A: Hello, is that John Deere Company? I’d like to speak to Joshua Brames, please. B: Yes, Brames is speaking. A: Good afternoon, Mr. Brames. This is Thomas Alfredson of Case. We have seen your new models of 130 horsepower tractors, and we are interested in buying them. Could you send us your offer? B: Oh, you know Thomas, I believe we have sent you our offer already. Have you received it? A: Not yet. When did you send it? B: I mailed it a week ago. A: Then we must receive it today or one of these days. B: I think so. How many tractor units would you like to buy?
General rules The game is a desktop field with sectors, a special card (confirm the right of ownership to a particular object), playing dice, and game currency. Each player starts with an initial capital with the figure at the beginning of the field. Throw cubes defined range of a player's turn. Each sector corresponds to the number of possible or mandatory action. If the sector is located some company and it's free - the player may buy it. If the company was bought by another player before - got him the player must pay a visit to this sector of the owner in accordance with the tariff to certain rules. If a player hits the sector action - he must fulfill the prescribed sector action: to pay part of the money to the bank to receive part of the funds from the bank, skip the next turn, and so on The goal is to achieve a bankrupt other players. Strategy games How to play monopoly, you will explain to anyone who understands the competition in the free market system. From the name of the game it is clear that the need to strive for monopoly status in the game. To become a monopoly, you have to buy all the companies the same industry. Generally in the game there are a few branches, each of which has between two to four companies. Monopoly produces additional revenue from the enterprises monopolize the industry. Also, "assets" enterprises can be improved for the currency, which will receive even more revenue. The assets of companies can buy and sell. Freedom of action of variations of the game opens up many tactics you can use to accumulate capital and crush "competitors" - other players.
B: Yes, Brames is speaking.
A: Good afternoon, Mr. Brames. This is Thomas Alfredson of Case. We have seen your new models of 130 horsepower tractors, and we are interested in buying them. Could you send us your offer?
B: Oh, you know Thomas, I believe we have sent you our offer already. Have you received it?
A: Not yet. When did you send it?
B: I mailed it a week ago.
A: Then we must receive it today or one of these days.
B: I think so. How many tractor units would you like to buy?