actually the january update patch notes are claiming that the proposal of showing price for current cargo is forwarded to the devs for further improvementsThis is an issue worthy of attention from this forum and the developers
actually the january update patch notes are claiming that the proposal of showing price for current cargo is forwarded to the devs for further improvementsThis is an issue worthy of attention from this forum and the developers
Amazing how just getting a correctly functioning feature is cause for such celebration, we could be expecting so much more.actually the january update patch notes are claiming that the proposal of showing price for current cargo is forwarded to the devs for further improvements
Sure. Whatever the number is, all I'm asking for is that the galaxy map shows accurate numbers based on my current state. If I have 200 tons of cargo, then I open the galaxy map and start checking import prices, it should show what I would get if I docked right now. Otherwise I fly to the station, and can't tell if I get hit by the tax until I dock.
bulktax does not apply to fleetcarrier markets, and it never applies after selling. so i'd say that's a bug. maybe the owner changed the price while you have been at selling?Docked at fleet carrier who buys Painate for 645K Cr. Demand is 3000t. I had about 180t Painate. Price at commodity market IS still 645K Cr when I docked. When I clicked to sell, it says I'll get around 118 mil. Cr. But, I got about 80 mil. Cr. after transaction. I am aware of "bulk sale fee".
That's a lot of fun! Lovely Jubbly! Selling is like a box of chocolate, you'll never know what you gonna get.
I am kind a spoiled brat who's used to shop goods in real life for prices which are labeled on items I purchase. It is common practice in Europe, but it seems it works in different way at some star system 130 Ly away from Earth.
If game developers could re-code market transactions which include "bulk sale fee" into final price? I don't mind how much fee would be, but I'd love not to feel cheated/scammed every time I dock to station to sell commodities without knowing how much I'm getting payed.
People in USA, probably have a lot of fun when they purchase items without knowing exact price until they get to cashier. Sell prices in shops are presented without value-added tax (VAT). I hope that USA will never ever invade Europe. It would be such a
I've bug reported that one a few times (the report gets wiped after each patch, so I resubmit it when I can find enough time to refresh the details). It seems to work off a default commodity list for each station, without regard for whether certain good's legal status has changed due to the current controlling faction, etc. So you get some goods marked as illegal when viewed in the galaxy map trading screen when they're currently not, and more commonly vice versa. The commodity market just seems to ignore the legal status.I love the way it promises great profits for a commodity that is actually:
A) illegal so you will always get 25% less
B) might not even be a black market so no way to actually sell the goods
That may be caused by a current bug where the commodity market screen sometimes says 'Galactic Average' at the top of the column while it's actually set to a specific station.btw. - if you like to see something something really fun, compare galactic average right hand panel to galactic average in the commodity market...
Docked at fleet carrier who buys Painate for 645K Cr. Demand is 3000t. I had about 180t Painate. Price at commodity market IS still 645K Cr when I docked. When I clicked to sell, it says I'll get around 118 mil. Cr. But, I got about 80 mil. Cr. after transaction. I am aware of "bulk sale fee".
If you have NPC crew they take a cut of profits
I think that might be a reason. Didn't tested it yet, but it is very likely, since I find no one have similar complaints regarding income.
Since I'm noob with some experience, I didn't expected that NPC crew takes cut even if they are not traveling with me on my mining missions.
I'll notify my HR department with request to end contracts with hired NPC pilots. I'll take another Painate mission and see what happens. I can hire another crew anytime.
Corporate greed should not be underestimated
Thanks for the tip
If you're not interested in training them up from 'Harmless' to keep the cost down you can always hire and then fire immediately before you hand in the mission(s). That way you just have the initial recruitment cost to cover and no wages.
bulktax does not apply to fleetcarrier markets, and it never applies after selling. so i'd say that's a bug. maybe the owner changed the price while you have been at selling?