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trade more than one unit at a time, the price displayed already includes the aforementioned<br />

price increment/decrement. The price that is indicated is consequently an average price.<br />

Mass Units<br />

In ‘Patrician II’, there are two different mass units, bushels and barrels, where one bushel equals<br />

ten barrels. A 15-bushel-Snaikka will therefore accommodate 15 bushels or 150 barrels.<br />

Weapons<br />

Weapons are also transferred to and from your ships using the trading window.<br />

Trading using the mini map<br />

You can also trade via the mini sea map. First select a ship that is currently in the port of a city<br />

(either using the ship list or the button in the caption bar). Then right click on the city. The<br />

trading window will now open. The advantage of this method is that you can trade from<br />

anywhere in this manner; you don’t have to ‘enter’ the city to trade.<br />

A little Advice<br />

Buy cheap, sell expensive! Now you might say, how am I to know which price is good and which<br />

is not? Well, to find out, there is some guidance in the trading window:<br />

1. Only buy goods when the sales price and the purchase price are very close to one another<br />

(a 10% margin, for example), because in that case, there are sufficient supplies in the city<br />

and the price should be reasonable. The scarcer a commodity becomes, the more the two<br />

prices will differ.<br />

2. Obviously, never sell any goods at a price below the average price you paid for them, which<br />

is displayed at the very right of the window.<br />

One more hint:<br />

It is best to buy goods from cities where they are being produced. Conversely, you are advised<br />

to sell goods in cities where they are not being produced.<br />

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