Capitalism 2 and Capitalism Lab Forum

williammgary1 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 09, 2019 3:32 pmStill testing but did notice a weird issue in the HQ city where the Avg rating for the OS and software products are not selling if their overall rating is below the avg and its not affecting any other market just that one. In order to reach that overall avg I have to sell at a lost, I didn't have that issue prior to the patch.

Berbe wrote: ↑Wed Jan 09, 2019 4:41 pm

williammgary1 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 09, 2019 3:32 pmStill testing but did notice a weird issue in the HQ city where the Avg rating for the OS and software products are not selling if their overall rating is below the avg and its not affecting any other market just that one. In order to reach that overall avg I have to sell at a lost, I didn't have that issue prior to the patch.

I did notice the same for physical products too, but I would not be able to state if it is a permanent problem or not: empty sector, the products would not start selling if too much under sector average score, even if, by definition, there is a total lack of product.
How come customers could be that demanding when demand is infinitely higher than supply? The sector average score loses its meaning there (and I even wonder why there is one in the first place).
The funny thing is, as soon as some products start selling, the score converge towards the sold products average score.

David wrote: ↑Sun Jan 13, 2019 3:40 am You may try the following new function in v5.4.32 to see who is enforcing the price agreement.

Added a new function for seeing who sets the price agreement. Click on the "Price Agreement" sign and the game will go to the firm that sets the price. (A company who has the power to set the price in a price agreement is the original producer and the brand owner of the product.)

Berbe wrote: ↑Sun Jan 13, 2019 4:31 pm Well since you can track the source back, that would help identifiy what entity is responsible for that abnormal behaviour.
Noticed anything there? Does that link work at all?

Price Agreements occur when the manufacturer of the specific brand is also one of the retailers. Price agreements will occur between 2 or more retailers provided that one is the manufacturer. Price agreements do not occur between any number of retailers as long as one of them is not the manufacturer.

I'm trying to resell Software product from my subsidiary compny into retail stores for my OS (Lindows). The subsidiary and no other retailer is selling the software product(s) for the OS (Lindows) but I'm still getting locked into a retail price agreement when it shouldn't be possible due to there's no MSRP due to the product not being available in the retail market.