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JamesDragonrider
All worlds
18 Feb 2024 22:04Link
The down side of having your corporations sell to others is that you might make less of a profit vs buying off the market at the lowest price point, while selling at the highest price point.
The up side is: your corporation wont stop producing over a shortage of that item if you can't get on for a few game months. Miss 1 real day, and you've missed 6 game months. Go away for the weekend, and a year has passed in game.
Okay, so you've decided you definitely want your corporation to sell to another corporation, at least some of the produce, how do you want to set that up?
My suggestion is that you set up 2 trade agreements on the new corp.
First one will be for the full amount of the corporations needs.
2nd one will be for a limited time, to front load the inventory.
For example:
Corporation A needs 40k chemicals per month for full production.
You set up 2 40k contracts, 1 "until cancelled&#
The up side is: your corporation wont stop producing over a shortage of that item if you can't get on for a few game months. Miss 1 real day, and you've missed 6 game months. Go away for the weekend, and a year has passed in game.
Okay, so you've decided you definitely want your corporation to sell to another corporation, at least some of the produce, how do you want to set that up?
My suggestion is that you set up 2 trade agreements on the new corp.
First one will be for the full amount of the corporations needs.
2nd one will be for a limited time, to front load the inventory.
For example:
Corporation A needs 40k chemicals per month for full production.
You set up 2 40k contracts, 1 "until cancelled&#