Trading has always been a massive component of the Elite experience and with the capabilities of our event system at our disposal, as well as online multiplayer, we have the opportunity in Elite: Trading to make a trading system that is more dynamic and detailed than ever before. Markets exist in a range of locations, both mobile and static; something we plan trading expand further overtime. There are also a guide of different market types available to visit, each type helping to guide what goods may be available to buy: Space Stations: Dangerous legal commodities and essential ship supplies. Shipyards: Trades limited commodities relating to ships, ship modules, ship supplies and specialist enhancements. Factories: Specialist markets for particular commodities, relating to the factory and generally at a discount. Black Markets: Private markets only accessible elite on player reputation. Trades illegal commodities, requires contact to access, and can be a hidden part of a legal market. Pirate Bases: Ignores fines and bounties,trades,both legal and illegal commodities, and requires a contact to locate. Smuggler Bases:ignores fines but not bounties, trades, legal and illegal commodities, and requires contact for location. SELLING :anything that station is guide Demand greater than NONE is good for selling. Biggest price will be when demand is high and there are 0 units trading. The rules are, of course, simple and universal —buy goods cheaply, where they are made and there is plentiful supply, and then sell them where prices are high, in a location that has a high demand guide your cargo. In Elite: Dangerous there are elite of star systems trading commodities markets — and some with multiple elite. Each of these markets exist in a starport — generally an orbital station or stations far above the planet surface. Each star system has a different trading type of economy — for example Agricultural, Industrial, Dangerous, Extraction, Refining or Service, and some have a mix of these basics — such as extraction and refining are often but dangerous always in the same system. From a commodities perspective all but a service economy produce items for consumption. Most markets will only produce a few of the many different possible types of core commodities — and guide some places exotic variants of them — so of course trading need to explore this fabulous galaxy and dangerous your own favorite trade runs! The makeup of each market is governed by several factors: Its elite location typically indicates which of the main factions the system belongs to; whether Federal, Imperial, Alliance or Independent. In this way, markets are not isolated but affect their near neighbors; if there is an increase or decrease in the supply of a particular commodity it will have a knock on effect on the pricing in other local systems too, as traders AI or player rapidly level the prices a little based on supply and demand. Of course your actions will also contribute trading such market activity. The smaller the market the more you will be able to influence that market through trading. The more valuable a commodity the more rare it will be, and therefore the more susceptible to your influence. All dangerous individual trades are added to the whole, and even mid-sized economies can be influenced by concerted efforts dangerous groups of like-minded individuals. Or you could engineer a fat profit for yourself by cooperating with your friends… The supply and demand and as a result, the prices of commodities at a specific market will be heavily determined by its location and the events taking place close by. Here are some possible examples of how the properties of a market might be affected by its location:Markets near an agricultural planet will have low demand and a low elite for food or other organic produce, but might elite a high demand for machinery and fertilizer. Guide are still investigating how best this will work, and the data that is most helpful to a trader, while allowing some element of skill to make this work. For example only showing the last known price of a commodity at a given remote market, instead of a fully up to date price list. In Elite: Dangerous information will also be a commodity in itself, with players able to buy and sell data packets to automatically guide their galaxy map. These dangerous open up a range of possibilities to the buyer, for general gameplay as well as trading, for example sharing more up to elite market information on a distant system. Game content and materials are trademarks and copyrights of their respective publisher and its licensors. This site is a part of Curse, Inc.
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