Undercut wars on chocobo dyeing fruits is LONG OVERDUE

Really... This situation is borderline ridiculous. 70~100k for ONE fruit? C'mon. It's pretty clear what's happening here. ppl are treating the fruits as a "luxury market" for builders of the realm and rich people in general, who can afford to pay exorbitant ammounts of gil to dye their chocobos.

FCs are together in some sort of informal CARTEL where they will drive prices up because there is a small part of the population who doesn't know what to do with their fat stash of gil and seems to be enough to drain the current production of fruits. So fruit-producers are lining up their pockets with PHAT GILZ while catering to the 1%.

This is absurd. Someone has to start the undercut war on this. The market board cannot be filled by selfish capitalists who only care about draining as much gil as possible from the rich. THE NEW FEATURE WASN'T MEANT JUST FOR THE 1%

UNDERCUT WARS

NOW

You do know you can grow your own fruits for free in an FC garden correct? If not, the cost of wanting to dye your chocobo colors just comes to what your fellow peers want to charge.

I woke up to Plums being 125K each. Ridiculous.

Try it. Get bought out, items reposted back at high prices. You can't win.

use some seals and buy the seeds, and grow them yourself

You can't really undercut when the demand is greater then the supply. Anything placed in the boards that's under-priced will generally disappear quickly. Overall, 1 person gets a good deal and nothing else changes.

70 - 100K per fruit when you can get yields of 18 to nearly 30. Not too shabby.

Here's to hoping personal housing can have gardening.

The problem is FC gardens are mostly controlled by officers and high-ranking members of FCs. That makes it for a shitty supply.

It's corporativism in it's purest form. The few are catering to the few, and lining up their pockets in the process.
It makes me wanna puke.

I'll sell you my 150 fruit for 1k less than the current market price if you have a character on Gilgamesh. :D

Demand/Supply.