Now I can't connect.
Gonna let it settle.
Gonna let it settle.
"Development Level >>"? Figuring out what all these numbers do.
- Thread starter Ian Doncaster
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Most commodities have a fair difference between "average import demand" and "average export supply" for the same size of station economy, and most economies import a much wider range of commodities than they export.
It's not just Industrial, it's that the entire galaxy has massive under-production. If an infinite number of players took all the supplied goods and used them to meet all the demand, then on an "instant" basis there would still be 400 billion tonnes of demand left, and even allowing that supply generally recovers quicker than demand does, this infinite amount of hauling (provided it wasn't abusing "zero supply regeneration" rules) would never get close to filling most demands (while a few commodities would have supply mountains pile up)
The ED economy is of course sufficiently abstracted that this hasn't caused complete economic collapse. But it does mean that hybrid economies on a single station form a microcosm of the entire thing - on average, demand outstrips supply wherever the two are shared.
Whatever. Play political blame games and office politician. I don't care.
Good luck.
Yes this gives me hope because at least something works.
There are alot of confusing reports. You built something yesterday,and it removed the tri economy thing.
Then why were you here trying to “correct” me on something that I visibly saw in the journal files with my own game and insist on insulting me afterward as well?
That merely makes it look like you were never here to have an actual discussion. Anyway, you have good luck (or more importantly patience) with your own colonization endeavors too. Given how this beta’s gone so far, it will be needed.
The construction platform of the farm has not gone away and the Coriolis (slot 0, slot 1 the space farm and a medium agri settlement on the planet) is also still eco type "Colony". I rather expected the latter but hoped maybe there'd be a fix :/
Would it be fair to say that the bugged planetary economic influence that is now slowly leaving the galaxy also provided bugged system stats related to the type of economy? And that this bonus would work only on the local body's stations?
Still puzzling out how my Coriolis's shipyard and outfitting took a hit from a positive change to tech and dev levels.
If the ice planet was propping up the development level (since that's a feature of industrial settlements in general), that would inflate the number of ships and modules offered by local stations. Once that 115% industry influence drops out, perhaps that unseen bonus development level also dropped out.
This would also suggest that adding industrial settlements to the two remaining planet slots might mostly fix the problem. I'm in no hurry to build anything right now until I have a better sense of things, but at least that sounds like a reasonable plan.
Anybody else experiencing this and have a solution?
Still puzzling out how my Coriolis's shipyard and outfitting took a hit from a positive change to tech and dev levels.
If the ice planet was propping up the development level (since that's a feature of industrial settlements in general), that would inflate the number of ships and modules offered by local stations. Once that 115% industry influence drops out, perhaps that unseen bonus development level also dropped out.
This would also suggest that adding industrial settlements to the two remaining planet slots might mostly fix the problem. I'm in no hurry to build anything right now until I have a better sense of things, but at least that sounds like a reasonable plan.
Anybody else experiencing this and have a solution?
So - the same as FC costs that sometime skip a week. Unsurprising. I guess that means we get the same 'where are my payments' posts most weeks from now 
Incoming fix for planetary markets https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threa...ies-market-issue-update.636667/#post-10611330
Going to check my surface agri settlement after 24 hours
I'll be ecstatic even if it has just 7 commodities in the market 
Has anyone tried building multiple colony economy ports on single planet to apply economy influence later? With this fix I want to finish cori and add outpost below it to turn them to refinery with new hubs later
The Civilian Planetary Outpost I built a while back is no longer just selling explosives, nerve agents, and cobalt like some kind of Terrorist Emporium. It also has inherited at least a partial refinery economy from the two hubs present on the same body. However it is still primarily a Colony market type which is a tad frustrating given two refinery hubs should be enough from what I've read. Oh well. I'm just happy that after over a month I finally have a station with a functioning market
… guess I now have an excuse to build that civilian T1 outpost I put down on the planet last night as well. The influence of the hubs does not get spread between ports, does it? Vaguely recall reading it somewhere in here it does not, which might become important if I decide to put down a (long-term) T3 build to cap it off.
Nice.
In my case, I have 4 hubs. Yet still 0.5 colony, 0.5 refinery. You can see the difference here (maybe from extra dev. points from buildings around the system):
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