Trading - Brainstorming Changes

[Quorg]

Seriously, guys?

This is what I was talking about. Almost all of these ideas essentially punish those who enjoy trading in transports in and of itself.

It's rather hilarious that you all honestly think that making it harder to trade will make it any more palatable for those who would rather pew-pew.

Cut it out.

Some of the exceptions/good ideas out there:

"Make them (frieghters) able to sell their cargo for a good profit. 20 - 30 millions per hour (yes, I'm serious). This way, they don't have to powertrade, and could also spend some time on just RPing with the locals (deliberately not jumping to the next system) and giving some cash to pirates also wouldn't mean that you have to trade another hour to get enough cash for your fighter."


"1. Lower prices on vessels, armor, weapons, munitions etc. No need to monkey around with the trading routes or the buying and selling prices. Less "grind" trading - more trading in a genuine spirit of role playing."

"Personaly I'd boost value of cargo by 3x and profits by 1.5x So you'd be at much more risk when encountered by pirates, that would make your life more fun... Or even more..."


"Smugglers in freighters don't get "caught". If there's a guy in a correo hauling artifacts, if you're the "law" in what every area, let him go. If he's got a BWT full of em, lock him up. You could even put a "can't pirate freighters" rule in to make them appeal to lawful traders.

Put a 10% or 20% limit on transports. If a guy in a BWT has 360 units of contrabrand or less or 720 or whatever, assume it's "hidden" and again, let him go. Again, if he's full, lock him up."

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ATTENTION SMUGGLERS
The Midnight Express: A Slaver <strike>who doesn't completely realize what he's doing.</strike> (video)

Quorg, you're officially a moron.

...mongs like Quorg being like a malignant little cancer...

Way to be useless, Quorg.