Mr. Fenwick Posted March 20, 2016 Report Share Posted March 20, 2016 Why has the price of scotch gone down??? Link to comment
Bersabee Posted March 20, 2016 Report Share Posted March 20, 2016 Its a dynamic market. It works on the basis of economics, more specifically : Supply and demand. Basically, when the demand is high and the supply low, the selling price is elevated. Now, if its vice-versa, the selling price is low. The reason why you go so little is because the is a lot of scotch on the market. The admins are currently trying to fix the dynamic market to make it more reliable. I suggest selling scotch after restart when the offer is usually low because the restart clears a part of the supply. Also, since no one really buys scotch to use it (drink it), the demand is always low which leads to stockpiling in the market. Link to comment
Linki Posted March 20, 2016 Report Share Posted March 20, 2016 1 hour ago, Bersabee said: Its a dynamic market. It works on the basis of economics, more specifically : Supply and demand. Basically, when the demand is high and the supply low, the selling price is elevated. Now, if its vice-versa, the selling price is low. The reason why you go so little is because the is a lot of scotch on the market. The admins are currently trying to fix the dynamic market to make it more reliable. I suggest selling scotch after restart when the offer is usually low because the restart clears a part of the supply. Also, since no one really buys scotch to use it (drink it), the demand is always low which leads to stockpiling in the market. They just reduced the price, cause it was too high. Link to comment
Bersabee Posted March 20, 2016 Report Share Posted March 20, 2016 Just now, Linki said: They just reduced the price, cause it was too high. They changed it back to near normal Link to comment
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