Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
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Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
I have found that if you create a trade and then later adjust the price, it rounds your kuwal to another number and you lose that kuwal.
Example
50b kuwal paying 50m per AT = 1k ats << starting point
changed the rate to 52,631,578 = 950 ATs << kuwal amount on the market is 49,999,999,100
changed rate to 53m = 943 ATs << kuwal amount on the market is 49,979,000,000
total lost kuwal is 21m
Example
50b kuwal paying 50m per AT = 1k ats << starting point
changed the rate to 52,631,578 = 950 ATs << kuwal amount on the market is 49,999,999,100
changed rate to 53m = 943 ATs << kuwal amount on the market is 49,979,000,000
total lost kuwal is 21m
seaborgium- 2nd in Command
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Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
Any suggestion on what could be done, except maybe writing a note telling people to avoid changing the price too often, would be welcome.
I can't make it so that the excess goes back since then you could recover the full offer back and then literally use it like an infinite bank (partially you can use it now too but at least someone has to accept those resources first)
Neither can it work by asking 943.3 AT's in return since in the database it'd rollover into a full integer
I can't make it so that the excess goes back since then you could recover the full offer back and then literally use it like an infinite bank (partially you can use it now too but at least someone has to accept those resources first)
Neither can it work by asking 943.3 AT's in return since in the database it'd rollover into a full integer
Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
maybe a market fund...
seaborgium- 2nd in Command
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Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
I was thining about this.
Maybe have people buy market funds...
1 kuwal = 1 market fund
Then if someone changes the price the market funds come back to them
You can not convert market funds back to kuwal, can only be used on the market
maybe a bonus if you withdraw kuwal from market and have it go directly into market funds?
Maybe have people buy market funds...
1 kuwal = 1 market fund
Then if someone changes the price the market funds come back to them
You can not convert market funds back to kuwal, can only be used on the market
maybe a bonus if you withdraw kuwal from market and have it go directly into market funds?
seaborgium- 2nd in Command
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Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
which means I have to make something like an extra bank/temp storage thingy for the market
for uu's and kuwal
not really sure about it
for uu's and kuwal
not really sure about it
Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
Admin wrote:Any suggestion on what could be done, except maybe writing a note telling people to avoid changing the price too often, would be welcome.
I can't make it so that the excess goes back since then you could recover the full offer back and then literally use it like an infinite bank (partially you can use it now too but at least someone has to accept those resources first)
Neither can it work by asking 943.3 AT's in return since in the database it'd rollover into a full integer
put the kuwal in the bank, or let the game remember the total amount of kuwal and when there is less left than what you need to buy 1 uu or at, then it will go back to your bank.
Keinutnai- Aderan Assassin
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Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
I was thinking that too, but admin pointed out it then becomes a bank....
your suggestion was the exact exploit we were trying to avoid.
your suggestion was the exact exploit we were trying to avoid.
seaborgium- 2nd in Command
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Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
I'm not trying to be an A$$ here but isnt "exploits" kinna mute since it is an unlimited bank already? I mean if nothing is going to be changed from what it is now, whats wrong with adding another exploit if it fixes a true problem?
Nomad- Alliance Leader
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Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
My second suggestion actually prevents it from being used as a bank. You haven't read it properly.seaborgium wrote:I was thinking that too, but admin pointed out it then becomes a bank....
your suggestion was the exact exploit we were trying to avoid.
But I really think you guys should chill. You are so focused the bank issue, like there was nothing more important to improve.
Keinutnai- Aderan Assassin
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Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
I'm not focused onit. I just hate losing funds.
seaborgium- 2nd in Command
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Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
seaborgium wrote:I'm not focused onit. I just hate losing funds.
I didnt know I was losing funds until you made this thread. I thought it goes to bank automatically, but never bothered to check if it's really true. It seems illogical that the funds simply disappear.
Kenzu- Alliance Leader
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Re: Changing asking price changes amount of kuwal on the market.
no, you didn't understand what I wroteseaborgium wrote:I was thinking that too, but admin pointed out it then becomes a bank....
your suggestion was the exact exploit we were trying to avoid.
I wrote I have to create another storage place, obviously it wouldn't become a bank since it'd be a temp storage to cover for any leftovers i.e. it grows for some time as you change the rates and eventually there's enough in the bank to cover for this changed rate so it drops back somewhat, rinse and repeat
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