Any games with a economy and trade?

makasouleater69

I mean like Uncharted Waters Online, or elite and dangerous. Where you can go from town to town, and buy goods and bring them to places that need them. Something like that, a nice fun trade system like that, with skills and stuff. I mean UWO is alright,but the only people that play it now are the lottery junkies, addict to a P2W sucker system. Not to mention the combat is a joke. Elite and dangerous just has a terrible online system. I would prefer it to be online. Thanks for any help. BTw I dont care to much about if it has good graphics or not, no text games, but i mean UWO looks terrible.

 

Any adventure mmos? Like quest for glory, or king quest? Thanks

LassiStr

Have you tried EVE Online?

Granted it's a space opera and not a fantasy game, and the learning curve is known to be steep, even though CCP has made introduction to new players easier. It's not exactly town to town trade, but planetary system to planetary system, station to station, and player to player.

If you're also into manufacturing rather than just buying & selling, you can build pretty much anything from nuts & bolts, guns & ammo, space ships, to the space stations themselves, and your trading and crafting can make a real impact on the ongoing war of conquest waged by thousands and thousands of players.

Trader is a very viable profession to play and eventually you can support your game time costs 100% using in game currency, when you start hauling the more dangerous trade routes.

The game economy is designed by real economics, and there is a stock market of sorts.

 

Deathenger

^^ Pretty much this. I don't thing I have played a game with an economy anywhere need to Eve.

Deathenger

^^ Pretty much this. I don't thing I have played a game with an economy anywhere need to Eve.

Theutus

Railroad tycoon 2 or 3

CrazKanuk

Privateer!!

RemyVorender

ArcheAge has a big emphasis on trade runs and crafting/harvesting/farming.

Cevaras

Atlantica Online if you enjoy crafting and don't mind dated graphics. The game is quite amazing, outside of its micro-transactions. The transactions aren't necessary if you aren't doing PvP though. It is turn-based RPG, similar to the original Final Fantasy battles. The map is the actual world. The quests are based on folklore and history from each respective area. Each city in the game (except Rome) can be owned by a guild. You hire mercenaries to join your team of (up to) 9 characters on the battle field at any one time. The economy has experienced wild inflation but it is still very useful. 

 

Realm Reborn and ESO are supposed to have respectable crafting as well. I haven't played those though.