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Anyone got more info? Is it galaxy wide? Or just those stations?
So this intrigues me...
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Anyone got more info? Is it galaxy wide? Or just those stations?
Still doesn't have a shade on the usual "Mining/Massacre Stacking", which always knocks the wind out of this sort of thing.
I was thinking its an alternative, bit of temporary balancing or thinking ahead...
not a CG - rescue passengers for Imp rank
CG - get Achenar Permit & discount on ranked Imp ships
not a CG - get some extra money to buy ships
Somethings happening soon in Achenar......
Not as profitable as other trades, dunno if therell be any specific trade source mission that add extra, think its just a 'bonus' to normal traders who prefer to trade and dont want to switch just to get the money for the ships. Its also a lore or story driven price increase which is good to see, seems a lot of thought has gone into this current new phase from all angles, besides, every little helps
not a CG - rescue passengers for Imp rank
CG - get Achenar Permit & discount on ranked Imp ships
not a CG - get some extra money to buy ships
Somethings happening soon in Achenar......
Not as profitable as other trades, dunno if therell be any specific trade source mission that add extra, think its just a 'bonus' to normal traders who prefer to trade and dont want to switch just to get the money for the ships. Its also a lore or story driven price increase which is good to see, seems a lot of thought has gone into this current new phase from all angles, besides, every little helps
Galaxy wide, even out here. Copied from my post in Dangerous Discussion...
Interestingly this makes Aluminium cheaper per tonne than Bauxite and Titanium cheaper per tonne than Rutile, which surely can't last very long.
The significant drop in supply/demand amounts for most of them will make markets a little easier to run dry, though for most of these goods that won't be noticeable most of the time - depends if it's affected the restock rates as well, which won't be clear for a while. If that sort of thing happened to other commodities as well then more markets might start to get interesting - though this probably isn't enough yet.
Makes Rocky mining merely terrible rather than "won't pay for the limpets", too.
Interestingly this makes Aluminium cheaper per tonne than Bauxite and Titanium cheaper per tonne than Rutile, which surely can't last very long.
The significant drop in supply/demand amounts for most of them will make markets a little easier to run dry, though for most of these goods that won't be noticeable most of the time - depends if it's affected the restock rates as well, which won't be clear for a while. If that sort of thing happened to other commodities as well then more markets might start to get interesting - though this probably isn't enough yet.
Makes Rocky mining merely terrible rather than "won't pay for the limpets", too.
Oh, the fact that you can get more money with Painite is irrelevant. You can get more money than most trade goods with bounties / combat missions / exploration / passengers too, and those are set entirely arbitrarily with respect to the commodity markets.
The supply/demand quantity changes are the more important ones, as they give more scope for interesting non-financial consequences.
The supply/demand quantity changes are the more important ones, as they give more scope for interesting non-financial consequences.
These materials were the much needed ones in the CG (bauxite-gallite-rutile on Nagasairu, and the other 3 types on Tenche), so its logical they run out of these, the construction consumed them.
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Not really ...it had to run out during. Not a week later
It was already delivered and something left there. Now they say that left over magically shrinked.
I wonder if this is the start of an economy-based strand to the story. Maybe economic turbulence caused as a side-effect of the empire-tears-itself-aart strand.
Though other than the unbalanced mine-ables I'm not sure that there has been much of a call for that
Though other than the unbalanced mine-ables I'm not sure that there has been much of a call for that
In fairness, I've been calling for "interesting economy-based storylines" for years.I wonder if this is the start of an economy-based strand to the story. Maybe economic turbulence caused as a side-effect of the empire-tears-itself-aart strand.
Though other than the unbalanced mine-ables I'm not sure that there has been much of a call for that
I am really impressed with these new storylines so far - they seem to be taking the best of the 2015/2018 fluff writing, and combining it with 2019-style Interstellar Initiative in-game effects turned up to 11.