question for GM's

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Originally Posted by Trisscar

Higher prices are indicative of a healthy economy. It means that the intended customer (like, for example, me) has enough money that they feel comfortable spending more of it.

I dread the advent of SoA because it likely means a return to when money was a pain in the ass to get.

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Money will never be a pain to get unless they adjusted the blinkers, because that is the easiest method of earning gil out there.

On the flip side, high prices are also indicative of inflation which, if unmanaged, can also collapse an economy.

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Originally Posted by Llana_Virren

Money will never be a pain to get unless they adjusted the blinkers, because that is the easiest method of earning gil out there.

On the flip side, high prices are also indicative of inflation which, if unmanaged, can also collapse an economy.

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Considering that prices have stabilized and doesn't seem to be spiraling out of control, I think it's safe to say that the worst case scenario isn't coming to pass.

This might be a start as It won't effect the average player. We can still have our blinkers but the RMT's will have a much harder time converting because they need to finish limits breakers etc first. I did want to point out that the level 79 gear options would be abused if blinkers got restricted by level.

1. Raise the cap for the mission to level 75.
2. Make the level 79 armors unsellable.

Trophies allow players to buy gear that can't be sold to NPC's this gear can't be npced. The level 79 crurur bought gears it could still be traded or sold at the auction house if they where not bought by npcs.

The chocobo escort mission can't really be done by a level 50 so it shouldn't be available. Also the level 79 armors can't be equipped by a level 30-50 so what other reason would they buy them for? Last since the full set of lvl 79 gear is next to nothing to purchase why are they still available as NPC fodder?

By the time they became capable of converting crurur the STF would of had time to investigate the IP addresses against known RMT IP's or activities. If they do get busted after the limits it will be much more effective then the current system. Currently they automatically gain access to the conversion when they can enter abby.

Too the poster that said dynamis was a better form of money. I think (demon) that mentioned making 1.2 million in an hour. This is most likly solo where you get all the loot. If you was to add a few friends and split currency at the end your profits would plummet even though you can kill faster. Please understand this, by doing a reverse chain I think it makes about 432 thousand gil an hour per person. this amount is NOT SPLIT but multiplied by the group size. If the group is an 18 person alliance they're making plenty more then a same sized group in dynamis.

Conclusion, in dynamis a smaller party makes more profit then Abby but, in abby a larger group can make more then dynamis.

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Originally Posted by Trisscar

Considering that prices have stabilized and doesn't seem to be spiraling out of control, I think it's safe to say that the worst case scenario isn't coming to pass.

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It did once a long time ago.

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Originally Posted by SNK

It did once a long time ago.

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Indeed, I was around for it. I doubt it's ever going to happen again.