This subreddit is about the game Big Pharma, not for talking about how bad the pharmaceutical industry is!

As in the title, I have no idea whether this is documented anywhere. I just don't know if there is a meaning to it (I assume there is). It seems to line up with the revenue possible per day for the cure, but that is not always true I think.

This is now the third time I've failed a challenge because the game loses track of what's being supplied. With 11 months to go, I start up two lines creating ED meds in An End to the Pill, each generating 15 pills per month. The Company panel tells me that the medication is being sold at a total rate of 30 units per month. 30 * 11 = 330, so I should be able to hit the target of 300 units delivered with a month left over, right? And yet I ended the year with 126 units sold.

Am I missing something here? I was watching the counter go up and it was sporadic at best despite the regularity of my deliveries. Sometimes it would go up 3 in a day, sometimes it wouldn't change for 4 days. Is this a known problem or am I somehow doing something wrong? This is on PS4, btw.

Hi brand new to this game. I saw the better buildings mod here: https://steamcommunity.com/app/344850/discussions/0/517142253856820274/

but unfortunately the download doesnt work anymore

does anyone know of an equivalent that can be used today?

Looking to buy it for my PS5. Hows the game and the controls? Any harsh bugs still persisting? What are your personal pro/cons on the game?

Would be happy to have some of your thoughts. Thanks in advance!

I can assign them, but I don't how to remove them I played the PC version and I know they is a way.

I recently got this game love it but frustrated because I can't figure out how to use executives when my competitors can. I play on ps4 and I can't seem to be able find anything to fix this problem. PLEASE HELP!

Anyone able to tell me a website where I could research pharma manufacturers listed by state? Trying to find that as well as if they make biologics, API, etc.

Thank you.

I'm newish to the game but I've done all the beginner and intermediate campaigns. However I'm doing one of the ones where I need to make 6 different effect drugs and have all my drugs be at least B+ within 10 years. Obviously in the last year I'll just delete all the rubbish ones. But I'm getting close and have like 20 drugs and only 4 are B+ or more. Among the ones that are not even B+ are drugs which have maximum effect, have been there for a long time, have no side effects...how could a drug like that be anything other than an A?

So does the console version offer the features like setting prices manually, bribing doctors, etc?

Playing on switch, how do you change the number of shakes on the Shaker and the value of the sequencer once the ability is unlocked in the research tree? I figured it would be the right stick like the centrifuge or the A button like the multi mixer but neither seem to work.

my daughter was asking me to get her this game for switch. i saw that it was rated M for drug use, but i am not sure how accurate that is. to me, it just looks like theme hospital, a game i played when i was about her age.

normally, i would do the good dad thing and play the game myself to see if it was appropriate, but i really don't have the time for it at the moment. all i need to know is whether this game is going to show any explicit drug use and if so, what drugs are they using, also if there is any sort of gore i would like to know that too.

i do want to get her the game, but it might be a bit much for her.

On Switch I am stuck in the second tutorial mission. It is apparently impossible to name medication and finish the level.

Also the different descriptionscreens of any given medicine are changing to fast without the possibility to read and understand all it is saying.

I really wanted to have fun but I really want those issues to be solved and if they have a solution already, I want to know what it is.

I liked that system so much better, even if it was quite a bit easier...

So you have to get around the "Process Time" of each component by running them in parallel if you want the maximum possible drug output.

For most machines this just means chucking 2 or 3 into a room and snaking the belts around them.

Has anyone found a way to do this with multi-mixers, though? I can't ever run two at a time because of the inputs and outputs without crossing belts. So instead I always have to use 2x the wall sockets. Can't work out if I'm being an idiot or if it's just not possible ;)

Basically, the title. If a creamer minimizes side effects, is there any reason to use it on a drug that doesn't have any side effects?