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sirius inflation of money
Offline Pinko
09-28-2011, 05:54 PM,
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I always consider the price of commodities the pay you get for shipping them, not the cost of the commodity itself.

I want to get off Mr. Igiss' wild ride.
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Offline Pinko
09-28-2011, 05:55 PM,
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' Wrote:Now take into account the prices people pay for codenames.

Speaking of which, I just found a screenshot in which I buy 4 Diamonbacks for 20 million credits in .84 for my bomber.

And then people told me I was a sucker for paying that much.

I want to get off Mr. Igiss' wild ride.
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Offline Sirius
09-28-2011, 05:56 PM,
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1SC=100 Euros ?
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Offline Lennox
09-28-2011, 06:28 PM,
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' Wrote:1SC=100 Euros ?

Something like this. Yes. Related to real prices in the real world this is a logical explanation about the wealth of people in Sirius. So a player with 1 mil credits has in order 100mil Dollars/Euro.
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Offline dodike
09-28-2011, 07:05 PM,
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Let's talk on space objects size and how they compare.
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Offline Slavik
09-28-2011, 07:10 PM,
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I'd go with a similar amount As Sirius and Lennox said. I wouldnt say that 1 unit of cargo is a ton. 20 tons on a ship the size of an average Utility aircraft. I'd go with 1 unit = 50 KG or something.

We can be pretty sure that the SC is something like the former European monetary unit(the trade unit that preceeded the Euro in international monetary trade). Its something next to your local currency(in houses, on most planets) used for easy international and trade throughout the sector.

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Offline Zeela
09-28-2011, 07:41 PM,
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Where did you find out that one oxygen in freelancer is a ton of it?

Starflier is like a car, you can get may be two people into it and some bags in cargo hold. (yes carring 20 prisoners or 4 tanks in starflier is just another proof how disco is developed by popular "look from window and write what gets on your mind first" system)

On planets fighters and freighters are seen flying between skyscrapers like in various sci-fi movies, so in my oppinion freelancer developers meant small ships would be as usuall as cars. Of course some atmospheric-only vehicles exist too but its like small motobikes.

In freelancer singleplayer was mentioned that its not enough to have fighter/freighter to be able to fly in another system you also need access codes, unless your pirate, intersystem traffic is highly controlled by owners of jumpgates. So unless people live by trading between systems they usually dont have access to jumpgates and have to use public transport companies for such travel. But people who need it can buy it so we can assume that buying freighter and registry for it would be something like in our world ie. most would probably take some loan for it, but it would be in their power to pay it back.

avg person could make in my oppinion some 30000 sirius credits a month varrying from system to system from house to house.

Naturally pirates would be completely different as what they dont steal they will never have, unless they would also take some other means to make money, like gambling on freeports all day long:))


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Offline Daedric
09-28-2011, 09:27 PM,
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Why do we try to make sense out of things that don't make sense?

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Offline Snak5
09-29-2011, 09:32 AM,
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Millions? IC| currently have few billions of credits.

That makes no sense with current economy. where that can be reclaimed after one or two hour of powertrading ores.

It is pointless to see reason in SC worth related to RL money.

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Offline CzeReptile
09-29-2011, 09:35 AM,
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No viable calculation to make it relevant. It is just not working. To make it work, EVERYTHING that is worth cash wouldve need new values. Whos up for that? Especially for all stations everywhere. Yikes, good luck.

@Arth - ye, lore =/= ingame reality. But that goes handa hand with prices of everything. Small ship, 1 million, battlsehip 730 million. Given how fast they blow, well go figure.

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