Can the minimal price a unit can be sold on market be raised/set? I think it would help in dealing with mutlis. Honestly, why would anyone want to sell a turret for $50-$75? or sell food/oil for anything less than what they would get on private-market(without tax)? I don't think people are simply That stupid. Any thoughts or comments on this are cool. Maybe I'm not thinking of other factors.

Actually, there have been idiots that sold bushels on the market for sub 29 dollars. Let it slide.

Yes, I know. I've seen that, which isn't as great an impact, but someone who is a casher with an indy multi buying at $50/$75 a turret or so is a big help. A decent min price limit might help to balance everything out. Where does the madness stop? $10 units to the lucky finder or multi? I'm just trying to think of ways to somewhat diminish the impact of multi's on gameplay, since we'll never be able to really get rid of it.

And actually even $29 is silly. $29*0.94(say 6% tax for facism) = $27.26 oer bushel. Min to gain profit is $31, but even that only yields $0.14 more per bushel than selling on private.

10 bucks units get autosold like everything which go under min price.

mostly/partially those are typos.

SO's should fix that?

not really if there's alot military like turrets at 100 or under (very common) or bushels price is 34/35 and many farmers are selling at that price.

Just an idea with respect to units. Or raise the autobuy price of a turret to say, 80 or something. I think the only reason anyone would sell for less is for multi purposes, and it happens. But maybe it's a bigger hassle than I know.

Jul 02, 4:52
You purchased 71,543 Turrets at $57 for $4,322,628 via standing order.

Jun 28, 2:59
You purchased 3698 Agricultural at $883 for $3,461,254 via standing order.


Thanks guys.