Now let's do the same calculation but for producing Honey in EMA:Ĥ) 12.3 tiles of population building for production buildingĥ) 1.3 population building tiles to sustain Shoemakers *we don't count gold cost because it's being produced with the population buildings as a bypass product. TOTAL SPACE required to produce 1 Ebony in Erly Middle Ages (EMA) in 48 minutes is = 16 + 2.1 + 8.3+ 0.7 = 27,1 tiles 111/4*8.3 = 230 required for productionĥ) 0.7 tiles of Population building to supply 2.1 tiles of Shoemaker from 3rd bullet. Clapboard house gives 111 population per 4 squares. To produce 1 Ebony in EMA in 48 minutes you'll need:ģ) 2.1 tiles of Shoemaker to produce 40 supply in 48 minutes. Let's do the same calculation for Ebony but in Erly Middle Ages (EMA).
TOTAL SPACE required to produce 1 Ebony in Iron Age in 48 minutes is = 16 + 3.8 + 12.6 + 1.1 = 33.5 tiles. 74/4*12.6 = 230 requred for productionĥ) 1.1 tile of Population building to supply 3.8 tiles of Butcher from 3rd bullet. Cottage gives 73 population per 4 squares.
For example to produce 1 ebony in Iron Age you'll need:ģ) 3.8 tiles of Bucher to produce the requred 40 supply in 48 minutes. Fair traid is calculated by comparing the amount of squares you need in your city to produce 1 good. But when we start trading Wine (3x3) to stone (4x4) in the 1:1 proportion - we simply use our guildmates or we are being used by them because we can produse more wine than stone and in the end get more resources than our partner - that's a good example of unfair trade.Īs for cross-era trades. Simple example of true fair is trading Wine (3x3) for Lumber (3x3). So fair includes no profit but only cost of manufacturing. What I call fair? Fair is when you can generate the same resource rather than trading it to your guildmates with the same efficiency. If you want to know trading basis you can read here: Goods buildings explainedĪt the moment most of players call 1:1 in the same age and 2:1 to one era dirrefence "fair".
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