Can I get some help on prices in Realm2?
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I have to produce higher Q leather and textiles myself you tend not to get anywhere near the amount you need daily either on the market or contract, i'm buying the Q0 to use in the future when my LJ tech is higher as smaller companies can produce Q0 easily so i tend to get a few more suppliers, also my warehouse would be overrun by small amounts of all different Q's otherwise if i offered to buy higher Q and i don't have the space, I've just seen the prices for textiles/cotton on R1 and decided to build a stockpile, the prices on R2 have risen quite a bit in the last few months as it is.
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If go to the market all I see are current offers for sale, and for coal for example the lowest price was 18. But most of those probably never sell and just sit there - the fair offers are bought up.ILIYYILI wrote:Just go to the market and look for the avarage price.
It's that simple.
Unless you were referring to some other screen Im not aware of?
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Cotton also roughly 300caps from what i've seen, even when cotton was 60/70 on R2, really don't understand any wood producers on R1 even high Q can't possibly be profitable in comparison.sergiurocks506 wrote:I know, have you seen the prices for textiles on R1???
Since the stuffed animals contest, when the price rose to 1500c each, it has stayed the same, even though I thought prices would drop after the contest.
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This shows us what several players explain in the forum from time to time: There is a demand for products beside raw materials (=> wardrobes) and oil (=> gas).
Many players are interested in using cotton/textiles etc. for their own production, e. g. for the textile factory-products (like leather jackets). You can earn much more money buy producing cotton instead of wood. Even low cotton-qualities have high average prices... and this is not primarily reasoned in the latest cotton-contest. For me it is a small mystery why there are just a few players trying to gain profit out of this knowledge.
About finding the "correct" price for your products you should do some research: Check the market for your product, check the forums for your product and also check the faxes.
And eventually you need to find a fair price for you and your business partner when he wants to buy your products.
Many players are interested in using cotton/textiles etc. for their own production, e. g. for the textile factory-products (like leather jackets). You can earn much more money buy producing cotton instead of wood. Even low cotton-qualities have high average prices... and this is not primarily reasoned in the latest cotton-contest. For me it is a small mystery why there are just a few players trying to gain profit out of this knowledge.
About finding the "correct" price for your products you should do some research: Check the market for your product, check the forums for your product and also check the faxes.
And eventually you need to find a fair price for you and your business partner when he wants to buy your products. -
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This is why I find pricing so difficult. You don't know if what's on the market is "decent" or "leftovers". Then there's the rather low prices that make me wonder if I charge too much.
Leather jackets are good retail. I do that for my second business on R2. Tried selling on the market but there was no interest. Not sure if it was because of the price or the lack of quality.
Leather jackets are good retail. I do that for my second business on R2. Tried selling on the market but there was no interest. Not sure if it was because of the price or the lack of quality.
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