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Tarish Montrey
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Posted - 2006.10.12 17:25:00 -
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The Daytrading skill is bugged.
The daytrading skill should not reset your order to the full length of the sale when you change a price.
The charge for changing your price should be based on the total gross amount of the order at the time of the daytrading change.
Soo reducing your sell price 0.01 would not be a good idea if these things worked the way they should.
Lets look into changing your clone station charge also. It should be based on the value of your clone contract.
Lets make insurance for your ship skill based. Insurance should have a base on the value of your ship. There should be a multiply effect if you have a negative sec standing and if you go more than 25 jumps away for the issueing insurance station you dont get the full insurance. Example: If you fly an insurand ship deep into 0.0 dont expect to get 100% insurance payout. Risk - Reward on PVP.
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Tarish Montrey
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Posted - 2006.10.12 17:33:00 -
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Ohh Insurance should be standing based.
If I kill Guristas have a -9 standing why when I dock in pf- the charge me the same rate that the Caldari navy charges me. Arent they nice.
Standings should effect the tax you get charged at NPC stations. This includes buy/sell orders. Right now only thing that standings effects is refine/reprocess.
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Tarish Montrey
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Posted - 2006.10.12 18:26:00 -
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 Originally by: Mysticaa
Originally by: Tarish Montrey
The daytrading skill should not reset your order to the full length of the sale when you change a price.
The order is reset to full length regardless if you have DayTrading or not. Please check your facts.
I believe if you are in the station that your order is in you the modification of a price should you should get a full time reset. If you are doing it remote - daytrading you should not get the reset.
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Tarish Montrey
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Posted - 2006.10.13 13:23:00 -
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I think there should be Market stalls.
Having 50 stalls per station. There are 50 factories currently.
You would create a sell/buy order and place it in a ques with the current pricing that factories currently have today. The more stalls used the higher the price and the duration of the order is connected to a daily charge.
I like it. Therefore you can have varied orders when they drop out. If your order is not on the open market you can change with daytrading with no charge. Once its on the market its closed and no more adjustments. This stop daytrading with live orders.
It will be a true market then and not a crazy mess as its now.
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Tarish Montrey
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Posted - 2006.10.13 18:50:00 -
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Originally by: Jenny Spitfire
Edited by: Jenny Spitfire on 13/10/2006 13:39:01
Office based market stalls are better than station based market stalls. Locking price adjustment after it is in market is a big no. Undercut is PvP but it has to be a diverse undercut. Limited in intra-stations, more inter-stations, often inter-systems.
You miss the point. Following current game mechanics we use to be able to make active manufacturing where as the product was produced it was placed in a hangar. They changed it to batch. Why not have order based batches. This will reduce the system load on the market. Make buyers have smaller orders and sellers smaller. We need to stop the update on the database and making orders batch then we do that.
Having also station stalls is what we are doing for manufacturing and research. Why not the market. This will spread you out based on value not my a secondary office issue. Tieing the market to offices is a big no.
Price undercutting will happen in my plan. Just cause you dont like it does not mean it wont work. Why not try to keep the things we do in EVE the same way and not make new rules.
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Tarish Montrey
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Posted - 2006.10.13 19:34:00 -
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Matthew,
I wonder how many collisions occur?
You understand that the result of batch orders is better than our current system tho. In our RL market you can not change the price once you place it on the market. You have to cancell the order and restart it. Consider what this would do to EVE market.
Lets look at our market as commodities not as a retail store. You should not be able to go thru your store and slash 5 cent from every wrath cruise missle when someone under cut you by 1 cent. That is alot of database resource. It should be place your order and let it run its time or cancell the order and replace it . The idea behind daytrading should be that you would be able to change prices on qued orders to meet the new prices. Heck we should have stop prices and cancell prices.
If the market price for an item drops below 5% of my sell price cancell the order. IF the market price is above my sell price 5% cancel my order. Same for buy. Seems to me that pricing should be a fixed order scnerio and not some order that you created 4 months ago and change every minute until all your items are sold.
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