IRS upgrade cost

mengoni wrote:
Really $18,750,00 to fully upgrade the IRS building?!!! That's going to take forever.

You mean Rome wasn't built in a day?! How tragic. :roll:

I was happy to see that upgrading to level 2 took it out of the task bar.

KillaSqirl wrote:

chippers29775 wrote:
What kind of radius increase am I looking at when I upgrade from Level 1 to Level 2?

Also, is it a steady increase between each level or do higher levels mean even greater increases?

Its a small bump for each level. I think the blast radius increases linearly which causes an increased area for higher levels if that makes sense.

Ah thanks. I just upgraded it twice so that I don't get sore fingers from collecting all over my town. I'm going to be leaving a few streets from my LZ untapped and let the multiple handshakes do their thing. :)

tapperino_forums wrote:

NeoSEC28 wrote:
I unlocked the full 9levels in a matter of seconds mainly due to having over 360million in game cash :lol: Although not anymore after buying all nine levels! :lol:

I dont even have 360 thousand. In fact I don't even have 36 thousand at the moment, this is probably the difference in people who will and will not be using the IRS.

That group includes me.

It's interesting how the game reflects real life, with regard to the value of cash. People with lots of it, don't seem to care how it's spent. Sounds liberating, would love to try it some time.

I also don't have millions to blow on a single building, which is why my money mountain will apparently never progress any further, and neither will this IRS building.

They keep releasing more expensive stuff, making it impossible to catch up. Just like real life, inflation rises faster than the income we earn. For some of us anyway.

When this principle gets overwhelming, i get depressed, it makes me look forward to death and leaving this repugnant, greedy world. Ground zero meteor strike, right here please.

4junk3000 wrote:


That group includes me.

It's interesting how the game reflects real life, with regard to the value of cash. People with lots of it, don't seem to care how it's spent. Sounds liberating, would love to try it some time.

I also don't have millions to blow on a single building, which is why my money mountain will apparently never progress any further, and neither will this IRS building.

They keep releasing more expensive stuff, making it impossible to catch up. Just like real life, inflation rises faster than the income we earn. For some of us anyway.

When this principle gets overwhelming, i get depressed, it makes me look forward to death and leaving this repugnant, greedy world. Ground zero meteor strike, right here please.

Come on... just continue to tap and suddenly you will catch up. Im not at the 360 mil level, but on the 3 mil level.
So I still have to think about how I spend my money.

In a year you will be there. Wish it was as easy in real life.

EvaMohlin wrote:

4junk3000 wrote:


That group includes me.

It's interesting how the game reflects real life, with regard to the value of cash. People with lots of it, don't seem to care how it's spent. Sounds liberating, would love to try it some time.

I also don't have millions to blow on a single building, which is why my money mountain will apparently never progress any further, and neither will this IRS building.

They keep releasing more expensive stuff, making it impossible to catch up. Just like real life, inflation rises faster than the income we earn. For some of us anyway.

When this principle gets overwhelming, i get depressed, it makes me look forward to death and leaving this repugnant, greedy world. Ground zero meteor strike, right here please.

Come on... just continue to tap and suddenly you will catch up. Im not at the 360 mil level, but on the 3 mil level.
So I still have to think about how I spend my money.

In a year you will be there. Wish it was as easy in real life.

I was just lucky that farming in those days was cheap, got my 700 blue houses in storage and when new land comes I always tab a few weeks blue houses to get my money back. :wink:

I upgraded mine to level 9 in a matter of minutes then stored the building as when I tapped on my characters to clear a job in collected to large an area and left next to nothing for my neighbours to tap, hopefully EA will change the mechanics of the game for neighbours like they do during events.

brickevand408 wrote:
I was just lucky that farming in those days was cheap, got my 700 blue houses in storage and when new land comes I always tab a few weeks blue houses to get my money back. :wink:

I do a similar thing. When new land comes out, I buy it and fill it with house farms and slowly chip away at it until it's full again. By then, there's usually more land available.

Since SH, however, I've moved most of my house farm up there and have enjoyed having the SH buildings in my town proper.

Neglecterino wrote:
I was happy to see that upgrading to level 2 took it out of the task bar.

Same here. I plan on leaving the IRS at level 2 for now. I'm hoping they will give us some sort of dial from 0-9 so we can set the tap radius based on current needs.

mystery2mi wrote:

Neglecterino wrote:
I was happy to see that upgrading to level 2 took it out of the task bar.

Same here. I plan on leaving the IRS at level 2 for now. I'm hoping they will give us some sort of dial from 0-9 so we can set the tap radius based on current needs.

We think alike! That's what I hope happens also.