By far, the most difficult part of the game is in the beginning. These problems make MoK a very challenging trading game, but far from impossible. When you advance in the game, you will be attacked by dragons incessantly. The most excruciating thing that can happen regularly is that your carts break down and you're crippled, particularly if you just spent all your money on goods (which is reasonable) and you arrive someplace where it's cheaper than what you paid for it. Excruciating random events: Early in the game, the random tolls and attacks and what-have-you are minimal. Surely, Ore will be consistently cheaper in cities near mountains, right? Nope! Kaidan is an economic system where cities don't appear to have specialties, even though they may claim them, and prices change almost magically. you can buy food sometimes for 5 (which is about as low as you'll see it) at Orvoros and a neighboring village could have it for 12. Seemingly arbitrary economic system: So, villages produce food and cities consume it? But. And you're right, that makes no sense and serves literally no purpose other than to make the game that much harder by cutting into your profit margins. Practically, this means that if you buy food for 10 and go to a place where it is being sold for 11.5, you will not make a profit even though you are transporting a commodity from where it is plentiful to where it is more scarce. Every good's selling price is less than its buying price at the same location by a given percentage. In MoK, the system is slanted against you. Port Royale, Patrician) you can buy and sell goods at the same location for the same price. Bad Profit Margins: The economic system the game forces you to operate in is really, really intense. If you've looked up this guide, you're probably having trouble so you're probably encountering these problems (which are the problems I encountered):
It's really only difficult in the beginning. But is it worth carrying them for so many days, risking robbery, moths and taking precious space that you could use to transport something now and make a profit immediately? Or is it worth to buy illegal herb in the out of reach swamps where it cost's next to nothing, and risk smuggling it into the city where you can sell it for an amazing profit? But what if the city guards want to control you? Should you pay a bribe? How big? Maybe the best course of action is to say that you have nothing and hope they don't find anything? These are the types of questions you will have to ask yourself constantly.Key FeaturesA complex trading algorithm Over 100 quests each with multiple steps to success. 2 out of 10 planned mini games that accompany events with next ones upcoming in the updates Possibility to create a partnership with other traders and control 3 characters simultaneously 1 main and 2 quick scenarios 15 types of goods for trade with varying characteristics, some illegal, some perishable Beautiful hand-drawn localisations.Terminus467's Guide to Merchants of Kaidan
Maybe you'd like to pay a cheaper price for furs in the summer, and sell them for a hefty profit as the winter is coming and people need warmth. The conditions are constantly changing, and supply and demand for different goods with them. He always expands his fleet of carts, he balances risks, calculates profitability. A good merchant surrounds himself with specialists smarter than him, people who help him maximize profits and minimize losses. A good merchant listens to rumours and gossips spread by travelers at inns and taverns hoping for a clue, a hint where to go, where a good deal awaits. He knows what forces influence the prices, what events affect them. A good merchant needs to know everything about the market, he is always on the lookout for a deal, always listening, always engaging and deepening his knowledge. Buy low, sell high - a merchant's motto is easy to grasp. Your task is to roam the world and search of opportunities to score some profit. You start very humble, one cart, a purse of gold and silver coins is all that you have. Merchants of Kaidan is a challenging trading game fused with lots of RPG elements. Regain your riches, restore your honor and punish those who have wronged you.
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