davidquick

u/davidquick


r/echoes•

Prices in echoes don't respond like prices on a market ought to. There are spikes here and there but increases in money supply, through ratting changes don't appear to have any impact on commodity prices. PI and mineral prices have only ever gone down.

For a few items you can see market effects like faction wrecks you can see the impact from the drop nerf and from increasing demand for them as people started building Battleship BPs. But for core minerals there's been just steady or slowly declining prices.

Anecdotally, when I make sell orders for PI there are occasionally a few buys at first but then if the sell price moves far off my original price the order sits until it's about to

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r/echoes•

Which is to say, it's a ship that's not currently in the game. Likely left in the T9 reveal because netease does absolutely zero QA and they forgot to take it out as their development schedule just keeps slipping. I suspect the porpoise is also not in the game yet because they still haven't implemented command bursts so it would be entirely pointless so I guess they get points for that?

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r/echoes•

I went and found a ship that wasn't very popular only 1 sell order and 3 low ball buy orders. It's estimated price was 20% below the current build price.

I built one of these and kitted it and got myself blown up by concorde. I went back to station and low and behold, insurance gave me the ship back but did not create a buy order or purchase the existing sell order off the market.

It's been 4 hours since I did my experiment and no changes to the current market list.

How does this not break the economy?

Edit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/echoes/comments/lbp5aq/devs_please_provide_us_with_information_on_the/

So allegedly the game creates buy orders after 50x the value of ships and mo

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r/dragoncon•

So I've got an art project I want to do and I was thinking that maybe somebody might know a good place to get ahold of a bunch of unwanted lanyards? I could buy a bunch of lanyards but they'll all be the same and that's not really what I'm looking for. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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r/houston•

Ok so I'm out in spring but I'm sure other people have had these sorts of issues before. I was out walking my pupper and came across two friendly and somewhat well kept dogs, although they didn't have collars. Anyway a neighbor was out with them trying to find their owners and we had to go and couldn't help but it got me to wondering.

Where do I take a stay dog without a collar or other identifying tags after hours? Do I just have to hold onto them until the next day and then take them to a shelter? We looked and it seems like most places stop accepting drop offs at around 430.

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r/YouShouldKnow•

If a debt is in collections it goes away in 5+ years this is the only way that it will stop hurting your credit. Your credit score sees accounts in active collection and collections accounts that are "paid in full" as essentially the same thing.

Paying off these debts can hurt your score because it will change their effective reporting date on your credit record. Most scoring agencies take into account how recent the derogatory mark is. So by paying anything you update the last reported date on your credit report.

So long story short, for any debts less than what it would cost to take you to court there's no point in paying these unless you can convince the debt collector to delete th

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