Well now I'm addicted to Crazy Taxi Gazillionaire.
Thanks Jeff and Ben I guess.
I've been out of the clicker game for awhile, but the progression feels kind of weird. It seems it is 99% dictated by getting additional licenses for drivers, which is almost entirely driven by the scratching tickets after a short while (which is bottlenecked by time or diamonds) as opposed to something like trying to optimize for the best upgrade. I guess this shouldn't be surprising given that that's just the long trail of progression but it feels odd when there's no practical decision making involved in
that sort of thing. The licenses are just given out randomly, as opposed to trying to pick out, "which long-term upgrade gives best ROI".
Similarly, even the 'strategy' for "buy/upgrade taxis" seems to be either to put everything into your highest-fare driver (is there a point where you get more bang-for-buck by upgrading other taxis? I haven't done the math but I think no?) or to get at a
couple general perks.