| Split (White Giant) | Saturday, November 22, 2008 - 11:29 pm 
Anybody noticed a lot of market prices have dropped on all different products? not some up and down drops.. just down non stop for the last 2 game years |
| Man of Peace (White Giant) | Sunday, November 23, 2008 - 12:52 am
I've been selling off a lot of assets in my main country, mostly military hardware. That might have been some of it?
MoP |
| William Miller (White Giant) | Sunday, November 23, 2008 - 03:53 pm
Yeah, its a deflationary economy. My CEO's production has dropped about 20% while I have expanded from 340 - 360+ corps. This will force more people to spend real money for GC's.
8. Deflation [ top ]
As we have done before and promised to continue, we are gradually reducing cost in the Game. Numbers are too high and countries need many billions, or trillions per game year.
We will gradually reduce base prices and base salaries and increase the value of game money. These changes do not alter the financial balance and countries and corporations will remain profitable, or even more profitable than they are now. Even with smaller numbers, relative profitability will increase across all countries and corporations. |
| Split (White Giant) | Sunday, November 23, 2008 - 08:01 pm
But how can it be the same for corps? raw material prices will drop as well, but any other costs for a corp wont.. I make less per corp, in state or CEO controlled corp.. In high tech services for example, ive gone from gaining 2B per month to losing 1 B per month.. |
| JamesPhoniex (White Giant) | Saturday, December 13, 2008 - 04:01 am
Split that sounds like a bad market for your tech service. Do you know what a good profit is now? |
