Pericles the Lion
Well-Known Member
I am trying to understand the logic behind INNO's limits on trading goods in the market. The general rule-of-thumb is 2:1 when trading a good for an higher age good, 1:1 when trading same age goods, and 1:2 when trading a good for a lower age good. This range complies with INNO's rules. What I don't understand is this....I am able to post a 10:15 downtrade offering 10 goods in exchange for 15 lower age goods. However, I cannot post an uptrade offering 10 goods in exchange for 4 upper era goods. Both options are examples of trades that benefit the recipient more than the standard 10:5 rate. I'm interested in posting trades offering rates that are more favorable than normal and can do it trading down but not trading up. Can anyone explain? Is there a workaround?