This excellent game has lots of neat features to discover as your store expands. In some cases you might need to experiment a bit to learn how best to use them, and that is all part of the fun. Although there are a number of unrealistic aspects (for example immediate deliveries and the infinite capacity of the dustbin), I think in most cases the creators chose wisely to make the game more enjoyable.
After watching the first episode last week, I went and bought the game on Steam. It's so addictive that I've already clocked up 27.5 hrs of play. I now have 2 tills, 2 cashiers, 2 restockers, and a self-service till. Don't forget, you do have your daily bills to pay as well and also if you go into the furniture section of the market tab you can buy extra lights from there.
Hey Joe, been watching for a long time. We miss the Omsi 2 content! Where has it gone? No pressure but hopes we start seeing it again. Good videos Joe and a very happy Halloween!
Another great vid Joe. Not sure about the name of the shop tho, I imagined you would come up with something really funny. Keep up the good work, am really enjoying the series so far. 😊
Prices can be changed on the computer, it also allows to to sort prices by most recent change, you can see which products that the market price has changed for and change them there, it is under the pricing section.
I always set prices at 1p less than market value. Stops them whinging about stuff being too expensive. (Also, if you're doing the checkouts, you can just use the numpad for card payments)
@@JoeDobsongaming you'll be able to hire a cashier soon. Also, you're a bloody train guard, you must sell tickets all the time, and pricing there is always an adventure. Lol
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This excellent game has lots of neat features to discover as your store expands. In some cases you might need to experiment a bit to learn how best to use them, and that is all part of the fun.
Although there are a number of unrealistic aspects (for example immediate deliveries and the infinite capacity of the dustbin), I think in most cases the creators chose wisely to make the game more enjoyable.
After watching the first episode last week, I went and bought the game on Steam. It's so addictive that I've already clocked up 27.5 hrs of play. I now have 2 tills, 2 cashiers, 2 restockers, and a self-service till.
Don't forget, you do have your daily bills to pay as well and also if you go into the furniture section of the market tab you can buy extra lights from there.
Ohhhh definitely! It's massively addictive isn't it :D Hopefully our store will also have great things on the horizon haha :D
Thought the shop was going to be called "Dobson's Choice" :)
Joe , use the mod that lets you change the currency to UK Pounds .Much more realistic for UK gamers.
Hey Joe, been watching for a long time. We miss the Omsi 2 content! Where has it gone? No pressure but hopes we start seeing it again. Good videos Joe and a very happy Halloween!
the US don't use contactless, nor use chip and pin, they still use swipe their cards to pay, they always behind with things
Another great vid Joe. Not sure about the name of the shop tho, I imagined you would come up with something really funny. Keep up the good work, am really enjoying the series so far. 😊
Nice one Joe keep it up
I think you should call it JoeLocal
If they ever add more saves to this game, a joe+ series might be cool to see. Great video as always Joe!
Definitely BennoXIX! I'm a bit of a Supermarket Sim addict right now :D
Prices can be changed on the computer, it also allows to to sort prices by most recent change, you can see which products that the market price has changed for and change them there, it is under the pricing section.
That's much easier than going round each individual product isn't it :D Thanks for the hint Stone :D
Joe (Ik this is random) when msfs 24 comes out can you do a live stream on it?
The dev must be french as all the products are the exact same apart from one or two letters (panzati instead of panzaNi pasta for example)
I always set prices at 1p less than market value. Stops them whinging about stuff being too expensive. (Also, if you're doing the checkouts, you can just use the numpad for card payments)
1p! But then if they pay cash it'll involve maths :'(
@@JoeDobsongaming you'll be able to hire a cashier soon. Also, you're a bloody train guard, you must sell tickets all the time, and pricing there is always an adventure. Lol
its not pounds its dollars... £ thats the pound... it shows $ meaning its DOLLARS!!!!!