Screenshot of edicts in Modern Times in Tropico 6Ĭhoosing the moral and political standings of Tropico isn't just the first step towards an independent nation it can also be the first step towards a rich one. But players should also be aware of the costs and effects of these tips and decide which ones will be the most beneficial for their own playthrough of Tropico 6. These tips will earn players money, sure. Buildings can bring in profit, but they're going to cost a bit to be built in the first place. Certain policies may result in some extra cash, but may also result in unhappy citizens and plummeting approval ratings within factions.

Updated on Novemby Jason Van Duine: While earning as much money as possible may be the highest priority for some players, everything in Tropico 6 comes at a price. Knowing what policies to enact, structures to build, and industries to invest in can mean the difference between a broke nation and a thriving one. Making money in Tropico 6 requires a bit of strategy, perhaps even more so than most other parts of the game or previous games. RELATED: The Best Ways To Earn Money In Grand Theft Auto V (& Ways That Are Just Terrible)

With all this on their plate, it can be understandable if new players accidentally end up a few dollars short when purchasing the latest Plantation on their island. Players must balance creating their desired government with improving their political relations with other factions. Buildings, trade, and even edicts require at least some cash from El Presidente.

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