Sometimes it gets really annoying where you don't have much time to gather stuff but you still want to craft something at the workshop of your Free company. And when you get at the market board you realize you missed something and you have to walk all the way back to figure out what you forgot. Sure you can write it all down but not everyone has a pen and paper next to them to write everything down they do.
Because lets be honest here, a lot of people have slow connections and there's no way they'd love to load the housing instance to ALSO have to load the workshop just to do the same again to get to the market and back... (4 load times just to get something!!)
So please allow us to add a mini market board to the FC house and counter it by charging 10% additional taxes (so 15% in total if taxes were already at 5% in that region) on each item to persuade people to still use the original market board instead of the mini market. That way we'd have the option to get what we need fast when money isn't an issue and most people would still go to the original marketboard to get max profit (and since some people would get more money for what they put on the market, they'd be more willing to keep it up which might benefit sales in general).
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Because lets be honest here, a lot of people have slow connections and there's no way they'd love to load the housing instance to ALSO have to load the workshop just to do the same again to get to the market and back... (4 load times just to get something!!)
So please allow us to add a mini market board to the FC house and counter it by charging 10% additional taxes (so 15% in total if taxes were already at 5% in that region) on each item to persuade people to still use the original market board instead of the mini market. That way we'd have the option to get what we need fast when money isn't an issue and most people would still go to the original marketboard to get max profit (and since some people would get more money for what they put on the market, they'd be more willing to keep it up which might benefit sales in general).
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