I would expect you to earn considerably more in DI than in DII, because the fans are much more interested in buying tickets.This only holds if his area is big enough. Mine, for example, has been designed to be full at max prices in DII (which, one may argue, has been optimal up to now). So I am lucky I have some spare cash to extend it a bit, otherwise the only benefit I get from promotion is a 40% tax instead of a 25% tax...
I would expect you to earn considerably more in DI than in DII, because the fans are much more interested in buying tickets.
I would expect you to earn considerably more in DI than in DII, because the fans are much more interested in buying tickets.This only holds if his area is big enough. Mine, for example, has been designed to be full at max prices in DII (which, one may argue, has been optimal up to now). So I am lucky I have some spare cash to extend it a bit, otherwise the only benefit I get from promotion is a 40% tax instead of a 25% tax...this is a managerial game so one must choose how many risks it's worth takingkeeping a small arena with maxed prices and using the money another manager spends on seats to buy better players means giving up some flexibility. if you start losing some matches the attendance will go down much faster(of course there was no way to foresee a change of this magnitude and i think it should have been announced some week in advance to give managers at least the time to adapt)
Theoretically, this is true. Practically, one seat is immaterial.