What do the arrows next to the plort prices mean?
On the Range Exchange where plorts are sold, there's a large screen that shows the current selling price of all plorts. Just to the side of each price though is a symbol showing an arrow pointing up or down, or just a flat line. What does this symbol mean? Is it showing how the prices have changed, or if the prices are likely to change in the indicated direction?
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Those arrows do mean that the price has gotten lower or higher last night. plort values change at midnight every day. usually selling lots of plorts at once can cause it to drop drasticly. of course, they will go down gradually by themseves. of course, they only change at night, so if values are high, i.e. honey plorts at 111 each, SELL SELL SELL because they can not change until midnight.
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How do Plort prices work?
Each plort sold goes "on the market" and contributes to its market volume. The larger the market volume, the lower the price; in the worst case, when the volume is at or above the maximum, the price is halved. Examples: Selling 40 or more Pink Plorts will cause them to roughly halve in value.How do you get Plort prices to go up?
From what I have seen, plort value increases on the market when you don't sell that kind of plort. For example you sell 10 pink plort, the next day the pink plort value decreases, while some plorts increase or stay neutral.What is the most expensive Plort in slime rancher?
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