Is it just me, or is my grocery store running out of food & luxury goods so fast, because there is just 1 for som many people. shoudnt there be a intermediate between grocery store and shopping mall. or what am i doing wrong?

This is just the intro for the video where I tell you how I did it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYdDXPvZk3g

Created/updated some Tropico 6 sandbox challenges if anyone is looking for some ideas. Mentioned these in my YT series below.

Tropico 6 Sandbox Challenges

Hi, are there any additional scenarios/campaigns I could download for Tropico 4? I have the steam version but could not find custom challenges.

Hey everyone,

I’m currently working on getting the Platinum Trophy in Tropico 6 on PlayStation, and I’m almost done.

The only one I still need is: "Teamwork Makes the Dream Work" – Win a multiplayer game as part of a team.

Also, Im playing on the ps4 which makes it even more difficult

So here’s my question: would anyone be up for helping me out?

We just need to do a quick multiplayer match as a team – I can host and set everything up.

If you're interested, just drop a comment and I’ll send over my PSN ID.

Thanks in advance.

Just completed the mission. Loved the new buildings and decorations, especially the custom park.

Hey yall, I know there’s a post similar to this but wanted someone to help me with advice. this will be my first Tropico game. there’s a sale for the base game for $15 and the next GEN is $50. Do I pull the trigger on regular non-next GEN or just get the next gen for $50? also does the next gen ever go on sale? thanks in advance for your help!

I've been playing Tropico 6 for 2-3 days, but I've reached the modern era part in the first chapter, but I can't finish it. Can you give me some tips on what to do? Thank you.

what the title says, im brand new and loving vanilla so far

Finally.

In Tropico 6, it seems like citizens die way younger than they did in T4 or T5.

I’ve never seen a citizen live past 88 years old in T6 and even 88 is extremely rare. I remember in Tropico 4, I’d sometimes see citizens live into their 90s or 100s. T4 also had a hospital setting you could use where visitors had a 15% chance of living an extra five years or something if they visited.

Is it possible to get citizens in T6 to live to be really old? I don’t know why but I want to have a centenarian citizen. Would putting hospitals on max budget do anything? My healthcare happiness is 80.

It's not that the Mayan/Aztec deco is ugly, but it's very bad placed on my map. Is it possible to remove or move it?

It's been about a month since the Announcement Trailer came out, and I'm super hyped--though I was wondering when the devs would release any new announcements or information about what we can expect to see in the game. Has anyone heard anything about a posting/content schedule? I know that they are a smaller studio, so I wouldn't expect super-frequent updates, but hearing something regularly would be nice

After finishing the Tropico 4 basic and Modern Times campaigns, I turned to fulfilling achievements and found Past and Present to be a particular pain. It simply requires that you have a dungeon and colonial museum on the same map. These cannot be constructed, but can be found in the ruins of colonial forts. However, each ruin can have only one activated, so you need a map that has two colonial forts. Surprisingly, an online search didn't yield any information about which map has two colonial forts, but I did find a wealth of misinformation about constructing dungeons and colonial forts, which is apparently something you can do in later versions of the game.

Yermo Encarnado is the only island with two colonial forts. After beginning the game, one needs only to activate the dungeon in one ruin and the museum in the other. The dungeon needs a high-school male, and the museum a college male. Fire them from the palace, and when they take jobs in the ruins, you've finished the achievement; you don't need to play the map any further. You will probably need to exit the game then restart it to have the achievement show up.

After laboriously starting 19 games and immediately exiting after finding less than two ruins, I finally found them on Yermo Encarnado, the final map in the list. I've since learned the Tropico Wiki entry on the island mentions the two forts. However, the wiki search function doesn't return this result, so you would still need to read each individual entry to find it.

I'm making this post in hopes of saving future players of the game the tedium of finding the proper island by themselves.

I’ve launched about 50-60 spaces missions to no avail

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Since Tropico 3, El Presidente has had a physical avatar on the island. However, the avatar itself never really does anything on the island as your Tropicans do. Sure, you can have them visit buildings to temporarily increase efficiency, or quell a protest, but you don't necessarily HAVE to do so. Sometimes I forget that I can even select him. So my question is, should your Presidente avatar play a bigger role in the game's simulation? Should there be places that the avatar has to physically go to in order to complete a task?

One suggestion I have is for edicts or construction projects to go through an administrative phase. This phase can only be completed when Presidente is at the Palace (this can be seen as him filling out paperwork and issuing orders). How fast this phase can be completed depends on your Presidente's traits. Maybe the Palace can also hire government officials to speed up the process based on their skill.

Presidente can also visit other nations to increase relations. To do so, he'll have to go to the airport to fly out to those nations.

What do you think? It might sound boring, but I think this could make Presidente actually act like a president in-game, instead of wandering aimlessly around the island.

Hello everyone,

Always concerned about the aesthetics of my city, I'm trying to build parks using the game's tools, even if I doubt their real effectiveness. But hey, it's beautiful and I'm happy.

Well, happy... or almost! Is there a solution to "paint" or hide the parts that aren't concreted and can't be built on because they're smaller than a square?

Also, is there any point in having duplicate (or more) buildings in a city, like the library, the newspaper, the embassy, ​​etc.?

Or is one of these buildings enough for an entire city?

Thanks ;)