͏❚͏ wrote:
The more turf you place in a defined area, the more expensive it gets for you and others to plant there. If there are a variety of people in a defined area, the general income of the area increases. The only way a mass of your own turfs will make you more money in a solitary area is by the sheer number of turfs you have placed down.

That's very interesting - so say there's me and one inactive in an area, would I be better off to capture or become capo and milk him?

Tax him. Even if you don’t tax him, removing him from the area will only hurt you.
TheRealGrhyme Aug 22, 2017

Cool cool, sure I'll be back on this thread later lol, but this has helped a ton!
〓H ★ L〓 Aug 22, 2017

Also capo has nothing to do with taxing.
TheRealGrhyme Aug 23, 2017

Prolly worded it wrong - I'm out of the loop lol 👀
fizzyfuzzy Aug 29, 2017

Turfs by multiple players builds an areas income, capping an inactive player in any area can effect all players income in that same area.
EseGrizzly Sep 30, 2017

Capo only takes the cop bribes away 👌🏼
‎🃏ﮎΛ⋁Λ⅁∃☾ Oct 1, 2017

capos also allow you to monitor who hops through that area depending on how much influence it took to be capo.