Once your population change is positive again, you can rinse and repeat as necessary. Once you see it hit zero, or go negative, it’s time to lower your taxes back down to a more reasonable 9-10%. While your taxes are maxed out, keep an eye on your weekly population change indicator. ![]() Soon enough you’ll see a boost in your income (which, unless you were severely over budget, should be enough to take your weekly balance into the green). ![]() Go to the Economy panel to take your taxes all the way up for a short amount of time. Take the sliders all the way to the right, so that all the zone types are at 29%. Go to the Economy panel (the cash icon on the menu) then click on the Taxes tab. You can take advantage of that time between raising taxes and them leaving. However, this negative effect doesn’t happen instantly. This “hack” works by giving you a substantial spike in tax income for a short duration.īy default, the taxes for your RICO (residential, industrial, commercial, and office) zones are at 9% most of the time it’s a good idea to keep your tax rates fairly close to that as your citizens will become unhappy and leave if taxes are too high. ![]() ![]() Method #1: Temporarily Maxing Out the Taxes Whether you’ve found yourself in the red from a consistently negative cash flow, or some poor decisions with loans and overspending, here are a few of the best things you can try to salvage your economy in Cities: Skylines.
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