![]() The game itself makes anything more expensive than a 1:2 offer impossible.Ĥ) One-age-up offers must be made at a ratio of 2:1. So a seller can make same-age offers of, for example, 1:1, 5:4, 3:2, or 2:1, but not 4:5, 2:3, or 1:2.ģ) One-age-down offers must be made at a ratio of 1:2 or cheaper. ![]() Offers to exchange goods separated on the tech tree by two or more ages are forbidden.Ģ) Same-age offers must be made at a ratio of 1:1 or cheaper, the first number being the number of goods being offered and the second being the number of goods requested. Many guilds require their members to make offers on the market, especially Guild Only offers, that conform to these rules:ġ) Offers can only be made to exchange goods from any given age for other goods of that same age (same-age offers), for goods from the previous age (one-age-down offers), or for goods from the next age (one-age-up offers). So before debunking the myth, let’s first define the term. In the game Pardus all kinds of goods are bought and sold for a common currency, and prices are set 'automatically' by the market in response to supply and demand.In my experience, the words “fair trade” are bandied about and a lot of folks don’t even know what they mean. The real problem is not "fair trade", It is that the market operate by barter, there is no common currency to serve as equalizer and baseline for our trading. ![]() Stone is usually one of those (noone want to spend 4x4 foundation space on a stone mine), and finally 'Fair Trade' do not permit offering extra to get goods that are scarce. ![]() Less people are needed, less goods and supplies are needed.Īnd then there are shortages. It only works in the first few Ages where:ī) Supplies to produce double for each Ageīut as early as in the middle ages that no longer hold true. After thinking about it, I have to agree with that. ![]() There is a guild I saw called "Fair Trade is Unfair". ![]()
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