I’m a vasal with the Khuzaits and I feel like the AI is not doing me any favors. We were at war with Sturgia and the Aserai at the same time which was a nightmare because everyone was running north and south. Not at war with Sturgia anymore but as soon as we made peace with them Monchug went and declared war with the western empire. I have 15 fiefs and they all border the western empire. So while every place I own is getting attacked Monchug and all the other assholes have been fighting over Shibal Zumr Castle. One side takes it and back and forth so most of the army is over there. And I’m in the same situation over at Onica castle. I own it but they take it and then I take it back. No one is getting anywhere. I want to go on the offensive and take Zeonica but I just don’t have enough people and I don’t think I can get anymore. Any tips for this stalemate? And where do all their troops keep coming from? They keep coming with 1100 troop armies and I keep destroying them, shouldn’t the...
TL:DR Every time I go to sell a workshop I do a hard eyeroll as it makes 0 economic sense.
You pay 30k but can only sell for 7?
No. If you want to represent liquidity in a business, you could give the player a choice to sell for 7 now, or wait an undetermined amount of time to make 30k. (a random number of days between 2 and 30, let's say, to represent the selling process)
I have seen people complain about their profitability of workshops, but it's pretty easy to make money and it makes sense that you don't get your money back until roughly a year later. You make BANK in the long term and will far and away be the wealthiest clan in calradia in no time.
It's just the resell value that kills me. Sturgia will go to war with the Southern Empire so I need to move workshops and your daily profits have nothing to do with the asset value and potential earnings of a business.
- If you want to make the case that you pay a premium for the business because the owner isn't looking to sell, sure. 400% mark up though is absurd and the business doesn't cost 7k. If you use annual profit to roughly estimate the value, the average workshop is worth roughly 30k. 25k annual profit, evidently assets are only 2k, and then the property is worth something.
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