GravityCraft

The Economy

FAQ:

Question: What is the economy for?
Reply: Minimum prices are necessary so that, for example, voting once you can not buy a gravitational bib, ie, to avoid the collapse of the price of key resources and not to break the gameplay
Question: Is it possible to put a price HIGHER than the economy?
Reply: Yes, of course.
Question: What do I do if I do NOT find a price?
Reply: Most likely there is no economy on this subject. You can ask the moderation about it. If the item has no economy, you have the right to set your price, but It is desirable that this price should take into account the cost of items from the crafting, for which there is economy. Also, you can create a thread on the forum in the "Suggestions" section and offer to set your price.
Question: What happens for breaking the economy?
Reply: If the violation is detected at warp, it may be removed and the owner fined. If the violation was detected during a hand exchange, the offender expect imprisonment or a ban. Read more in the rules of the project.
Question: How is the economy calculated?
Reply: The economy is calculated based on the notional value of resources. That is, the basic resources are taken, they are assigned a base price, then the calculation goes to the cost of crafting.
Question: Why are some items cheaper or more expensive than the crafts?
Reply: Expensive items, like solar panels of the highest level, items from Avaritia and Draconic Evolution have a specially reduced price relative to the cost of crafting. This was done to prevent the development of the black market, that is, when players trade bypassing the economy. Otherwise the economy can cost up to a billion for such items, it's unlikely anyone will buy them at a real price. Some items may cost more because the difficulty of crafting or the cost of other resources (energy, aspect, mana, etc.) is factored in. If you think a price is unfair, you can post a thread on the forum in the "Proposals" forum create a thread and offer your price, stating your reasoning.
Question: How do I count the economy when selling items for coins?
Reply: At the rate of 1 coin = 10,000 econs. For example, an item is worth 100,000 econs, so the minimum value in coins would be 100,000/10,000 = 10 coins.