Global trade HQ
If you really want to improve the gameplay give us a search engine for Global trade HQ.
Forum Discussion
@themetrimangel Lots of players want same stuff. Storage items and land expansion items will be even harder to get because everyone will search those items...
Easy, we can set the prices ourselves, no limit. Done in other games works great
@Duckups Would you please clarify what is easy? I’m sorry, just not following what you’re saying.
@PinnacleValleyok. So open market. It's like now. But listed out of what is for sale. Wood, metal, sushi.
We could look for what we want, and buy it when we want.
Right now the game sets a high price. We can seel it for lower if we choose
Take the high price out, and market would set a price. Or it may not sell at all.
Say I sold a chair for 1 million. You sold it for 100. Guess who's would sell first?
Both would be listed.
Nothing stops you from building it either if you don't like the price..
I think a lot would have to change. Not sure what really.
I'd say war stuff and keys should not be for sale... that would change it terribly I believe
But yeah. Maybe the way game is set up ite not possible
It would make people happier. Be less frustration buying, but I think it would make up for the loss in other places.
It worked great in another game I have played called tinywarz.
Basically worked how described it. EVERYTHING WAS FOR SALE. Game sold lots of what we would call gold here when people wanted stuff
This game is in the middle with building and buying. So maybe your insite would make this a big fat no.
Just my thoughts.. can be vetoed@Duckups Thanks for clarifying...so basically you’re supporting a search engine to find what you need. As I stated below, I believe this would be quickly exploited. As far as free enterprise is concerned, it already exists in the market...sadly the problem is the unnecessary price supports in place (Daniel) promote economically ignorant decisions rather than let customer demand drive the supply side of the market. In other words, if the large volume hamburgers, pizza, ice cream, etc. were not purchased at full price in 3 days by Daniel then the market itself would correct the situation by requiring individuals to sell useful and needed items (if the sellers want to survive) and would eliminate the need for a search engine.
