DeletedUser
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Whoever said love is the most important thing on earth, never needed MAGICK DUST !!!!!
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DeletedUser126
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I was like that with Elixir, but Kalak is hogging all the dust and not selling any I have 100k Gems and he have twice as many dust production as i have gems and he dont trade any.
DeletedUser
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Nooo! So that means in our neighborhood there is already a shortage... The quicker we then form sort of group that can help ourselves and others the better. The minute you did not pick up my trade asking for dust I made plans to produce it. I am sure it can't be more expensive producing than buying from the trader. Or do you know differntly?
The quicker we then form sort of group that can help ourselves and others the better. The minute you did not pick up my trade asking for dust I made plans to produce it. I am sure it can't be more expensive producing than buying from the trader. Or do you know differntly? DeletedUser126
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If you dont specialise in it (boost) its not worth producing it your self its better to trade it for you T3 resource you have boost for. I have 360% boost atm for gems.
Im always trading as much as i can to help other people so we all can progress but some people just hog materials for no reason :/
Im always trading as much as i can to help other people so we all can progress but some people just hog materials for no reason :/
DeletedUser
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Mmmm, I will then just upgrade my houses with the dust factory and wipe it out for it's population and space for another elixir manufactory later. ???
I hardly ever do the math, is my plan workable then?
I hardly ever do the math, is my plan workable then?
DeletedUser126
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Its always better to focus on your boosted resource, no matter what.
DeletedUser
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Thanks for that advice. I will follow it.
One Dust manufactury returning to it's source.
I will follow it.One Dust manufactury returning to it's source.
DeletedUser126
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^^
DeletedUser58
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Even if you have no one to trade with, you're better off producing boosted goods and then trading those away at the wholesaler than using your city space, resources, and time to manually produce the non-boosted goods yourself.
I have magic dust to deport but I don't think you're anywhere near me so yeah. Even though our hood could really use some gems.
I have magic dust to deport but I don't think you're anywhere near me so yeah. Even though our hood could really use some gems.
DeletedUser126
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I have ¬360% All boosted goods trade and wholeseller uses 5:1 ratio
Should be possible to eventually get 1:1 ratio or more with enough provinces
Should be possible to eventually get 1:1 ratio or more with enough provinces
DeletedUser58
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I have almost 300% boost on all of them and I still find it much easier to trade with the wholesaler (even though my ratio's obviously not 5:1). I only do it for Silk and Gems as those are the only ones we seem to lack at the moment.
And at times I use supplies instead of goods to trade with the wholesaler, as I get a lot of those from the repeating quests so I always seem to have more than needed.
And at times I use supplies instead of goods to trade with the wholesaler, as I get a lot of those from the repeating quests so I always seem to have more than needed.
DeletedUser231
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I have Planks as a Boost...But not many players want to trade in planks.
I have Scrolls but again not many want it.
I will have magic dust as the next one...Hopefully there will be demand.
Silk is badly needed in my territory and no one is offering it. I was starving of silk and paying MASSIVE premium penalties trading with the so called wholesaler ripoff. So I decided to grow and manufacturer my own. Now sell it at a profit.
It seems everyone in my area has the same BOOSTED items.
DeletedUser
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Wish you were closer, RugBug, planks are a shortage in my neighborhood. But I am getting the hang of buying and trading to keep stock level high enough. Khebeln has been pointing me in the right direction lately and it's going a lot better with my city. All my goods are 241% boosted at last and I am proud to say I win many more battles of late, so I can save some on my goods. It took plenty reading to understand th battle thing, but it was worth it. Khebeln also recommends that you trade when you can't fight, and THAT to me was the key. I will try and see where you are on the map, maybe we are lucky and we are getting close. (crossed fingers) (in my culture that means you are blessing your hopes
(crossed fingers) (in my culture that means you are blessing your hopes DeletedUser231
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I am looking ahead to what will be needed in the near future and planning my goods buildings closely. Gems are in abundance but Magic dust is at a shortage and I have the boost for magic dust. So obvious what I should build and what I should avoid.
DeletedUser
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Would be nice if I could find you....but alas, it's not meant to be....
DeletedUser231
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With no world mapping feature it makes it Impossible for anyone to see each other from a long distance....A glaring mistake that should have been installed right from the very beginning.
DeletedUser
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Now that you mention it, I think you are right. Please send me the neighbours names at the extremes of your borders. like the wind directions. maybe it will help. Have you made this suggestion to the Elvenar team yet? I think it's an excellent suggestion.
DeletedUser
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I have planks and silk and I need scrolls
DeletedUser236
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I need crystal, elixir and gems and I'm practically giving silk and magic dust away to get some of those (ratio 1,5:1 and sometimes even 2:1)
DeletedUser126
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I need Silk and Scrolls really badly atm, and Elixir and dust