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 8 months ago  

did you refresh your data.. i believe it fetches the actual resource prices for it (or cached for 1 hour).

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Also how to do turn off these plots, no dec or remove power core?

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in planning it would deliver a small profit... but can easily switch when grain or wood price changes.

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I turned off several Wood plots and turned on all my Stone plots. The thing is.. the Wood plots live in a region that yields Grain, I don't have to import it. The Stone plots live in different regions where I do have to import. Is there a way to add import charges, to see if they are really loss making with these additional costs.

To disable them, I harvest, then remove the power core.

Thanks for your interface and all the work you have done, it's very handy!

 8 months ago  

Is there a way to add import charges, to see if they are really loss making with these additional costs.

planning wise this a bit harder, the planning tool does not take that into account that information i do not know on that page.

Your best friend then is this page (this is the page i use most often to see if i'm resource positive overval):
https://land.spl-stats.com/player-overview/overview

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This takes into account the transfer fee when you have a negative in a certain region.

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Here you see there is a 10% added to the grain to cover the transfer fee if you get it from other regions

Thanks, so if I switched off all the Stone plots.. and this..
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.. goes up.. I know it's not worth it keeping them on?

 8 months ago  

well the tax income will never go up when plots are disabled this ins the income you get from your castle or keep (the tax you collect)
This data is based on nightly data (updated once per day) dec can change due to actual resource prices tough.

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You own "Production Net Dec" can go up or down when you enable/disable plots

Oh yes.. Production DEC.. of course.., thanks, clear now!