We have just bought GOL 2005 - 2007 edition, and we are confused with something. We have been playing the previous (1990's) game of life version for many years so we are familiar with those rules.
So just after the game begins, you buy a starter home, fine fair enough, then you have the option to change and buy a house for anything up to $800k, but we cannot see a reason why it is a good investment to purchase the optional more expensive house. Even if you do sell it back to the bank at the end, you still make no profit, and it's an option to buy it anyway. Seems stupid to me really.
Not impressed with this edition really, and I hear the 50th anniversary is even worse.
So if I am missing anything please can someone clarify for me.
Thanks
So just after the game begins, you buy a starter home, fine fair enough, then you have the option to change and buy a house for anything up to $800k, but we cannot see a reason why it is a good investment to purchase the optional more expensive house. Even if you do sell it back to the bank at the end, you still make no profit, and it's an option to buy it anyway. Seems stupid to me really.
Not impressed with this edition really, and I hear the 50th anniversary is even worse.
So if I am missing anything please can someone clarify for me.
Thanks