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Andy
27 Jun 2013 00:19
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The immediate orders feature will be updated on July 1.
The change was announced several weeks ago.
The reason for this change is mainly, that immediate orders as they are implemented, are not always immediate, resulting in confusion, but even worse, many who are unable to move on for lack of products.
Starting July 1, immediate orders will be delivered immediately.
There are several conditions attached:
1. The cost of immediate orders is 40% above market. Quality price hike applies as with any other order. (Immediate orders are more expensive in the current system as well).
2. Immediate orders reduce the total spending space of the country more severely. It means that if you decide to place many immediate orders, the spending space will decline more quickly and the number of products that can be ordered within the spending space will be smaller. Placing standard orders (not immediate) will allow you more spending space.
Example: If a fighter plane sells for 200M on the market, the price for an immediate order will be 280M while the military spending space will decline by 1000M.
This is done to prevent very large orders. Immediate orders should be used in case a shortage is very damaging for you but quantities should not be large. It is a quick solution in an emergency or when there is a damaging shortage, not a new way to order products.
The change was announced several weeks ago.
The reason for this change is mainly, that immediate orders as they are implemented, are not always immediate, resulting in confusion, but even worse, many who are unable to move on for lack of products.
Starting July 1, immediate orders will be delivered immediately.
There are several conditions attached:
1. The cost of immediate orders is 40% above market. Quality price hike applies as with any other order. (Immediate orders are more expensive in the current system as well).
2. Immediate orders reduce the total spending space of the country more severely. It means that if you decide to place many immediate orders, the spending space will decline more quickly and the number of products that can be ordered within the spending space will be smaller. Placing standard orders (not immediate) will allow you more spending space.
Example: If a fighter plane sells for 200M on the market, the price for an immediate order will be 280M while the military spending space will decline by 1000M.
This is done to prevent very large orders. Immediate orders should be used in case a shortage is very damaging for you but quantities should not be large. It is a quick solution in an emergency or when there is a damaging shortage, not a new way to order products.