Economic System

Explained
The economic system of Boblivia is an interesting one, surely, it could be seen as capitalistic, but then again who could ever simulate the entire capitalistic system in an mmo? The Boblivian economic system will rely on whatever people mined and brought home, it will rely on what people give to the system.

Let's take something as simple as a 1x1x1 outer hull part consisting of maganium, consisting of magnesium, titanium, and aluminium.

Let's start with the worst possible scenario, nobody mined anything. In real life nothing could now be created, which would result in the eventual death of everything, but luckily for us we've got the power of gods and we managed to create some parts after all. The average ship will contain, let's say, 32 1x1x1 outer hull parts. 32/8=4, 4*people in server/50 will be how many parts are available. If the server has 1000 players you'll get 4000/50=80 1x1x1 outer hull parts. 80 outer hull parts for one week.

A better scenario. A single kilogram of maganium takes 0.2 kilogram titanium, 0.3 kilogram magnesium, and 0.5 kilogram aluminium. A single 1x1x1 outer hull part takes 100 kilogram of maganium. This month people brought in 10 tons of titanium, 12 tons of magnesium, and 7 tons of aluminium. (10,000 kilogram titanium, 12,000 kilogram magnesium, 7,000 kilogram aluminium)= (500 parts of titanium maganium, 400 parts of magnesium maganium, 140 parts of aluminium maganium). 36,000 kilogram of titanium and 26,000 kilogram of magnesium is stockpiled for the next week, and 140 parts of 1x1x1 outer hull can be made. That plus the 80 outer hull parts from magic god power gifts, and you get 220 parts of 1x1x1 outer hull parts for 1000 players in that week. At least 6 average size ships can be made from this, 6 ships for 1000 players.

People is server is calculated how many people have an active account (played at least once a month) at the end of the week. This system will encourage people to go into mining, because else they can't repair their ships, and thus get no income.

Trivia

 * A wise man once said; "There is enough in the world for everyone's need, but not enough for everyone's greed.".