Monday, 19 May 2014

Market Glory

Market Glory Beginner's Guide

FIRST This is a Guide for the increasingly popular FREE Games Market Glory

sign up via the referral link below to get started.

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Basics

New players will do well to think primarily on 3 categories of things in the Market Glory environment.

1. Player attributes (your wellness, productivity, earnings, cash on hand, etc)
2. Resources (food, clothing, shelter, then other items like books, companies, etc)
3. Currency - local currency, Gold and Euro

Basically, brand new players will be concerned only with 1, 2, and 3, for possibly up to a week into the game/simulator, so this page is for beginners! 4 - everything else is for looking at long term details of the game, including the players around you, markets, companies, currency exchange rates, etc - important, definitely - but not "first step details."

When you arrive as a new player in the game you will have NOTHING.

NOTHING

Seriously. (unless you invest immediately but why would you do that if you don't already know how to play the game well? I strongly advise against investing before your first week is finished).

Player attributes:
Energy (wellness), productivity (worker value), available currency, experience, knowledge, etc.

  • You'll start out with 1.0 Energy
  • You'll start out with 0.0 money
  • You'll start out with 0.0 Productivity
  • You'll start out with 0.0 Knowledge

All you've got going for you in the beginning is having that 1.0 score of Energy

Productivity is actually a combined score based on:

Energy x Experience x Knowledge = Productivity

Things sound bleak at this stage - in the beginning of the game - but really - there's nowhere to go but UP! I mean this seriously. Show up, work each day and things will get better. The only way you can really do extremely badly and not advance (even if it's to advance very slowly) is to not show up on a daily basis and work.

Each day that you work, you'll increase your Productivity score, so the next day, your value as a worker will be a little more than the day before (unless you stop logging in and increasing this daily).

The amount of money you'll earn each day goes up a little as your productivity level increases. Log in daily, WORK every day - FIGHT if you're able to when you're not working (this increases your money earned, too - but watch out 'cos it can decrease your energy).

When you fight and win, you'll earn what is called a "referral" (in other similar games, this token position is usually called a "slave"). Your referral's activities will give you small bonuses, according to your energy and productivity levels. You can also chose to sell your referrals for Gold currency.

*Note, you'll also get referrals from sending your link around and having people join the environment from your link. You get bonuses for their activity too, but these are a different kind of referral you may not want to sell - click around in the game and learn the difference between your referrals gained from fights and your referrals gained as real-life referrals into the environment (permanent referrals).

There is a limit of 10 fights per day. After each fight, from the time you enter and attack a potential referral, there is a ten minute cool-down timer that runs. You cannot fight an additional player at this time (hey, Fair's fair, right?).

Here's the scoop:

At the start when you're a new player, things don't look very good and it seems like you're in an awful situation to begin with. I won't get all touchy-freely here or attempt to lie to you just to make you feel better... you WILL BE IN a pretty rough situation at the start... however - we ALL START OUT LIKE THIS!

In my humble opinion, the game is THIS HARD at the beginning to weed out those players who would show up thinking to make a fast buck and run/close out their account in the game. I'm GLAD the beginning stages are as tough as they are because I want this environment to be online for a good long while!

It's a LONG TERM - STRATEGY ENVIRONMENT above ALL ELSE!

The following is how most beginner weeks look in practise, per day:

  • Sign up. 
  • Log in. 
  • Work. 
  • Read the message boards/forum. 
  • Fight. 
  • Learn the rules. 
  • Save money. 
  • Fight some more. 
  • Read what other players have said about their experiences (again - forum). 
  • Fight
  • Sell a referral after a fight. 
  • Interact with other players. 
  • Fight again. 
  • Read some more. 
  • Log out.
  • Return the next day and do it all over again.

by the end of the first week, you would have grasp the general feel of the game and can start looking into companies or even investing in the $20 bonus for 100 exp.

i did the $20 investment and did not regret it as it give you a HUGE boost, if you wanna see how much it does exactly, take out a calculator and see how long it will take to get 100 exp when you only get 0.7 per day (not including exp decay of 3%)

Enjoy the Market Glory environment!

MarketGlory My companies 7 - upgrade



Companies can be upgraded to produce goods at lower costs and thus your company can be more efficient on the market. There are 5 levels of upgrade:
Upgrade 1 = 10% productivity = 10 euro
Upgrade 2 = 20% productivity = 30 euro
Upgrade 3 = 30% productivity = 70 euro
Upgrade 4 = 40% productivity = 150 euro
Upgrade 5 = 50% productivity = 310 euro

You can rent an upgrade for your company, on a determined period of time from the “30 days upgrade” sub-menu. When you rent an upgrade, you will not be able to rent or buy another one, for as long as the renting is valid. The upgrade renting takes into account the level of upgrade which has been bought. The prices for renting are the following:
Upgrade 1 = +10% productivity = 0.5 euro
Upgrade 2 = +20% productivity = 1.50 euro
Upgrade 3 = +30% productivity = 3.50 Euro
Upgrade 4 = +40% productivity = 7.50 Euro
Upgrade 5 = +50% productivity = 15.50 Euro


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Sunday, 18 May 2014

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Saturday, 17 May 2014

MarketGlory My companies 6 - Licenses


In this section you can view what licenses you can purchase for your company. Also, each license is explained in detail, how many productivity points are required and how much raw materials you need for the products. When you have a valid license or you purchase a license, the date when this license expires will be displayed. Each license is valid for 90 days. From the company you can extend the license or buy a new one. Even if a license expires you can still sell products in stock, but you will not be able to produce goods anymore. Each type of company allows specific license purchase.
Licenses for consumer goods are divided into three categories, depending on quality.
In the market licenses section, you can read all the details for the licenses, such as productivity needed to produce the goods, raw materials necessary for the goods and the goods’ quality. When you purchase a license money will go to the country’s government where the business is created.

MarketGlory My companies 5 - Financial



Each company has its own budget. In this section you can invest and withdraw money from the company. In the company you can invest and withdraw gold.
After you have invested gold you can change the company money in the local currency of the country where the company was founded.
When you want to withdraw money from the company, buy gold within the company and withdraw gold. Note that for any withdrawal you will pay a tax of 5%.
Finance Transactions
In this section you have a list of all the transactions made by the company.

MarketGlory My companies 4 - Work records


In this section you can view a list of citizens who have worked for your company, the time when they have worked, the productivity they had and also the salary that the company has paid to the citizen.

Friday, 16 May 2014

MarketGlory My companies 3 - Workplaces



In this section you can create new jobs. Creating a new workplace costs with 0.25 euro more than the previous. Each job can be administrated individually, with the possibility to establish the salary offered and to suspend or activate a job.