Gil is so inflated.

[HeroSamson]

I just logged on and got spammed 20 times, that is uncalled for and shouldn't even happen.

[Teppie]

Damn 1 mil for $4? I would never buy gil, but at those rates can you really blame people... that's cheaper than most pay to win games sell their weakest stuff.

[Cairdeas]

Damn 1 mil for $4? I would never buy gil, but at those rates can you really blame people... that's cheaper than most pay to win games sell their weakest stuff.

The reason it's so low is because no ones buying their product. This tends to happen when people are happy with the money they get from normally just playing the game. With the Ventures acting as a lottery where you can sometimes pull in items that sell for between 200-500k depending on server theres a lot of money in the market which means players are happy which means they aren't going out to buy stuff from RMT's.

I personally think SE's found a small sweet spot for giving people money and its rather nice.

[Gilraen]

Probably also why the tells are climbing in frequency again. They are getting a little antsy to sell the gil they're farming only to have GMs jailing their advertisers every other day. "Price so cheap, how not sell?!" Maybe because people are getting ticked at all the advertising.

[Eggnook24]

OP seems to not quite grasp the English language yet. Good work on the marketing strategy, by the way.

[Samburi]

Normal companies lower prices for 2 reasons.

1. To lure in new customers.
2. They not selling their product at all and leads back to reason 1.

Also I don't think you know what the word inflated means. If gil was inflated like you said anyone and everyone can get their gear melded because prices would be low not high.

Inflation mean that the amount of gil every player have rise and rise and rise. The prices rise also, because the players can pay the high prices.
What you mean is deflation, where the prices fall because nobody have enough gil to pay it.

[wicked-one]

Has to be a trap. I smell troll...

Not sure why no one came up with

[Macka]

Inflation mean that the amount of gil every player have rise and rise and rise. The prices rise also, because the players can pay the high prices.
What you mean is deflation, where the prices fall because nobody have enough gil to pay it.

No only the product is in deflation in his example it is materia, has nothing to do with the gil. If gil was in inflation everything would be over priced in game. This isn't the case have seen the marketboards everything is dirt cheap except certain materia and high end crafted gear and vanity materials and gear.

As inflation rises, every dollar will buy a smaller percentage of a good. For example, if the inflation rate is 2%, then a $1 pack of gum will cost $1.02 in a year.

[iWaRTuRTLe]

OP seems to not quite grasp the English language yet. Good work on the marketing strategy, by the way.

A grammar nazi on an online forum. Gtfo kid.

[iWaRTuRTLe]

No only the product is in deflation in his example it is materia, has nothing to do with the gil. If gil was in inflation everything would be over priced in game. This isn't the case have seen the marketboards everything is dirt cheap except certain materia and high end crafted gear and vanity materials and gear.

As inflation rises, every dollar will buy a smaller percentage of a good. For example, if the inflation rate is 2%, then a $1 pack of gum will cost $1.02 in a year.

Ur analogy is wrong. If something was selling for 100k and novus comes out and prices per materia change to 500k. You then see new players that u know damn well dnt have this gil buying out the market, the legit players get shafted.