Dec 1st 2010, 4:47:32
They screw with finishes and everybody frowns upon them, so why allow it? At least make it more difficult so those benefitting do not benefit as much.
Tech for instance. It's usually expensive early on, but the price dips lower and lower.
Week 1: No max
Week 2: $6000
Week 3: $5000
Week 4: $4000
Week 5: $3500
Week 6: $3400
Week 7: $3200
Week 8: $3000
Military. It's expensive early on, but then it stays steady until times of war. Then it comes back down again until the next big war. The prices always come back down, until the final day of the set.
Maximums could be 15% higher than that of a normal Private Market with no Military Tech, Gov Bonuses. Example: $144 Troops for $166 maximum. This would limit the ridiculousness of these buyouts but also allows other to benefit. It wouldn't reduce the amount of military on the market, so it wouldn't be anymore thin than it already is.
The only difficulties would be oil and bushels. Bushels peak no higher than $70 so a max at $75 wouldn't be an issue I wouldn't think.
But Oil, that is 100% dependent upon wars. And limiting the price of oil COULD curb people from running Oiler strats. They look to cash in on that short time period where Oil is outrageous. So in a normal war Oil could top $400 without a buyout. But that's usually only for a short period. I'm not sure what really could be done about Oil to be honest. I'm sure others may have some ideas.
Tech for instance. It's usually expensive early on, but the price dips lower and lower.
Week 1: No max
Week 2: $6000
Week 3: $5000
Week 4: $4000
Week 5: $3500
Week 6: $3400
Week 7: $3200
Week 8: $3000
Military. It's expensive early on, but then it stays steady until times of war. Then it comes back down again until the next big war. The prices always come back down, until the final day of the set.
Maximums could be 15% higher than that of a normal Private Market with no Military Tech, Gov Bonuses. Example: $144 Troops for $166 maximum. This would limit the ridiculousness of these buyouts but also allows other to benefit. It wouldn't reduce the amount of military on the market, so it wouldn't be anymore thin than it already is.
The only difficulties would be oil and bushels. Bushels peak no higher than $70 so a max at $75 wouldn't be an issue I wouldn't think.
But Oil, that is 100% dependent upon wars. And limiting the price of oil COULD curb people from running Oiler strats. They look to cash in on that short time period where Oil is outrageous. So in a normal war Oil could top $400 without a buyout. But that's usually only for a short period. I'm not sure what really could be done about Oil to be honest. I'm sure others may have some ideas.