We need more ways to make gold in this game.

[Aixa]

The economy is supposed to be between players, not isolated gil minting daily machines. Theres enough gil income from the npcs to the players to cover repairs and necesities. Interact with people, this isnt a single player game!

If you must have a daily, go save the kingdom form the evil sheep and bring their fleece to me and be rewarded handsomely.

[Merix]

The economy is supposed to be between players, not isolated gil minting daily machines. Theres enough gil income from the npcs to the players to cover repairs and necesities. Interact with people, this isnt a single player game!

If you must have a daily, go save the kingdom form the evil sheep and bring their fleece to me and be rewarded handsomely.

This would work if...

Repairs were free
Teleports were free
NPC items were free.
Quests didn't give money.
No money is destroyed or created in any way ever.

Since that's not true, the gold has to come from somewhere. And that somewhere has to be renewable, which quests are not.

[EmiliM]

Almost 50 pages later people are still arguing over the same thing?

The concern here is not about any individual player not being able to make enough money, but rather the economy as a whole losing more money than it generates as more people reach end game start to run out of ways to produce money from story quests and leves.

You might say "farm materials", but mats don't generate any new money unless they are sold to the NPC. I can sell you my farmed mats, but the money you're using to pay me comes from the money somebody else paid you for your goods. The source of the money, ultimately, must still come from the game itself, and at lv50, there isn't enough. Once you reach end game, everyone depletes (lost to the game) more money than they can generate into the game (NOT merely taking it from someone else), hence the OP's post.

It's still to early to panic, but the current trend does not bode well considering even more sinks (housing) will be coming in soon.