Fixing common & local market

I want to play common and local market but it is impossible currently due to too high supply quality problem, it has been years without a fix.

I suggest that contracts in common and local markets would ignore quality level of offered production and instead the buying corporation would only buy supplies per current trading strategies ( like from the global market). This would fix this issue and it sounds easy to implement.

The same could be applied for countries, where supply quality would depend on country buying strategy setting but not on contract.

Andy, it would work and do the job, please consider it.

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I agree that the common market and trading between your own corps, countries and CEO could be improved. I don't think this would be the best way to go. Some of my corps have 80% of production contracted. Why would I want to produce 330Q and sell it for 210Q?

You didn't get it, it would work like the global market, you sell at 330q, but the same amount is distributed per any requested quality. So your corporation gets profit as of 330q but if i buy at 200 i will pay only for 200.this is how market ensures that you can buy at lower quality, otherwise it would not be possible to buy products at sny other but max quality.

Example: i have 10M ammo at 120quality, i drop it to the market and buy with the same country at 330. Result is that i get 10M at 330q bought. Tested many times

something like that

Andy,

it would be super useful change fixing major game problem. What is your opinion? Can it be done asap?

This applies to government expenditures too. Higher quality goods should correspondingly reduce the need, but instead it just VASTLY increases the cost of government.
This doesn't apply to civilian spending, of course. Just stuff like health, infrastructure maintenances, etc.

True! Thanks for adding this.

Andy? This would be serious fix for common/local market and in general countrry supply. Can you respond to this suggestion please

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I agree.

I will get back to it after the launch of Tiny Atlas.
there are several urgent issue that will have to be addressed.

Great, thanks