Manage Thy Kingdom

[Brawleyman19]

I finished Royal Troubles and was wondering the best way to go about getting good profits. I'm currently investing in 100% coal, 30% flax, and 20% fish. Does anyone have good advice they can throw my way?

[Kellis]

Invest in fish, and put at least a mil in to ensure maximum profit.

[Mungo0]

The best combo for making profit at the moment is 100% on raw fish, and 50% on Flax.

[SportsGuy]

I disagree with the math...

 

 

 

The best way is actually 9 clicks on one and 6 clicks on another...

 

 

 

Otherwise you "waste" a bonus, such as gems or caskets.

[bob7926]

10 fish 5 flax..

 

 

 

it has been proven time and time again as most profitable. click here

[Mungo0]

I disagree with the math...

 

 

 

The best way is actually 9 clicks on one and 6 clicks on another...

 

 

 

Otherwise you "waste" a bonus, such as gems or caskets.

 

 

 

But in the case of 100% on Fish and 50% on Flax, it's better to keep it like that, because you get no bonuses with Flax, and you do with Fish, and your suggestion would actually decrease the profit.

[RayOxide]

Collect weekly and up your approval 2/3 days??

 

I dont knoes much about mtk

[depresins]

It's a fantastic way to make money.

 

 

 

I find 10 on fish, 5 on maples to be the most profitable. Not counting bonuses, flax is more poriftable than maples, but I'm averaging 75k a day in tree seeds. Thats 125k profit a day.

[SportsGuy]

If you're ignoring bonuses, that's one thing...for profit, coal is much more valuable I think...it's almost three times as pricey on the exchange than maple logs and more than twice the cost of flax for just less than twice the price.

 

 

 

I say 10 coal (if you don't care about the bonuses) the rest in fish, cook the tuna and sell them.

 

 

 

You get cooking experience, the tuna is selling well at the moment...and even if you have to wait a couple of days for the coal to sell, it WILL sell and give you the money.

 

 

 

if you need cash fast, go ahead and do flax and maples, but I'd switch it up...I'd also take advantage of the bonuses and take the minor cash hit in order to come out better in areas other than straight cash.