We trade all of the upper ages at the same 3/2 ratios, and Colonial is the dividing line.Įxamples of 2/3 ratio trades (reverse for going up at 3/2)Ģ0/30 (2/3 by 10) add a zero for 200/300 (2/3 by 100)ģ0/45 (2/3 by 15) add a zero for 300/450 (2/3 by 150) In fact by Future and above, the goods costs are nearly equivalent in value, there was
There are some fields to fill in here as well: Offer - the goods that the other player offers, the ones that you will receive through the trade. Need - goods that the other player want to acquire, those that will be taken from your stockpile. Rate - the rate at which the goods will be traded. 1 means that you will trade fairly (10 goods for 10
Goods Trading: "Fair Trade" "Unfair Trade" Profit Trade" "Pity Trade" "FP/Goods Trade" I'm writing this so I have a post I can link to regarding my thoughts regarding trading so every time I see the all too often brought up topic of "fair trade" I can link it rather than constantly having to repeat myself.
Currently there are many options to adjust and keep clean inside your mailbox (Desktop Version) may add an Android version if there would be a demand. To enter the message window you need to click rounded icon in your bottom left part of window: You will get a new window with all your messages "Message Center": You might have 3 types of icons
What you are talking about is not a "guide" that is part of the game itself. It is a "fair trade calculator" that is completely separate. When you go to the market that is part of the game, nothing is entered automatically for you. Your complaint seems to be centered on this "guide", as you call it, and not the game.
Elvenar is a free-to-play browser-based game, where you will build a flourishing city and discover a magical world full of mysteries. Build up the most beautiful city and establish the most efficient economic system that you can! In Elvenar you can upgrade almost every building, improving the productivity and the look of your city.
For example, in trading goods like Granite (EMA) for Rope (HMA) the value/cost (for me anyway) of a trade would be roughly equal if it was about 20 Rope (10.87 * 2 = 21.74) for 10 Granite (20.71). But the trade calculators (using costs of supplies/coins or the strict 1:2/2:1 adjacent age trading) would both show the trade should be about

Following the rules helps to create a fun and fair environment for everyone. The Community Management of the US version of Forge of Empires are the final arbiters of any rules dispute. Their interpretation of these rules is final. Forge of Empires Team reserves the right to exclude anyone from the game.

Hello everyone, This is a Fair Trade Video, it'll show you how to do Fair Trades on Forge of Empires! A trade ratio can be entered in the market. When trading goods of the same age, an exchange ratio of 1:1 is considered fair trade. In the app, you can automate this fair trade by using checkmarks. If you do not immediately find a suitable trade offer in the market, then simply set your own offer. Then you have to wait a bit.

The best approach is to find a good guild where you will easily get whatever goods you need from fellow players, and do not care about what the general Market crowd expects. There are guilds that offer 1:1 or even 1:2 trade of low era goods to FE goods for those who want to build the Arc and have all prints collected.

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