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So, for example, if she wants 12 components, she could buy them with 10 water. For her, with Franko and with every other trader, she gives a 1.2 markup. None of these prices include Katia's bargaining skill. Unlike other traders, Franko does not mark your stuff up or down relative to his but only in reference to changes in weather. Prices Tableīecause the game has no currency and prices can vary, the standard in the table below is Franko's prices (outside winter). The information below is paraphrased from RedKnight7's page with updates applied where new information has been found.

It provides great detail on the mechanics and tactics of trading, although some figures are slightly out of date. NOTE: The most accurate and detailed information on trading can be found here, in RedKnight7's user page. It also means that trading more items at once is often worth more.

By selecting the traded items carefully, you can often get it to a 0.5 difference to reduce this 'fee'. It's not shown per se, but all trades in the game require your offers to be slightly more than your demanded goods. Values can vary with game events (winter, shortages, traders involved) for example, Katia reduces these prices about 20%.

Materials: Wood, Components, Parts, Weapon Parts and occasionally Clean Water and Sugarįranko's trade values are as follows relative to normal Component or Water value (i.e., for 1 of these).

Basic Items: Raw Food, Vegetables, Canned Food, Herbal Meds, Medications, Bandages, Coffee, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Herbs.

Franko is a traveling Trader that visits the survivor's shelter approximately every 3 days, between about 9:00am and 10:00am.įranko is perhaps the trader with the widest variety of traded goods, and is only rivaled by Matey in terms of overall utility.

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