Legal store managers/assistants

[Smoke1]

I'd like to see the ability for legal store owners,car dealerships, gas stations, convenience stores to appoint somebody the ability to order stock not withdraw money from the Treasury and be paid for it. incase someone is out of town or wants to hire someone to manage there store, 

[Quietthecutie]

-1 purely because theres only a certain number of stores and if an owner cannot log in often enough to restock them (dosent take long) then they shouldnt ghost own them and deny others the opertunity of formally taking over simply because their friend is stocking it for  them. 

Tldr monopolies kill servers. 

[Smoke1]

issue is store owners are currently not forced to sell there stores so regardless of if we like it or not they can remain empty like fuel stations have been for weeks

[Freyster]

+1 It works on gunstores, not sure why it shouldn't on other stores/gas stations.

[Cup]

8 hours ago, Quietthecutie said:

-1 purely because theres only a certain number of stores and if an owner cannot log in often enough to restock them (dosent take long) then they shouldnt ghost own them and deny others the opertunity of formally taking over simply because their friend is stocking it for  them. 

Tldr monopolies kill servers. 

So for this I would say, I agree with you BUT. I think that we can have it both ways. Let the owner have someone manage it who can restock it so we dont have empty stores / gas stations BUT ALSO if the owner is inactive for so long look into changing over its ownership

[Quietthecutie]

7 hours ago, Cup said:

So for this I would say, I agree with you BUT. I think that we can have it both ways. Let the owner have someone manage it who can restock it so we dont have empty stores / gas stations BUT ALSO if the owner is inactive for so long look into changing over its ownership

I could maybe see this but ultimately like i said, my gripe is this just increasing peoples hold on assets without them themselves actually being active in the city.

[PurplePlant]

+1 if owner is inactive properties should be taken back just like homes. I have seen a couple loan companies that never operate and I'm genuinely wondering if they are ever going to be auctioned or what