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Author Topic: Dwarven Mining Company - A Dwarfy economic and capitalism simulator. (Turn 1)  (Read 13411 times)

Ghazkull

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Okay how about this: 20 Gold per Worker, we don't care about the Security Rating. You pay more per worker but you don't have to invest in Security.
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((Seems the picture is broken :/))

GUILDS:

As for Guilds, they all start with 5 Qual 1 workers.
((Hee, looks like we'll work on a basepoint :3
Looks like we've skipped the Upgrade phase and are now in the bidding phase?))

The Golden Hands prefer working in a safe environment (of at least 3+ SR); in turn, they provide skilled and quality labor--even if their labor may be of less quality, their prices are adjusted accordingly. By Guild motto and reputation, the Golden Hands ensure that they are all of skilled and professional etiquette and would like the same from their contractor.

The Golden Hands advertise their five, tier 2 quality workers, at 22g each. The 'steep' price is to ensure a trusted SR from first-hand impression. Totaling at around 110g in all, this starting offer is only at a 10% profit margin!
Spoiler: Guild: Golden Hands (click to show/hide)

((I believe that with the hiring and such--we CANNOT update the information we copied, and should copy it directly from the public GM turn then? [Because it'll be obvious if we did spend on upgrades and stuff]))

Edit: Missed my notes -.- I pasted a draft.
« Last Edit: July 17, 2016, 11:41:19 am by Tiruin »
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We at Clan Daredsson recognise that the mine Lords are more concerned with filling their mine rather than getting more out of each dwarf. After all, an inexperienced dwarf is better than wasted space. Thus:

12 gold per head, five workers. SR 5.

DEAL at five qual 1 workers

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Hiring five or more qual 1 workers for 12g a head. Promised SR of 5.
DEAL at five qual 1 workers
« Last Edit: July 17, 2016, 05:07:57 am by Kashyyk »
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We at Clan Daredsson recognise that the mine Lords are more concerned with filling their mine rather than getting more out of each dwarf. After all, an inexperienced dwarf is better than wasted space. Thus:

12 gold per head, five workers. SR 5.

DEAL at five qual 1 workers

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Hiring five or more qual 1 workers for 12g a head. Promised SR of 5.
DEAL at five qual 1 workers

Quote from: rules
While players may change their offers, and make multiple targetted offers, a player may only secure a deal with exactly one other player. Guilds cannot distribute workers among mines, and mines may not accept workers from more than one guild.
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Okay how about this: 20 Gold per Worker, we don't care about the Security Rating. You pay more per worker but you don't have to invest in Security.

DEAL

Sorry for the doublepost.

EDIT: I want to hire 5
« Last Edit: July 17, 2016, 05:44:33 am by Gwolfski »
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Kashyyk

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That must've been added since I last checked...

Hiring five or more qual 1 workers for 12g a head. Promised SR of 5.
DEAL at ten qual 1 workers
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That must've been added since I last checked...

Hiring five or more qual 1 workers for 12g a head. Promised SR of 5.
DEAL at ten qual 1 workers

It was added to clarify the bidding rules after there was some confusion, but that was the intended mechanic when I wrote the bidding rules.

((Seems the picture is broken :/))

GUILDS:

As for Guilds, they all start with 5 Qual 1 workers.
((Hee, looks like we'll work on a basepoint :3
Looks like we've skipped the Upgrade phase and are now in the bidding phase?))

The Golden Hands prefer working in a safe environment (of at least 3+ SR); in turn, they provide skilled and quality labor--even if their labor may be of less quality, their prices are adjusted accordingly. By Guild motto and reputation, the Golden Hands ensure that they are all of skilled and professional etiquette and would like the same from their contractor.

The Golden Hands advertise their five, tier 2 quality workers, at 25g each. The 'steep' price is to ensure a trusted SR from first-hand impression.
Spoiler: Guild: Golden Hands (click to show/hide)

((I believe that with the hiring and such--we CANNOT update the information we copied, and should copy it directly from the public GM turn then? [Because it'll be obvious if we did spend on upgrades and stuff]))


The picture seems to be working for me, is it bugged for anyone else? It's just fluff though so you're not missing crucial information or anything.

As for phases, each phase is per player really. You automatically enter the bidding phase one you bid on anything.

Your thoughts about hiring are true. All information is updated at the beginning of the turn for that very reason.

I might extend this turn to 6 days if some people aren't finished by then mostly because everyone is new and nobody knows what they're doing :P.
« Last Edit: July 17, 2016, 09:48:21 am by Vivalas »
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Tiruin

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Your thoughts about hiring are true. All information is updated at the beginning of the turn for that very reason.

I might extend this turn to 6 days if some people aren't finished by then mostly because everyone is new and nobody knows what they're doing :P.
Woo, so we can only post our 100g/200g thing and totally go marketing advertising on our relative assuaging measurements of skill and safety requirements! :D

* Tiruin makes a toast to how far we can all go with this simple system of trust, and company labor contracts.
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heh... trust....
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The National Union of Miners has available 5 Tier 1 and 4 Tier 2 Miners, the equal of 13 Tier 1s. Hiring said 13 Tier 1s would cost 156 gold at the going rate of 12g / worker, but the NUM's entire party will be available, for one time only, for 125 gold! Go on, make the most of that Fat Wallets specialisation! Be the envy of every Baron around! Total Hiring cost increases by 6g for every point of SR below 5. Lying about your SR will likely provoke a strike or a visit from the Union's lawyers. Do so at your own risk.


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That must've been added since I last checked...

Hiring five or more qual 1 workers for 12g a head. Promised SR of 5.
DEAL at ten qual 1 workers
That would cost me 120 gold which is more than I have which prevents the deal from being sealed. How about reducing that to 7?
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Tiruin

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@OP/GM: Are we able to comment on others' advertising? Because if I may, I like the schtick of this one. :P
Also how ...or when do you know a mine's SR or guild's quality?
« Last Edit: July 17, 2016, 11:40:37 am by Tiruin »
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@OP/GM: Are we able to comment on others' advertising? Because if I may, I like the schtick of this one. :P
Also how ...or when do you know a mine's SR or guild's quality?

I don't see why you couldn't. Jeering at your competitors is a staple of good business.

You don't really ever get directly told the SR of mines or the quality of workers, but you can infer it. If a mine continously gets subpar production it might be low quality workers. If a mine is accident prone it might be low SR. The only exception I can think of is natural disasters, which give a pretty dead giveaway of the mine's SR.
« Last Edit: July 17, 2016, 12:40:03 pm by Vivalas »
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@manored: You have an overdraft of 100g, and you'll immediately be making money back from the sale of coal. If I understand the rules correctly as well, you'll be paid for coal before you pay me for workers as well.
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Fair point. 12 gold per head, five workers. SR 5.
We would be willing to hire out at 12g per worker, if you're willing to hire 8 workers. Even if you go into a small amount of debt, I don't believe interest accumulates until the end of the turn anyway, and you'll more than make money back on coal.

Also you forgot your info page.

Speaking of which, Vivalas, could we at least get an idea of what's too low for food and what's too high for coal? Like, what they'll just refuse to buy or sell at? Or is it going to be experimental to determine that?
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