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see here the cost price of each product

Post by Guest » 09.07.2010, 17:43

Dear Players of Kapilands,

some want to know what the cost price is of all products.
i calculated the products price at the beste location. (factory in red and mine in yellow)
All products are priced at Quality 0

Realm1 only

the standerd products are with standerd price also all Quality 0

Power 0,27
Seeds 0,27
Steel 135,00
Stones 27,00
Water 0,27
Wood 75,00

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Post by Guest » 09.07.2010, 18:15

I don't know how you calculated that, but I'm ready to spend ALL MY CASH to buy Cotton and Textiles for double "Fair price" (6,72 for cotton and 242,54 for textiles).

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Post by Guest » 09.07.2010, 18:36

ofcourse you can get alot more, but here you can see a more real cost price, i think a fair price is not the right title i chance it.

ofcourse you need to look if you can make ather products whit a bigger profit with in the factory, mines..........

for Realm1 only :)
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Post by Guest » 09.07.2010, 18:59

Are you Dutch, JR Enterprise?

Nice list you made there, good work. :)

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Post by Guest » 09.07.2010, 20:44

Celtne wrote:I don't know how you calculated that, but I'm ready to spend ALL MY CASH to buy Cotton and Textiles for double "Fair price" (6,72 for cotton and 242,54 for textiles).
Looking through i'm guessing this is all for Q0 products and using the calculated prices from the list for end products, which makes everything right i've looked at, on production cotton is that price just takes forever to produce decent amounts :)

Just the fair price is a little on the low side doesn't take into account demand for certain products but thats for anyone using the list to calculate all they need to do is look at the market for real sales prices, but a good list very interesting should be kept somewhere on the forum, Advertisements sounds expensive though is that in the red area?
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Post by Guest » 09.07.2010, 20:45

VerConMat Industries BV wrote:Are you Dutch, JR Enterprise?

Nice list you made there, good work. :)
yes, you can see that i'm dutch?
i'm sometimes sooo bad in my eng lol.
or i mix up everything
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Post by Guest » 09.07.2010, 20:47

NYK wrote:
Celtne wrote:I don't know how you calculated that, but I'm ready to spend ALL MY CASH to buy Cotton and Textiles for double "Fair price" (6,72 for cotton and 242,54 for textiles).
Looking through i'm guessing this is all for Q0 products and using the calculated prices from the list for end products, which makes everything right i've looked at, on production cotton is that price just takes forever to produce decent amounts :)

Just the fair price is a little on the low side doesn't take into account demand for certain products but thats for anyone using the list to calculate by looking at the market for real sales prices, but a good list very interesting should be kept somewhere on the forum, Advertisements sounds expensive though is that in the red area?
yes this 1 is in red for max production (green is moste used i know that is 600 less i think)

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Post by Guest » 09.07.2010, 21:29

I would be careful in using this list as facts. I also have a list of "production cost" (along with profit, commision and quality %) of candy and candy bars (and all toys) and even though we use the same principle, our costs do not match. I get a lower price even though my seed price is at 0.28

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Post by Guest » 09.07.2010, 21:42

Are your factories in Red for your calculations?

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Post by Guest » 09.07.2010, 21:46

Yes they are. Realm 1. All buildings are in their "correct" zone.

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Post by Guest » 10.07.2010, 05:22

[quote="Andro"]I would be careful in using this list as facts. I also have a list of "production cost" (along with profit, commision and quality %) of candy and candy bars (and all toys) and even though we use the same principle, our costs do not match. I get a lower price even though my seed price is at 0.28

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Post by Guest » 10.07.2010, 07:22

I have production chains, meaning I produce everthing but water and power on my own. I am going to start buying seeds Q0 later though.

I have gone through your calc and, first of all, you add 10% profit to all your products which you incorperate in your calc. I don't. I add my profit afterwards and it is higher than 10%. After that, commission and percentage of quality. It can be argued if this is right or wrong, but to me, production cost is the raw cost - without added profit whatsoever. We all have different ideas of what's good profit.

Secondly, your production costs taken from your facilities are different (lower) than mine. Why I don't know.
I'm not here to argue right or wrong, just that calculations aren't as simple as they seem.

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Post by Guest » 10.07.2010, 07:56

Production cost its linked to Q produced so if you are producing higher than Q0 the cost will be increased.

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Post by Guest » 10.07.2010, 09:05

NYK wrote:Production cost its linked to Q produced so if you are producing higher than Q0 the cost will be increased.
The cost shown in facilities change once you start researching quality? I had no idea.
Ok, but that doesn't really change much.

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Post by Guest » 10.07.2010, 11:24

Andro wrote:
NYK wrote:Production cost its linked to Q produced so if you are producing higher than Q0 the cost will be increased.
The cost shown in facilities change once you start researching quality? I had no idea.
Ok, but that doesn't really change much.
you can make your own goods but you want also to make money on the ather products you make or els it is just a wast of time and factory place.
so now you make only money on the final products.

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