I got one PM from Mad Jackal: did you recieve my answer? Same for Raffles? To everyone: if you think you have a disadvantage in the values, or someone else has an advantage, feel free to tell me because I want all values to be as fair as possible (but still realistic).
In case I didn't tell yet: the week ends on either friday, saturday or sunday.
HackerHuck wrote:Do capacity limits take place at the end of the week? I mean, with my 20 capacity from two offices, can I have 20 resources plus the 4 resources to upgrade an office, plus the two grain to maintain my offices? Or could I purchase 100 units of something provided I trade it away by the end of the week?
I was going to use Excel to maintain my trades. Is it possible to get your tables in a text format so I don't have to retype everything into Excel?
Also, can my buying phase last more than one post, provided I haven't started the trading or selling phases yet?
The capacity limits take place all the time: you can never have more goods than your capacity allows. If you check the table: upgrading to some levels costs more goods than the capacity of the previous level, so later you will have to upgrade not only one office but more.
I don't like the table system in this forum, and plain text doesn't fit well, so all I could do is upload my word file, then you can download it.
All phases may last as many posts you want. You can also go through multiple phases in one post (if you perform them in the right order.
HackerHuck wrote:One final capacity/phase question:
Is this how things work:
begin buy phase - two lvl 1 for 20 capacity.
buy 4 timber and 4 brick - unused capacity is 12
upgrade both offices to lvl2 - 8 resources consumed and 4 additional capacity added from upgrade. Unused capacity is now 24.
Buy 24 whatever - Unused capacity is 0.
Trade phase begins, with no unused capacity, I may not get more resources than I give.
Sell phase where I unload all remaining resources except the 2 grain needed to maintain my offices.
Correct. Now you need to do that correctly in bold before the end of the week
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