calculator [Question] Only show acceptable offers I have searched all over the forum using multiple terms and have come up with Multiple complaints about the Fair Trade Calculators and Unfair trades etc.
DeletedUser110195. Apr 24, 2017. #3. For one thing, people in fair-trade guilds tend to do sweeps of trades guildies put up, regardless of what's asked if they have it. Had someone in oceanic future had that 300 goods and done that trade, they'd have been screwed quite badly.That trade would be a steal. I'm buying, lol. 5,000 FP is more like it. On the beta forums there was a guy who said he was offered 5K for a GB set and he accepted the trade. Then someone else came in and asked him to dump the first offer and accept his trade for 7,500 FP. The Titan player was true to his word and declined.
Hovering on the icon gives them the option to see to which player they offered that particular trade. Receiver's side: On the Receiver's side, the 'Trading' tab will show an extra checkbox for 'Direct Trades' which, once selected, shows all the trades offered directly to you. You can either accept the trade (s) or delete them.Creating an offer. It is simple to create an offer. In the market window, you will find the “Create offer” tab. Enter the amount of the good you are looking for, and what you are willing to offer in return and then press “Create offer”. You never know when or if your offer will be accepted, so it is a good idea to make sure your offer
The original idea was to have FoE automatically enter the offer amount to ensure only fair trades are created, but have an option to enter manually between specified players. However, feed back from you guys (See below) was negative for that idea and was pushing towards some sort of filter
There is more than one way to reproduce the bug - I know the following ways:ġ.) enter a number of goods which can be directly traded in exchange with Future Era goods (e.g. Forge of Empires Fair Trade Calculator This calculator uses the cost of making the goods in Forge of Empires and calculates a fair ratio for trading based on the goods costs.