For example, you have 1 factory assigned, producing 5 EC per day, your subsidy would provide a further 5 per day. When you've got an active contract, and applied the subsidy, it will drain the subsidy value, equal to that of your factories on the contract. When subsidies are granted, they have an EC value, which will be consumed to pay for equipment. They can received though National Focuses, Decisions, Events and any other system that grants benefits, an example being in the Danish Focus Tree, where you can choose to seek external sources of aircraft, which after completing gives you a subsidy for aircraft. Subsidies can be gained to give you a discount or better deal when purchasing on the market. Allowing you to change price and add more equipment, without taking down and reposting the equipment on the market. Once you've aded an equipment, it may not be selling at the current, price, or you may have more to sell, so by returning to the 'Sell Equipment' page, you can edit and remove your entries. When you get a request from a country there will be a range of information about how much EC you will recieve per Delivery which will ultimately determine how long it'll take to sell and how frequently and how much EC you'll be paid each month. This can be changed in your Market Options allowing for automatic accepting of purchase requests. The 'normal' value is equal to 2x the Production Cost of the equipment for you to build.Īfter adding equipment to the market, countries who have market access to your market, can then request to buy equipment, as soon as they ask it'll reserve the equipment, and take it off the market until their request is either accepted or denied. Low reducing the price by 25% and high increasing the price by 25%. Here equipment from your reserves can be chosen, and a price range of low, normal and high be selected. To sell equipment on the market, firstly open the 'Market Tab', Then select 'Sell Equipment' page, this will display all current eqipment you have for sale, then press the 'Add equipment to market button'. If the AI accepts or not are based on similar requirements as market access, but also includes Trade Influence.Ī purchase request from The Netherlands, asking to buy 1662 Rifles from the UK through 12 deliveries. The AI will tend to perfer shorter contracts, and sometimes deny your request to buy, if they feel it'll take too long. What you're importing will be visable from the default International Market screen, and the routes you're importing and exporting via will be displayed on the map during this time. After hitting send, your draft will then be sent, and needs to be accepted by the country selling.

Each factory assigned to the purchase, produces EC, the more factories you assign, the faster you can pay the bill which will decrease the number of Deliveries needed to transport all the equipment, but naturally increases the convoy cost per delivery. After choosing an equipment, you will need to fill in a Purchase Draft, which determines the terms of payment and delivery of the equipment. Then you can select the 'Buy Equipment' page, to see the list of equipment available for you to buy. To begin buying on the market, you first need to open the 'Market Tab' (hotkey E), now found on the tools bar replacing the diplomacy tab, between Research and Trade.

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