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Reform Trade Capacity System
H3110 guys!
Speaking of the trade capacity, something that defines how much stuff you can gift to other colonies or trade amounts at GBT, there’s no problem for human colonies but other races.
Since the trade cap highly depends on level of consulate type buildings, poor Zolarg and Alpha Draconian colonies can only do little trades. It’s an inconvenience to players, and also one of the reasons Zolarg and Alpha Draconian colonies aren’t attractive at all.
So here’s my idea, if we can purchage upgrades of trade cap using civics (and money)? This can make larger trade caps accessable to Zolarg and Alpha Draconain colonies. While super-large trade cap upgrades require starships.
Let me know your minds :p
Speaking of the trade capacity, something that defines how much stuff you can gift to other colonies or trade amounts at GBT, there’s no problem for human colonies but other races.
Since the trade cap highly depends on level of consulate type buildings, poor Zolarg and Alpha Draconian colonies can only do little trades. It’s an inconvenience to players, and also one of the reasons Zolarg and Alpha Draconian colonies aren’t attractive at all.
So here’s my idea, if we can purchage upgrades of trade cap using civics (and money)? This can make larger trade caps accessable to Zolarg and Alpha Draconain colonies. While super-large trade cap upgrades require starships.
Let me know your minds :p
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draco can do 500m, humans 1b, zolarg 1m draco is fine zolarg just needs huge upgrade
theone4685 said:draco can do 500m, humans 1b, zolarg 1m draco is fine zolarg just needs huge upgrade
Don’t forget that Draconians only have that tiny council for pre-independence :p
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True, Draconian Trade cap pre-independence is 3,000, but at least they can eventually get a huge cap. And most colonies don't have huge caps pre-independence. But I think his point in that post was that Zolargs need the uppage more desperately, as one million is so small in the grand scheme of things.
