Guilds Guild Suggestion Spree #1: Adding Tributes As Part Of Your Ressources Input/output

Heya, yea imma make a spree of widely agreed on guild suggestions, this is mostly QoL or fixing mistakes but thats just the PSA cause it might flood this subforum for a bit, anyway lets start this serie!

Adding tributes as part of your ressources input/output

This would add a text line next to your ressources output saying how much ressources you produce from trades.

As an example: Guild 1 produce 1000 woods per hour, 500 fish per hour and 0 ore/crops per hour
Guild 1 trades 200 woods and 600 fish per hour to guild 2 in exchange of 300 ore
Guild 1's ressource per hour would then look like this:

+1000 woods per hour (-200 from trades) Raw: 800 per hour
+500 fish per hour (-600 from trades) Raw: -100 per hour
+0 ore per hour (+300 from trades) Raw: 300 per hour
+0 crops per hour (No trade) Raw: 0 per hour

I havent put emeralds, but it would follow the same method

Feedback appreciated, ty for reading

 

Yoooo time to like bomb the entire series

 

god please, this fucked our eco the other day and we had no idea why we were at like 25k wood because we thought it showed up

 

can you please explain what the fuck was stopping you from making 1 thread with all of these ideas instead of spamming general suggestions

i want to read through all of the ideas but i cannot be bothered to check all 8 threads just to see them

just make an idea compilation thread, since it's much more comprehensible and less spammy

 

I prefer to have each topic get its own discussion so we dont have to fling between 10+ conversations topic on 1 thread

 

agreed, anything like e.g. 36400 +12000 (Overall spending% and including tributes) is something that can help structure economies without having to leaving out parts blank unsure whether you're overspending or not.

Btw please make it so i can't close borders on myself forcing no trade route to be found or my ally im sending resources to not taxing the resources you wish to send.

 

Bump10char

 

bump as theres an avg of 92% support