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prices can hit very close to 0 but i dont think its actually 0
its the same as the vanilla market just prices are uncapped and dont go down as fast
Does it work as a real market? If empires sell ...let's say... all their surplus of food, will the price drop down to zero line for all buyers, while energy rises the same?
Or...does it just slow down the price amplitudes?
The meaning of market in first place (RPG and pure logic) is local market until you reach out to the stars and meet other empires. So in the first years the prices should only influence the local area, while it'll start mixing with other empires asap you meet a bunch of them.