Yes, BUT THAT WONT REDUCE THE DEMAND AND HIGH PRICES FOR FOOD.
Adding a smiley doesn't change reality or supply and demand. Scarcity breeds high prices and insatiable demand. Insatiable demand breeds even higher prices.
At this current rate, the resources in the game are going to burn themselves out until no one can attack anything because no one will have the army size to take even on wall fortifications.
I think you misunderstand. My army will not starve off, I have significant stores of food for such an event as this, and I have no intention of having my army idle around waiting to starve or for prices to drop. But for anybody without a sizable army, making one is going to be that much more difficult, you have successfully raised the bar for them. Nobody close to me is going to either, because now I want their wheat and their valley where I previously left them alone, because all I wanted was their honor.
Last edited by Siegfreid; 05-27-2009 at 05:13 PM.
food up to .35 on server 1![]()
Holding steady at about .22 on server 2, people actually seem to be selling food right now to make a profit, which I think is keeping prices low for now.
You lack the intelligence to comment of the issues of economy and supply and demand. Please refrain from spouting your ignorance any further.
And even though you won't understand it when I explain it to you in simple terms, I'll try anyways.
As people can't keep massive armies fed, resources will be invested into a more worthwhile investment, wall defenses. As everyones walls become behemoth fortresses, the lack of any large armies will insure no large players can ever be touched. Once all the small players have been picked off, there will be nothing left to do in the game but sit around building more defenses because no one is going to waste their troops trying to attack walls they can't possibly defeat.
Now, get the **** out of this thread.
Your stores of food won't last forever. You won't be able to farm NPCs anymore to keep your supplies up and you won't be able to farm other people because they can't farm NPCs to keep their supplies up.
Now, as you kill off the smaller players, less and less supply of food will be available to you. Then what? You sit in your little desert island of victory with nothing to do but twirl your thumbs while your food supplies slowly run out?
It doesn't matter how strong you are if there isn't enough food to support your army.
The game will devolve into sparsely dotted areas of mega cities who can still manage to farm their NPCs by shutting everyone else out.
Last edited by Kristofff; 05-27-2009 at 06:48 PM.
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