In the game monopoly, everyone bought properties and started off with $15 million. In the beginning of the game we had some difficulties, and no other players had played the credit card version of the game. Many of the players, started to lose money in the beginning because of cards such as the chance card. Buying properties that gave back an appropriate rent, and that would help make profit, after a certain amount of rent given from other players. In the game you need to have a strategy and one of the main strategies were to just buy as many properties possible since there are so many people in the group and it is hard to repurchase of buy that property. Some players didn’t really have a set property which led them to lose money quickly and
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Before buying I have to ask myself questions like will this decision survive the test of time?, will people land on that property every so often, What benefits come out of the decision, will I make more money or will I lose money by buying this certain property. Another ethical dilemma would be when one of the players offered to sell 3 properties that were worth over $3 million for only $2 million, I had to ask myself the same questions, and I ended up buying the 3 properties since, I only owned about 2 properties and that would put the other player in trouble which is beneficial because you have a higher chance to win the game, also you make more money since, I was able to get both of the blue properties, which meant I can put houses and hotels and charge people more for landing on my property. Also there were some unfair business practices such as, when trading some the deals didn’t really make up for the money, for example when Shinto and Kyra traded, Kyra didn’t really make much from the property she bought from Shinto. Shinto started to make a millions and Kyra only made thousands, but Kyra didn’t notice which made it a win-win for Shinto. There were also other problems like in the beginning our credit card calculator stop working and we had less time to play the game overall and then towards …show more content…
Also another way of staying out of debt was to always have the grantee of the $2 million from passing GO, because of that I was able to make more money which helped me pay off the rent I would have to owe to the players when I land on their property. Also by looking at cost and making sure that it is worth the quality or the rent of the land would help determine, if it is worth buying that property, also by looking at how much it would cost others to pay my rent. Some services in the game would be the Internet and Phone service which were both bought by Kyra and that meant that she would get double and more of the rent since, it was determined by the dice and what number you roll. When you roll sometimes you would get a number of the dice and that would take you to either chance or community chest. Chance cards would require cash or supplies, fixtures, tools, or equipment that you would pay for in the game and those there assets that you would have to pay off since they might have to buy a new car or for the internet service which an expense is for paying off. Also over time assets increase based on the cash flow they
Before buying I have to ask myself questions like will this decision survive the test of time?, will people land on that property every so often, What benefits come out of the decision, will I make more money or will I lose money by buying this certain property. Another ethical dilemma would be when one of the players offered to sell 3 properties that were worth over $3 million for only $2 million, I had to ask myself the same questions, and I ended up buying the 3 properties since, I only owned about 2 properties and that would put the other player in trouble which is beneficial because you have a higher chance to win the game, also you make more money since, I was able to get both of the blue properties, which meant I can put houses and hotels and charge people more for landing on my property. Also there were some unfair business practices such as, when trading some the deals didn’t really make up for the money, for example when Shinto and Kyra traded, Kyra didn’t really make much from the property she bought from Shinto. Shinto started to make a millions and Kyra only made thousands, but Kyra didn’t notice which made it a win-win for Shinto. There were also other problems like in the beginning our credit card calculator stop working and we had less time to play the game overall and then towards …show more content…
Also another way of staying out of debt was to always have the grantee of the $2 million from passing GO, because of that I was able to make more money which helped me pay off the rent I would have to owe to the players when I land on their property. Also by looking at cost and making sure that it is worth the quality or the rent of the land would help determine, if it is worth buying that property, also by looking at how much it would cost others to pay my rent. Some services in the game would be the Internet and Phone service which were both bought by Kyra and that meant that she would get double and more of the rent since, it was determined by the dice and what number you roll. When you roll sometimes you would get a number of the dice and that would take you to either chance or community chest. Chance cards would require cash or supplies, fixtures, tools, or equipment that you would pay for in the game and those there assets that you would have to pay off since they might have to buy a new car or for the internet service which an expense is for paying off. Also over time assets increase based on the cash flow they