crimson Iron demand! wtf

From my understanding and observation:

You get a unique item often times as a reward for fullfilling a quota. We all know how the chances are that it's gonna be something good when it comes to uniques in this game^^

Also, if you sent 40k grain and you would have a 75% quota on it, it counts as if you sent 70k from what i understand, so it is definitely a good thing. But how much does it really matter? The chance that this leads to better reults seems very small as is the difference between a 5k all grain shipment and a 10k all grain shipment...

When it comes to a 50 mio shipment it doesn't matter at all if 40k of the cargo count as 70k^^, if anything there is a risk the shipment gets worse because the thing could be bugged if you sent to much and have a quota^^(this is not actually true, just think about what could go wrong for this litle benefit xd )

Last edited by Strickl3r on Aug 23, 2024, 6:21:09 AM
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esostaks wrote:
Can anyone enlighten me if there's an actual benefit loot-wise fulfilling their requests instead of just shipping big bulks of other random stuff? Ores give gear anyway, while people are mostly interested in currency.


nothing. just a challenge completion. i always get useless rares from this that i dont even take. only food gives loot i actually want.
It's only useful if you are playing ssf but even in this case you don't have to fulfill the demands with every single ship.
Flames and madness. I'm so glad I didn't miss the fun.
Last edited by Pashid on Aug 23, 2024, 4:31:46 PM
You dont. You exxeed it in time. Many small shipments.
Only having ports demanding same ore type is pretty unlucky ngl. Pick a couple of them that is worth sending big shipments to in the future(usually the two closest) and get those done. Send a bigger shipment in the last shipment you send to fulfill the port demand though :) The bonus is pretty nice to have on top of the multipliers otherwise.
Last edited by arknath on Aug 26, 2024, 9:39:31 PM

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