The Cool Hangout Place -> **exclusive** some cybervillage V2 code leaked!!!

Red Squirrel - Dec-26-2004 server time

I implimented the scrap feature so that when you scrap it, it sells it to the mall that you're in, and the mall decides how much to give you (a percentage that is set by the mall owner). Same with increasing HP, both prices are settable by the owner. Let's say I own a mall and someone buys something, then it goes in my wallet account. The only problem I see with this is that damn php limit, but by clearing all the ICs hopefully we won't get another inflation. Though the cybervillage economy will be structured like world economy, where money does not just "disapear" so we'll be playing with the same money supply, though post money and stuff will be "newly printed" money so yes after a while there may be an inflation. But I'll think of a way around it when we get at that point. Allot of the money will technically "go nowhere" such as when you buy from the cybervillage default malls, but I'll think of other ways to make it go without taking out the realistic economy aspect from it, since that's what makes it interesting. I can always make taxes, we all know that tax money does not go anywhere.

Chris Vogel - Dec-23-2004 server time

Will it be possible to buy huge quantities and resale them?

Chris Vogel - Dec-23-2004 server time

It looks nice! (Bulk discounts are a great idea! )

Red Squirrel - Dec-22-2004 server time

CODE $costperitem = round((1+(strlen($name+$desc)+($hpdefend*$hpdamage))/1+($hpdamage+$hpdefend+($hpdamage+$hpdefend-($hpdamage+$hpdefend/2))))/10000,3); $totalcost=round($costperitem*($quantity),3); if($quantity>50000)$totalcost=$totalcost*0.9; if($quantity>100000)$totalcost=$totalcost*0.8; if($quantity>1000000)$totalcost=$totalcost*0.7; if($quantity>10000000)$totalcost=$totalcost*0.6; echo("Cost per item: ".$costperitem." ICs<br><br>"); echo("Total Cost: ".$totalcost." ICs<br>"); echo("Discount savings: ".($costperitem-($totalcost/$quantity))." ICs per item<br>"); echo("Actual cost per item: ".($totalcost/$quantity)." ICs per item<br>");