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Decreases '''craft time''' for the table work orders by '''10%'''. | Decreases '''craft time''' for the table work orders by '''10%'''. | ||
{{Infobox_Item|name=Basic Upgrade 1}} | {{Infobox_Item|name=Basic Upgrade 1}} | ||
{{GetRecipes|item=Basic Upgrade 1}} | {{GetRecipes|item=Basic Upgrade 1|Crafting Station=Carpentry Table}} | ||
==Basic Upgrade 2== | ==Basic Upgrade 2== | ||
Decreases '''resource cost''' for the table work orders by '''25%'''.<br> | Decreases '''resource cost''' for the table work orders by '''25%'''.<br> | ||
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{{Infobox_Item|name=Basic Upgrade 4}} | {{Infobox_Item|name=Basic Upgrade 4}} | ||
{{GetRecipes|item=Basic Upgrade 4}} | {{GetRecipes|item=Basic Upgrade 4}} | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* The price reduction, while being essential to any profession, only applies to things that can be reduced to 1 item, without rounding of the % reduction. This means that a Basic Upgrade 4 will not reduce the price of 2 of the same item in a recipe, but will reduce the price of 3. Multiple repetitions of the same recipe count toward this, so crafting in bulk can take full advantage of the price reduction. | * The price reduction, while being essential to any profession, only applies to things that can be reduced to 1 item, without rounding of the % reduction. This means that a Basic Upgrade 4 will not reduce the price of 2 of the same item in a recipe, but will reduce the price of 3. Multiple repetitions of the same recipe count toward this, so crafting in bulk can take full advantage of the price reduction. | ||
** The Specialty Upgrades can somewhat mitigate this effect by simply cutting the price of anything in half. | ** The Specialty Upgrades can somewhat mitigate this effect by simply cutting the price of anything in half. | ||
* Every Upgrade recipe in the game is designed in such a way that multiple players will collaborate in order to make these in a reasonable amount of time. This assumes "No Collaboration" isn't active. | * Every Upgrade recipe in the game is designed in such a way that multiple players will collaborate in order to make these in a reasonable amount of time. This assumes "No Collaboration" isn't active. | ||
* Upgrades will apply their bonuses to crafts of upgrades. Players can use this mechanic to great effect as to greatly reduce the price of upgrade crafting | * Upgrades will apply their bonuses to crafts of upgrades. Players can use this mechanic to great effect as to greatly reduce the price of upgrade crafting. | ||
* Upgrades are one of the most valued items in the game, due to their usage. | * Upgrades are one of the most valued items in the game, due to their usage. | ||
== Strategy == | == Strategy == | ||
* Most players will decide to begin [[Store|selling]] their goods only after having procured themselves an Upgrade. This strategy generally improves the efficiency of any business. | * Most players will decide to begin [[Store|selling]] their goods only after having procured themselves an Upgrade. This strategy generally improves the efficiency of any business. | ||
* Using the Barter [[Currency]], which is exclusive to the store it's used in, players can create "automatic stores" in which players provide the exact materials needed for the craft. The storeowner can make a significant profit by using Basic Upgrades on the related crafting stations. | * Using the Barter [[Currency]], which is exclusive to the store it's used in, players can create "automatic stores" in which players provide the exact materials needed for the craft. The storeowner can make a significant profit by using Basic Upgrades on the related crafting stations. | ||
** Players can source materials (including Basic Upgrades) from anywhere - this includes other stores made by the automatic store's owner. | ** Players can source materials (including Basic Upgrades) from anywhere - this includes other stores made by the automatic store's owner. | ||
** Such stores are usually named along the lines of "Automatic BU1 -> BU2". They may not always be in stock, since the stock is created by other players' provisions of materials. | ** Such stores are usually named along the lines of "Automatic BU1 -> BU2". They may not always be in stock, since the stock is created by other players' provisions of materials. | ||
[[Category:Upgrade]] | [[Category:Upgrade]] | ||
[[Category:Modules]] | [[Category:Modules]] | ||
[[de:Spitzhacke]] | [[de:Spitzhacke]] | ||
