Request for an English version of Falko's PII Kalkulator 2.0

  • Hello there fellow merchants.

    Patrician III is a game I bought back in 2007 and which I come back to play every few years, I still love how highly detailed it is. This time I want to do so in a bit more efficient way, while still playing how I like to: On Patrician difficulty, step by step, with manual micromanaging as long as possible and no crazy exploits or massive fabrics constructions that I have observed on some public contests. On the wikia I discovered that the 2010 tips pdf was finally translated, so I've been reading it thoroughly. At one point it links to a spreadsheet that can help to increase accuracy on a "manual" management of the central warehouses system. Unfortunately, the spreadsheet itself is still fully in German. I can make up some of the words, but most of it is rather confusing due to the language barrier. Since I'm just starting up again and as mentioned I take it slowly, it will be a fairly long bit before I'm actually at that stage of the game. I know it might be asking much and it might not really be necessary to keep an efficient enough trading system, but I believe the translation could also help other non-German players that choose to play this great game.


    Greetings and dont let Beneke strike again

    When I cast my eyes over my hometown, and I see how splendidly it has developed over all these years, then I can rightly say with pride: I made my contribution to it.

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    Actually you dont need a spreadsheet in My opinion.

    Just finished with a PDF for pricing production and profit with maintanance-level and cost.

    All in One single PDF.

    So you can have 2 monitors open at the same time.

    One for THE game and One monitor for THE Patrician_3.PDF.


    Its basic mathemathics.

    IF you start a fishing industry in for example Lübeck ,you see that they consume 3 fish per thousand.

    A fishinghut has 7 output per week.

    Its therefore possible to sell 6 fish directly to Lübeck and spare 1 for automatic trading.

    2000 inhabitans=6 fish.

    This formula works for any other fabric.

    But must also be notes that hemp and salt are bought efficient elsewhere (or likewise produced).

    Its called network strategies.


    Also alt/tab calculator can be used the same time as playing.

    Using the gog com version with DxWind.

    Files

    • Cities.pdf

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    Sell as much at least at 15% margin is aquired.

    The Hanseatic Empire as a whole had a profit margin at 15% anually.

    Producing timber can also make a profit, but only where it has full production.

    Even in the hardest settings. Historically the Hanseatic purchased the timber from Torun and Alborg.

    Thoose 18 Golden is lost gold...

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