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Economy

Economy is very important in MMORPGs. or in other words a structure
type, how many is spent, and how spending and buying affects the
global market. And market is also a very important part of economy. 

Market is a global structure that logs and consists all the main trade
payments. By analyzing the market, buying and investing and selling
opportunities arise. Another important thing are logistics, how to

transport most important cargo. 

#include <windows.h>

void market(std::string trade);
void transport(std::string object, std::string table);

Another important aspect of economy is mixing together two things that
don't quite get along. And that is stealth and trading. This might seem
insane, but it's practical and important. Trying to transport crucial

expensive cargo or trading without getting stopped or ambush is a vial
and viable tactic. It means using hard to trace trading routes across
near main ambush sectors. Economy can also be used in single player

video games, such as for example Gothic 2. Another important tool of
video game economy is crafting, a great opportunity to make a solid
mini game. It is a also possible to combine these elements together:

market, transport, stealth and crafting, which is basically survival,
or making survival time based challenges, such as to survive for 5
minutes in a dangerous territory sector. This can then be expanded

into making crafting survival challenges to beat, like building a clan
survival outpost.

void build_out_post(std::string position);

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