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| − | {{shoppes}}A shoppe is a [[building]] where pirates combine [[labor]] and [[commodities]] to make products. | + | {{shoppes}}A shoppe is a [[building]] where pirates combine [[labor]] and [[commodities]] to make products. Shoppes can be build by the [[governor]] of an [[island]]. After a shoppe is finished being build, the governor receives the [[deed]] to the shoppe, which he or she can then sell or give away. As the space on an island is limited, shoppes are often sold for large sums. |
In addition to the types already in the game, consignment shoppes have been rumored to be in the works{{fn|1=http://forums.puzzlepirates.com/community/mvnforum/viewthread?p=78364#78364}}. | In addition to the types already in the game, consignment shoppes have been rumored to be in the works{{fn|1=http://forums.puzzlepirates.com/community/mvnforum/viewthread?p=78364#78364}}. | ||
Revision as of 18:29, 2 July 2008
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Apothecary |
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Distillery |
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Furnisher |
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Iron monger |
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Shipyard |
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Tailor |
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Weavery |
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Estate agent |
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Construction site |
A shoppe is a building where pirates combine labor and commodities to make products. Shoppes can be build by the governor of an island. After a shoppe is finished being build, the governor receives the deed to the shoppe, which he or she can then sell or give away. As the space on an island is limited, shoppes are often sold for large sums.
In addition to the types already in the game, consignment shoppes have been rumored to be in the works[1].
Differences from Stalls
Shoppes are charged more in weekly tax than stalls, but offer several advantages for the cost.
- Size - Shoppes are larger, offering more storage space than stalls. This is most important for Shipyards, which can manufacture any size ship, whereas a stall cannot hold enough wood to make merchant galleons, war frigates, or grand frigates.
- Location - Shoppes have their own storefront, so if someone is looking for an ironmonger, say, they probably won't check the bazaar first, and so draws more pirates in for labor and sales.
- Managers - Shoppes can have up to five managers; a deluxe stall can only have two.
- Name - All shops have unique names, whereas stalls are named based on the stall owner (e.g. Poseidon's Ironmonger stall).
- Deed - Unlike stalls, shoppes have a deed that can be traded just like a ship deed. This allows a pirate to use the store deed portrait item in portraits.
Upgrading
Shoppes can be painted by the owner or a manager, and upgraded at the estate agent. Shoppes can only be built on player-owned islands, though player-owned shoppes exist on Ringer-owned islands as a result of special events.
Shoppes can be renamed for 75k. Only the owner of a shoppe can change the name.
Shoppes that have been upgraded can be downgraded. At the start of the upgrade/downgrade process the deed is surrendered to the estate agent. The shoppe is untradeable until this process is complete and the new deed is picked up at the estate agent. Anyone standing inside the building at the time the new deed is picked up will be thrown outside.
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External/Other Links
- Tutorial on shoppe management
- Howto:Use building news
- Commonly discussed ideas from Game Design
- The Shop Tool and Whiplash's Shop Spreadsheets are useful spreadsheets for managing shoppes and stalls.
