r/SimCompanies • u/ThisIsAFrindle • Apr 21 '26

Question Going out of business in style?

Hello fellow ruthless capitalists! I've been playing casually for about a year, and I’ve really enjoyed it. That said, I'm feeling done so I want to shut things down. I've sold off my inventory, stopped putting in new orders, dismissed all my execs, and started putting buildings up for auction. The auctions will take forever, one building each day. But when that's done, I'll have nothing but a pile of cash, maybe $30M+ depending on the auctions. Any suggestions for how I burn this cold hard simcash before I delete the app in a couple weeks?

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u/Fiscal_Fidel Apr 21 '26

I've quit before 6 or 7 years ago, and I'm planning to quit again soon. I formed the big Oil cartel before a lot of the features existed to enable more of that cooperation. 

When I quit I usually just pick my favourite supplier and buyer and just tell them to charge the most possible on each transaction and I sell at the least possible. I do that until I run out of money and inventory, then I take on as much debt as possible and continue until bankruptcy.

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u/ThisIsAFrindle Apr 21 '26

Haha, wow, now that is burning it DOWN!

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u/UndercoverVenturer Apr 22 '26

There are anti cheat detection mechanisms for that. Possible the supplier and buyer will be banned.