Is there any piont in offering trade rights to neutral factions. Is it beneficial to me also or is it just a nice way off staying friends with people?
Is there any piont in offering trade rights to neutral factions. Is it beneficial to me also or is it just a nice way off staying friends with people?
Gives you a modest income bonus. Later on when you develop it can be beneficial.
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Apart from the income bonus you get from trade, you would also improve your relation with that particular faction, albeit only slightly.
It's worth it to get trade rights with every faction you can.![]()
Yep. When you start a game, get trade rights with everyone you can make contact with. Boosts income though I don't by how much exactly until the bastards backstab you.
Trade rights are only financially beneficial if you also trade. There are three means to gain from trade:
- The easiest is direct trade crossing adjacent borders.
- The next means is via ports.
Trade will occur whether you have trade rights or not, but the value of the trade rises with the rights.
- The third is with your merchant on a trade resource.
The same means of benefiting from trade is also available to the AI factions, so if they do indeed benefit from trade, your relations should improve. I also believe the length of the existing trade relations affects your standing as well.
Last edited by Viking Prince; 11-03-2009 at 12:42.
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