Would be nice if they had right click as the action button and not have the same left button do both selecting and action as I'm used to that setup on other R/TTS games… Ok, after playing for a good 6 hrs straight, I can conclude gameplay is a mixture of Emperor Rise of the Middle Kingdom + Tropico + Age of Empires + a bit of Sid Meier's Civilization diplomacy. This is 100% legal and even if someone had a genuine racial hatred for Aussies, they could still hide behind the above considerations as their given reasoning, and you wouldn't be able to challenge it. It is very normal for availability, pricing, and giveaways to differ from region to region for any number of reasons. It can be called discrimination in the absence of a better word, but every market has different economics, laws, taxes, shipping costs and demand. It's legal because location isn't a characteristic protected by our discrimination laws, rather than differential pricing not counting as discrimination. Similarly, the costs of goods in one country might in general be more expensive than in another country due to higher average income, and therefore that country is expected to pay more for a product because they already pay more for everything else. Men are considered a higher risk than women so they have to pay more. That wouldn't normally happen if the men and women are in the same country.īut have you heard of car insurance? Yeah that is literally an example of prices being different for men and women. All other logos, copyrights and trademarks are property of their respective owners.If you've got a single product that you offer for one price to men and another price to women, then that almost definitely is illegal.
Become a powerful merchant - rise through the ranks using your increasing fame and wealth to shape towns from small villages to glorious capitals under your control.On your way to power you have to hold your ground against fierce rivals, whom you have to fight with economic competition, price wars or impure means such as sabotage. However, a Hanse merchant's life can also have its dark sides.
Later on, you will gain more and more political influence and even found new towns. You start bargaining with common goods, build up your own production and establish a merchant fleet. Your goal is to rise to the most successful and influential member of the Hanse, ultimately being elected Elderman, leader of the trading league. You are a merchant in northern Europe in the late Middle Ages when the Hanseatic League was flourishing. Patrician IV is the sequel to the historical trading simulation and strategy series.
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