If you mean trading amongst other people there are loads of theories behind which is best. Whatever guild you chose will most likely have a preference for how you trade. The two most common ways are 2:1 across eras and the other uses this calculator.
Bug: The goods named for Future Era are the same as for Tomorrow Era! 1.) Enter a number of a Future Era good, e.g. 72 Algae and click "start". Observed: In this example, the goods for Future Era and Tomorrow era are shown correctly (names and numbers). Bug: Contemporary Era shows the names of Tomorrow goods (but with correct numbers for the
Fair Trading Calculator Link. Thread starter BlackBladderTheeDrunken; Start date Aug 17, 2020; BlackBladderTheeDrunken New Member. Aug 17, 2020 #1
May 4, 2020. #11. All the information displayed in FoE helper is available for anyone to lookup if they want to, it doesn't interact directly with the game in any way. It's tolerated by Inno that people use it because there is no real reason to ban anyone who uses it. They aren't doing anything against the game rules.
I, Ardak Kumerin, hereby opine Fair Trade to be Unfair and Invalid. Proposal Abandon the Fair Trade system [the system based solely on coin/supply cost]. Current System Some people use the Fair Trade Calculator. Some people don't. And there are no official regulations to prohibit either. Details I've been an out-spoken Champion of the Fair
Forge of Empires, a popular strategy online game, thrives on intricate resource management and planning. Central to these tasks is the Arc Calculator—a tool essential for players keen on maximizing their in-game progress. To calculate the number of threads per millimeter (mm), you need to know the thread pitch (the distance between individual threads) and the unit of measurement for the thread pitch. The formula is: For example, if the thread pitch is 0.5 mm, then the number of threads per mm would be 1 / 0.5 mm = 2 threads per mm.
If your a player that always try's to trade up for goods in higher ages then yea your stuff might sit on trade block forever. If you don't like that make your own age appropriate goods and trade 1:1, or offer better rates than the calculator gives. Concept is not Hard This post would make more sense if Cassaundrea post didnt get deleted.
Most posts are advocating a 2:1/1:2 between ages/eras. This is certainly a popular and simple method. The Fair Trading system itself uses this method in the ages prior to CA. Trading between eras after CA becomes more complex and you needs a calculator to compute amounts. Those players also want to trade their goods and won't agree to your definition of "fair". I said "about equaly" and was correct in that assumption. In other words its only couple guilds in each server, so its not wide popular and those players are trading mostly with each other because that is how neighborhood system works. Jan 15, 2016. #1. As many of you know the introduction of higher ages saw a change in ratio of value of goods produced comparing one age with another. True value of goods between consecutive higher ages was no longer 1:2 or 2:1, but, decreased as you went up the ages until you get to trading between Contemporary and Tomorrow where they revert Goods Buildings and Deposits. In addition to being a war game, Forge of Empires is also a resource management game. After all, no matter how many troops you have, you’re going nowhere unless you have the coins, supplies, and goods to take you there. All three of these items are used to unlock your tech tree, which is how you advance in age. Want to be a master of Forge of Empires Great Buildings and have countless Blueprints? below we list the 11 best Forge of Empires Blueprint tips- become the best Blueprint hunter. Read this article to the end and I`ll reveal the best Blueprint tip there is! Tip One: Trading Duplicate Blueprints. Trade duplicate Blueprints from the same Great
Most of the "Fair Trade Calculators" simply say that Colonial Age goods cost 9,600 Coins and 9,600 Supplies to run one 24-hour production of 20 goods, and the Modern Era goods cost 19,200 Coins and 19,200 to run one 24-hour production of 20 goods. And they calculate trading ratios based only on those numbers.
