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Constructor
Complete Strategy Guide - By Seb Holt (aka Sir Pobalot)
79 characters per line, approx. 68 pages, 241KB in size
Copyright 2004 Seb Holt
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v1.00 - September 2004
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Table of Contents
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To find a section instantly, press CTRL+F and enter the code by the entry,
preceeded by the letter 'C'. For example, to instantly find '9.5.2. Classic
Georgian', press CTRL+F and type 'CHECG' then enter.
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1. Introduction                            INRO
1.1. Foreword                           FRWR
1.2. Version History                    VRHS
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2. Controls                                CNTL
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3. Starting the Game                       STGM
3.1. The Title Menu                     TTLM
3.2. New Game                           NWGM
3.3. Game Settings                      GMST
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4. Town Overviews                          TWOV
4.1. Greenfields                        TOGF
4.2. Riverside                          TORS
4.3. Small Town                         TOST
4.4. Concrete City                      TOCC
4.5. Jungle                             TOJG
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5. Workforce                               WKFC
5.1. Workers                            WRKR
5.2. Foremen                            FRMN
5.3. Repairmen                          RPRM
5.4. Gangsters                          GNGS
5.5. Policemen                          PLCM
5.6. Delivery Man                       DLVM
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6. Tenants                                 TNNT
6.1. Level 1                            TNLA
6.1.1. Slobs                       TASL
6.1.2. Greasers                    TAGR
6.2. Level 2                            TNLB
6.2.1. Punks                       TBPN
6.2.2. Students                    TBST
6.3. Level 3                            TNLC
6.3.1. Nerds                       TCND
6.3.2. Major and Wife              TCMJ
6.4. Level 4                            TNLD
6.4.1. Yuppies                     TDYP
6.4.2. Professor and Wife          TDPR
6.5. Level 5                            TNLE
6.5.1. Stockbrokers                TESB
6.5.2. Sloanes                     TESL
6.6. Super                              TNLS
6.6.1. Accountant                  TSAC
6.6.2. Neighbourhood Watch         TSNW
6.6.3. Financial Advisor           TSFA
6.6.4. GP                          TSGP
6.6.5. Magistrate                  TSMG
6.6.6. Insurance Agent             TSIA
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7. Undesirables                            UNDS
7.1. Hippies                            UHPY
7.2. Thieves                            UTHV
7.3. Mr Fixits                          UMFX
7.4. Thugs                              UTHG
7.5. Psychos                            UPSC
7.6. Ghosts                             UGST
7.7. Clowns                             UCLN
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8. Resources                               RSRC
8.1. Wood                               RSWD
8.1.1. Wood Yard                   WDYD
8.1.2. Wood Factory                WDFC
8.2. Cement                             RSCM
8.2.1. Cement Yard                 CMYD
8.2.2. Cement Factory              CMFC
8.3. Brick                              RSBR
8.3.1. Brick Yard                  BRYD
8.3.2. Brick Factory               BRFC
8.4. Steel                              RSST
8.4.1. Steel Yard                  STYD
8.4.2. Steel Factory               STFC
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9. Houses                                  HOUS
9.1. Level 1                            HSLA
9.1.1. Log Cabin                   HALC
9.1.2. Wooden Lodge                HAWL
9.1.3. Soweto Hut                  HASH
9.2. Level 2                            HSLB
9.2.1. Bungalow                    HBBG
9.2.2. Northern Mews               HBNM
9.2.3. Council House               HBCH
9.3. Level 3                            HSLC
9.3.1. Mid West House              HCMW
9.3.2. Dakota House                HCDH
9.3.3. Ohio House                  HCOH
9.4. Level 4                            HSLD
9.4.1. Mock Tudor                  HDMT
9.4.2. Scottish Lodge              HDSL
9.4.3. Town House                  HDTH
9.5. Level 5                            HSLE
9.5.1. Beach House                 HEBH
9.5.2. Classic Georgian            HECG
9.5.3. Atlantan House              HEAH
9.6. Special Commissions                HSSC
9.6.1. Welsh Cottage               HSWC
9.6.2. Gothic Church               HSGC
9.6.3. Pub                         HSPB
9.6.4. Russian                     HSRS
9.6.5. Japanese                    HSJP
9.6.6. Dutch                       HSDT
9.6.7. Pyramid                     HSPY
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10. Utilities                               UTLS
10.1. Gadget Factory                    UGDF
10.2. Police Station                    UPLS
10.3. Mob HQ                            UMHQ
10.4. Prison                            UPRS
10.5. Park                              UPRK
10.6. School                            USCL
10.7. Hospital                          UHSP
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11. Undesirable Abodes                      UDBD
11.1. Commune                           UBCM
11.2. Pawn Shop                         UBPS
11.3. Fixit's Store                     UBFS
11.4. Apartment Block                   UBAB
11.5. Biker Bar                         UBBB
11.6. Haunted House                     UBHH
11.7. Arcade                            UBRC
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12. Objects                                 OBJC
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13. Construction                            CNST
13.1. Choosing a Location               CSLC
13.2. Building the Property             BLPR
13.3. Upgrading Houses                  UGHS
13.4. Expansion                         XPNS
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14. Maintenance                             MNTN
14.1. Deterioration                     DTRR
14.2. Combustion                        CMBS
14.3. Infestation                       INFS
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15. Scenario Missions                       SCNM
15.1. Financial Conquest                FNCQ
15.2. Egomania                          EGMN
15.3. World Domination                  WRDM
15.4. Utopian State                     UTST
15.5. Build, Build, Build....           BBBD
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16. Playing Guide                           PLGD
16.1. Level 1                           PGLA
16.2. Level 2                           PGLB
16.3. Level 3                           PGLC
16.4. Level 4                           PGLD
16.5. Level 5                           PGLE
16.6. Advanced                          PGAD
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17. Acknowledgements                        AKNW
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18. Contact Information                     CNIF
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Welcome to the Constructor strategy guide.
This guide contains everything you will need to make your way through this god-
game of 1997. Although perhaps not as recognised as the Sim, Theme and Tycoon
games that became very popular in the late nineties, Constructor is a clever
game that is very difficult, even if you know what you are doing. Unlike other
games that focus on a particular point and allow the other aspects to run
alongside, Constructor requires player input on nearly all levels. From buying
the land to constructing a house, from choosing the nature of your tenants to
taking care of their every problem, from setting up police patrols to arranging
deals with the mob boss, this game has it all. I have tried to include as much
information as possible about the game in this guide, and have given tips and
advice on constructing and maintaining a successful town.
Ready? Then let's begin!
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v1.00 - Started:  4th September 2004
Finished: 27th September 2004
The first complete version of the guide
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The controls for Constructor are fairly simple, and include shortcuts for many
of the common functions involved in the game. They are as follows:
Mouse: Move around to highlight icons, areas, buildings, objects and people,
and to scroll the play area and lists by pushing the edge of the screen
Left-click to select options or targets, position buildings and objects,
and accept the current selection
Drag the cursor while holding the left mouse button on the game screen
to select multiple people
Right-click to display the function of the highlighted icon or to cancel
the current selection
Keys:  A - Attack highlighted enemy or building (Workers or Gangsters)
D - Destroy highlighted building or object (Foremen)
G - Opens workgang screen
M - Move selected member of group of your workforce
P - Pause/unpause the game
S - Have the selected character or group stop their current action
T - Take over an enemy building (Foremen)
Esc - Cancels current selection or screen, or exits the game
Tab - Opens the radar screen
Enter - Opens the Homebase screen
Arrow Keys - Scrolls the play area or list
Page Up/Down - Speed up / slow down the game
Ctrl + F1-12 - Group currently selected characters or cancel group
F1-F12 - Select or call assigned group
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There are six options available on the Title Menu of Constructor:
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Play Game: Begin a single-player game against 0-3 opponents
Load Saved Game: Continue for a previously saved game
Play Network Game: Play against 1-3 other players over a network
Game Settings: Open a menu of play options
Replay Intro: Watch the opening sequence again
Exit Program: Select Yes to quit the current game session
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After selecting Play Game, a screen appears with a range of game options. From
here you can select the colour of your team and opponents, the town to play,
the difficult setting and the Scenario Mission. The options are as follows:
Teams:  The first option of each colour allows you to select that colour as
your team, and input your player name
The second option allows you to toggle the colour between a computer-
controlled opponent or not
The third option allows you to cancel the current selection
Game Type:  Select this to skip through the Scenario Missions available:
Financial Conquest
Egomania
World Domination
Utopian State
Build, Build, Build....
Difficulty:  Select the current setting in the lower-left to switch between
Easy, Medium and Hard modes
Town:  Select the current town to skip through the towns available:
Greenfields
Riverside
Small Town
Concrete City
Jungle
Start:  Select the start setting in the lower-right to switch between Fixed
Start and Random Start (determines the initial team estates)
Accept:  If the selected settings are allowable, select Accept to begin
Abort:  Return to the Title Menu
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At any point during the game, you can access the Game Settings menu by clicking
the icon on the right of the control panel. The options are as follows:
Save current game:  Select one of 10 save slots in which to store your current
game (including a user-defined filename)
Language:  Select the language with which to play:
English
American
French
German
Portugeuse
Spanish
Character Animation:  Switch between having each character's animation playing
only once or every time it is selected
Automatic Screen Scroll:  Switch between the screen scrolling automatically
when the mouse cursor is at a border, or having to be
scrolled automatically
Screen Scroll Speed:  Select the speed at which the screen scrolls, from
1 (slowest) to 5 (fastest)
Pause game during messages:  Switch between the game pausing automatically when
a message appears or not
Display All Video Animations:  Switch between video animations being displayed
always or never
Return:  Return to previous screen
Quit Current Game:  Select Yes to return to the Title Menu
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There are five different towns initially available at the start of the game.
The following sections describe each town, including the requirements for them
and the details of them.
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Greenfields is the basic town, and the best to use when beginning to play the
game. Of the five, it is the only town that can be played in Easy mode, and
therefore with no opponents. Greenfields is also the largest town in the game.
Although this seems unusual for a god-game, it makes perfect sense, as the
larger area provides more scope for expansion and makes playing easier.
Total Estates: 45
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Total Land Area: 19927
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Fixed Start Homebase Locations:
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Green   - Underhill (SE corner)
Red     - New Pastures (NE corner)
Blue    - Castle Rock (NW corner)
Yellow  - Bilton Road (SW corner)
Council - Brompton (Centre)
Estates:
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Abbey Park     - 405
Abbey Well     - 325
Albert Ross    - 322
Armarkie       - 656
Beaverbrook    - 540
Bilton Road    - 476 (Yellow Homebase)
Brompton       - 496 (Council Homebase)
Cale's End     - 512
Castle Rock    - 598 (Blue Homebase)
Chalk Hill     - 528
Desperation    - 527
East Gurner    - 880
Eric Spitz     - 384
Futtock End    - 324
Grey Sky       - 558
Grimsdyke      - 204
Hernia Farm    - 384
Heronwood      - 384
Hunton Bridge  - 275
Katie Swallows - 416
Kingsdene      - 360
Lacklustre     - 322
Lower Lip      - 266
Malone         - 360
Meldrew        - 308
Moss Side      - 420
Nelson Mandela - 320
Nerdwell       - 400
New Pastures   - 444 (Red Homebase)
Otterdam       - 496
Poppers Mill   - 336
Pucker         - 420
Putty          - 408
Ravenhill      - 533
Redemption     - 533
Shawshank      - 496
Spodmore       - 630
Sunnymead      - 416
Toxteth        - 425
Underhill      - 540 (Green Homebase)
Upper Meadow   - 420
Well Blown     - 360
Windsor        - 512
Wood Farm      - 432
Woodmere       - 576
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The second of the towns is fairly similar to Greenfields. It is only slightly
smaller than the first town, and has the notable feature of a river running
through the centre. Riverside must be played with a minimum of one opponent.
Total Estates: 40
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Total Land Area: 16721
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Green   - Castle Rock (W corner)
Red     - Albert Ross (S corner)
Blue    - New Pastures (E corner)
Yellow  - Upper Meadow (N corner)
Council - Spodmore (Centre)
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Abbey Park     - 442
Abbey Well     - 416
Albert Ross    - 475 (Red Homebase)
Armarkie       - 360
Beaverbrook    - 510
Bilton Road    - 360
Brompton       - 341
Castle Rock    - 420 (Green Homebase)
Chalk Hill     - 528
Desperation    - 570
East Gurner    - 455
Eric Spitz     - 275
Futtock End    - 540
Grey Sky       - 525
Grimsdyke      - 512
Hernia Farm    - 384
Heronwood      - 384
Hunton Bridge  - 204
Katie Swallows - 286
Lacklustre     - 533
Moss Side      - 420
Nelson Mandela - 320
Nerdwell       - 738
New Pastures   - 444 (Blue Homebase)
Otterdam       - 496
Poppers Mill   - 336
Pucker         - 300
Putty          - 308
Ravenhill      - 420
Redemption     - 476
Shawshank      - 496
Spodmore       - 462 (Council Homebase)
Sunnymead      - 360
Toxteth        - 275
Underhill      - 330
Upper Meadow   - 450 (Yellow Homebase)
Well Blown     - 360
Windsor        - 512
Wood Farm      - 432
Woodmere       - 266
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Much smaller than the first two towns, the aptly named Small Town provides
little space for growth. This difficulty is compounded by the fact that its
small area must be shared with at least one opponent.
Total Estates: 17
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Total Land Area: 8107
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Green   - Nelson Mandela (SE corner)
Red     - Brompton (SW corner)
Blue    - Poppers Mill (NW corner)
Yellow  - Windsor (NE corner)
Council - Wood Farm (Centre)
Estates:
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Beaverbrook    - 615
Brompton       - 595 (Red Homebase)
Chalk Hill     - 520
Eric Spitz     - 364
Hernia Farm    - 465
Heronwood      - 336
Katie Swallows - 132
Moss Side      - 450
Nelson Mandela - 527 (Green Homebase)
New Pastures   - 450
Otterdam       - 403
Poppers Mill   - 756 (Blue Homebase)
Shawshank      - 600
Upper Meadow   - 520
Well Blown     - 429
Windsor        - 495 (Yellow Homebase)
Wood Farm      - 450 (Council Homebase)
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The fourth town, Concrete City is completely different from its predecessors.
Instead of green grass, trees and rocks, this town is a complex of industry. It
covers a considerably large area, but can only be played in Hard mode. This
means that at least one opponent must be selected.
Total Estates: 42
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Total Land Area: 15711
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Fixed Start Homebase Locations:
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Green   - Truss Lane (SW corner)
Red     - Monte Casino (NW corner)
Blue    - Slaughter House (SE corner)
Yellow  - Slag Heap (NE corner)
Council - Solidarity Way (Centre)
Estates:
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Asbestos Alley   - 168
Back Passage     - 330
Ballast Lane     - 308
Black Mill       - 432
Blast Furnace    - 336
Blocked Drain    - 480
Boiled Beef      - 336
Burnt Tyre       - 216
Carbon Monoxide  - 416
Combustion Lane  - 540
Dead Dog Island  - 551
Gas Works Road   - 192
Gorbuls Gallows  - 425
Methane Estate   - 480
Monte Casino     - 540 (Red Homebase)
Offal Square     - 672
Oil Drum Lane    - 180
Paradise Gardens - 480
Phlegm Park      - 296
Pig Iron Road    - 364
Rickets Road     - 330
Rubber Goods     - 110
Rude Boy Lane    - 144
Rusty Road       - 272
Scouse End       - 464
Scrapyard Lane   - 560
Scum Alley       - 336
Semtex Road      - 312
Sewage Outlet    - 330
Skids Row        - 216
Slag Heap        - 464 (Yellow Homebase)
Slaughter House  - 336 (Blue Homebase)
Smog Lane        - 551
Solidarity Way   - 336 (Council Homebase)
Southern Drip    - 165
Squallor View    - 308
Toxic Alley      - 480
Trashcan Alley   - 216
Trouble At Mill  - 551
Truss Lane       - 330 (Green Homebase)
Vapor Road       - 330
Walkers End      - 828
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Jungle is the final town, and the smallest of the five. It is set deep in the
heart of a dense forest, and due to its size and difficulty requirement, it is
the hardest of the all the towns.
Total Estates: 22
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Total Land Area: 7867
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Fixed Start Homebase Locations:
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Green   - Tantony Road (SW corner)
Red     - Juhu Beach (NW corner)
Blue    - Malabar Hill (NE corner)
Yellow  - Bandra Gymkhana (SE corner)
Council - Victoria Gardens (Centre)
Estates:
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Apollo Bunder    - 816
Bandra Gymkhana  - 552 (Yellow Homebase)
Bassein Fort     - 357
Bindi Bazaar     - 357
Byculla Bypass   - 320
Carter Road      - 297
Chowpetty Road   - 110
Churchgate       - 220
Crawford Market  - 110
Flora Fountain   - 110
Grant Road       - 220
Juhu Beach       - 323 (Red Homebase)
Kohli Crescent   - 220
Malabar Hill     - 374 (Blue Homebase)
Marine Drive     - 410
Mutton Lane      - 288
Pali Hill        - 374
Santa Cruz       - 160
Santa's Grotto   - 520
Shiv Sena        - 656
Tantony Road     - 410 (Green Homebase)
Victoria Gardens - 663 (Council Homebase)
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All of the tasks that need to be undertaken in the game are dealt with by the
various members of your workforce. There are four main types of staff:
Workers - Not very bright, but hardworking and the base of your workforce
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Repairmen - Perform maintenance on buildings to prevent them falling apart
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Gangsters - Gifted by the Mob Boss to protect your estates and trouble enemies
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In the Homebase, these members of your Workforce can be created by different
means. In order to convert one type of staff to another, the required staff
must be inside the Homebase. The possible conversions are as follows:
Worker      Convert 2 Tenants
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Buy from the council for £5000 each (only if there is no other way)
Foreman     Convert 4 Workers
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Gangster    Convert 6 Workers (only after the Mob HQ has been built)
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There are another two types of staff, although these are not listed on your
workforce list. They cannot be created from your Homebase as the other staff
can, and their control methods differ from your normal workforce:
Policemen - Patrol estates that you designate to arrest enemy Undesirables
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Delivery Man - This sole chap delivers objects made in the Gadget Factory
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The following sections describe each staff type in greater detail.
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Workers are the backbone of your construction empire. They are the people who
do the actual building, producing and upgrading in your estates, and can also
hold their own in a fight.
You begin the game with eight Workers in your HQ, six of which are grouped with
the two Foremen, and two are unassigned. They will be carrying random tools,
which determine how much damage the Worker can inflict in combat (they have no
effect on the efficiency of the Worker).
All new Workers have an initial Efficiency of 12%. As a Worker carries out
tasks, he becomes more skilled and his Efficiency increases. Efficiency affects
the rate at which Workers carry out jobs, meaning that Workers with higher
Efficiency scores will complete work more quickly than others. Active Workers
also get tired over time, and this affects their performance detrimentally. A
Worker's tiredness can be remedied by sending them back to the Homebase to
recuperate. Increasing Efficiency and keeping Workers refreshed is paramount in
carrying out tasks quickly.
Selecting a Worker displays their name, the tool they are carrying, and their
current state of health. Damage sustained by the Worker will deplete their
health bar. If the bar is completely drained, the Worker dies.
For a Worker to work, he must be assigned to a Foreman. Unassigned Workers can
only move and attack. Workers can perform the following functions while under
the supervision of a Foreman:
* Construct Resources, Houses, Utilities and Undesirable Abodes
* Produce Wood, Cement, Bricks and Steel in Yards and Factories
* Erect Fences around Houses
* Upgrade Bedrooms, Living Rooms, Bathrooms and Kitchens in Houses
A Worker can be created by converting two Tenants in your Homebase, by having
a Level 1 Tenant produce a Worker, or by buying one from the council for £5000
(this option is only available if you are very low on Workers).
Two Workers can be converted into a Level 1 Tenant at your Homebase
Four Workers can be converted into a Foreman at your Homebase.
Three Workers can be converted into a Repairman at your Homebase.
Six Workers can be converted into a Gangster at your Homebase (once the Mob HQ
has been built).
The total number of Workers in your town and HQ can never exceed 30. You will
not be allowed to convert Tenants to Workers if this will increase the amount.
If a Tenant produces a Worker when you already have 30, the new Worker will be
removed and the council will penalise you with 100 Black Marks. You will be
warned when your Worker total is approaching 30, so as to avoid this event.
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Your Workers won't be able to do any work without the supervision of a Foreman.
These experienced staff can organize and direct a team of Workers to carry out
construction and production, and are also capable of more skilled jobs.
You begin the game with two Foremen just outside your HQ, each with three
Workers assigned to them. Like Workers, they will also be carrying tools. Any
one Foreman can have up to five Workers in their group, but they can also have
no group at all.
Foreman have no Efficiency in the way that Workers do (at least, not that I've
seen), but they can become tired. Keep your Foremen refreshed along with their
Workers, rotating your active groups to give each of them a chance to rest.
Selecting a Foreman displays their name, the tool they are carrying, and their
current state of health. Damage sustained by the Foreman will deplete their
health bar. If the bar is completely drained, the Foreman dies.
To change the group assigned to a Foreman, select the appropriate icon and add
or remove the Workers you wish to change. Workers with white stripes in the
corners of their box are those assigned to a Foreman, and a yellow background
denotes the ones assigned to the particular Foreman you have selected,
As well as managing groups of Workers, Foremen can also carry out the following
tasks on their own:
* Take over enemy buildings by replacing their equipment with yours
* Blow up any building or object that is in your possession
A Foreman can only be created by converting four Workers in your Homebase.
The total number of Foremen in your town and HQ can never exceed 10. You will
not be allowed to convert Workers to Foremen if this will increase the amount.
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Working independently, Repairmen have only one function in the game, but it is
a very important one. They are the only staff capable of restoring buildings
to their maximum strength, preventing them from destruction.
You begin the game with two Repairmen just outside your HQ, both just standing
around aimlessly. You can send a Repairman to fix a building by selecting him
to walk to it, but this process would take a long time when you have dozens of
buildings in your town. For this reason you can activate the Auto-Repair
function for a Repairman, causing him to constantly patrol whichever estate you
choose.
By setting a Repairman to patrol each estate, you can be fairly assured that
you shouldn't have any buildings falling apart (unless provoked by unhappy
Tenants or enemy Undesirables).
A Repairman can only be created by converting three Workers in your Homebase.
The total number of Repairmen in your town and HQ can never exceed 20. You will
not be allowed to convert Workers to Repairmen if this increases the amount.
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These powerful members of your workforce exist solely to take out enemies. They
use special Weapons to attack enemy people and buildings, and are very skilled
at defending themselves. In the game, Gangsters act as your elite soldiers, and
should be handled with care.
Gangsters are only available once you have built the Mob HQ. At this point, the
Mob Boss will grant you one Gangster and four Favours. Each additional Gangster
that is added to your workforce also adds four Favours to your tally. You can
instruct a Gangster to move around just like your other members of staff, but
using their special talent comes at a price. Every time you use a Gangster to
attack, you lose one Favour. If this figure is reduced to zero, all of the
Gangsters return to the Mob HQ and are unusable until you gain more Favours.
Every Gangster is initially armed with a Knife - his only available Weapon at
the start. The number of kills that a Gangster makes determines the other
Weapons that he can access. To change a Gangster's Weapon, select the required
Weapon and purchase it. The following list outlines how many kills a Gangster
must make to acquire each Weapon:
At start - Knife
2 kills - Hand Gun
4 kills - Shotgun
7 kills - Machine Gun
11 kills - Mini Gun
16 kills - Laser Gun
A Gangster can only be created by converting six Workers in your Homebase.
The total number of Gangsters in your town and HQ can never exceed 20. You will
not be allowed to convert Workers to Gangsters if this increases the amount.
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Policemen can be designated to patrol estates that you have bought. They will
apprehend any enemy Undesirables that they see, and either lock them up in the
Police Station or the Jail (if it has been built).
In order to create Policemen, Level 2 Tenants must produce Cadets. Each Cadet
produced increases the coverage, allowing Policemen to be assigned to estates.
Once the Police Station has been built, you can start building your force.
Each Cadet produced increases your coverage by 100 man/days. A man/day equals
how many days coverage you have for one Policeman at 100% Efficiency.
As long as there are no Policemen patrolling, your coverage will stay constant.
As soon as you assign your first Policeman to an estate, however, the coverage
starts to decrease.
Each Policeman starts at 30% Efficiency. You can use the icons to modify this
figure as low as 10% and as high as 100%. The higher a Policeman's Efficiency,
the longer his field of vision, as indicated by the image on the screen.
You can assign a Policeman to as many estates as you wish, so long as you have
at least one man/day of coverage. You can also recall them at any point.
If you run out of coverage, all Policemen are recalled to the Police Station
until you have produced more Cadets.
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This man is brought into the game after the Gadget Factory is built. His only
responsibility is to deliver manufactured Objects to their chosen locations.
It is impossible to create additional Delivery Men, although Tenants can be
ordered to collect their own Objects to improve their home. A Delivery Man can
be killed, and will lose any Object he is carrying, but a replacement will be
automatically available at the Gadget Factory at no charge. In other words,
you will have your Delivery Man so long as the Gadget Factory stands.
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Even the most spectacular Houses imaginable are useless without someone to live
inside them. All of the Houses you build in the game should be populated by
Tenants. These diverse folks are your main source of income in the game, and
can also provide additional staff for your workforce. Unfortunately, Tenants
are very difficult to please, and must be kept free of stress in order to be
profitable. Each different type of Tenant has different likes and dislikes, and
knowing and making use of their preferences is the key to keeping them happy.
Tenants cannot be directly controlled at all. Although you can choose whom to
put in your Houses, you cannot interfere with their actions once they are there
(apart from evicting them, but even that has its dangers).
Tenants refuse to rent Houses of a lower Level than themselves, as they feel
that the properties are too inferior for their way of life. Tenants will accept
being placed in higher level Houses, but they will not reproduce in such
properties. Their reasons for refusing to spawn new people are their own.
You can also convert two Tenants into a Worker at your Homebase.
The total number of Tenants of a particular Level in your HQ can never exceed
10. You will not be allowed to convert Workers to Tenants if this will increase
the amount. If a Tenant is produced when you already have 10 at that Level, the
new Tenant will be removed and the council will penalise you with 100 Black
Marks. You will be warned when your Tenant total for a particular Level is
approaching 10, so as to avoid this event.
The following sections give details of each type of Tenant in the game, as well
as tips on getting the most out of them.
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Level 1 Tenants are the basic residents of the game. They are reasonably poor,
but they are fairly easy to keep content. Generally, they tolerate much more
than later Tenants, although they pay very little rent in comparison.
At the beginning of the game, you will have four Level 1 Tenants in your HQ.
These allow you to fill your first few Houses, but additional Tenants will need
to be produced to continue expanding.
As well as new Tenants, Level 1 Tenants are also able to produce new Workers.
Use this function if you need to increase your workforce.