Mugiwara wrote:i think selling ships which remained for a long period of time in auction market to shipwright will be a good option. as wolfie said it may exploited but its not hard to prevent that. there will be some restrictions like you will get 50% of total value when sold from auction to shipwright and also you cant sell ships which have more than 1m base value.
that option sound fair enough.
Plato wrote:Buyer always has control. He can either bid or not. If there is an agreement then buyer can bid agreed price. As a seller you are always taking the risk in the ship market that your ships will sell for base price or better.
Ultimate example is a SOTL lvl 10 60 att. Starts at 1 gc. first person values it at 250 can bid 250. the clock starts immediately. other value it at 350, 375, 400. Now they must pay attention to auction.
Another example is Shadowood recent Shipwright request for Galleons at 1 gc. He specified 200 ships. The sellers assumed the risk that they would get their ships to market before his order was filled.
There is no downside here to starting it at 1 gc with the understanding that if it gets no bids after 3,5,7 days it gets returned to seller.
There is no guarantee now that you will get what you want for a price in the ship market.
This would also clear the board of all the low level ships parked on the market by returning them to seller.
good one,though i think adding a basic credit to each type like a sol selling for 30cr rather than 1cr, making it bit fair for than seller as well
above all i would like to add that selling ship's in fleet, hence to increase chances to sell low level one's easily.