If SE can't handle exploits now, why will they be able to in 2.0?

[Davy]

so... then why wouldn't they just change the items sell price instead of reducing gc seals attainable?

And Since no one can mention one item or show one picture that could be sold to a "NPC for millions of millions of gil" I think my point is proven.

[Anakhu]

And Since no one can mention one item or show one picture that could be sold to a "NPC for millions of millions of gil" I think my point is proven.

Dawn drops, when bought in bulk turned into a hefty hefty sum of gil after being sold to vendor. They are cheap seal cost

[Rau]

And Since no one can mention one item or show one picture that could be sold to a "NPC for millions of millions of gil" I think my point is proven.

Dawn Drops. 15 seals for 10. 50,000 seals is about 3,333 sets, meaning 33,330 total. Selling each of those to an NPC for 125 gil is 4,160,000 gil.

[Aion]

Math time!

Dawn drops 15 seal get 10 sell for npc 125

it means:
15k seals = 10k DD
10k * 125 = 1.250.000 gil

(i hope I do the math right XD)

[Duelle]

Eh, couldn't they have made Dawn Drops non sellable like with some of the NM drops currently in-game? That's how you nip it in the bud. I was lucky to finally get enough seals for Mess with the Goat, Get the Horns thanks to this event. Guess I won't be getting past that point. =/

[Keisuna]

No one gives a crap about you casuals. Cry more.

This one reminds me of the "There's No F**king Seat For You!" girl. xD

[Arcell]

This was totally the main issue. Seals isn't a big deal, but when people are actually generating 4.2 million geal every 5 or so hours, the economy is bound to suffer.

They should have changed the dawn drops too then. They remain 10 for 15 seals.

[Searious]

No one gives a crap about you casuals. Cry more.

Some people actually have to go outside. Not everyone has mommy and daddy paying for everything.

[reefo]

Well the problem is, they don't know about an exploit until players start to exploit it... So how exactly are they supposed to stop it before it starts? Testing? Yes, but sometimes things are missed simply because if you put a system into the game and test it to your hearts content- you still only have a limited amount of time and players to test it, then when it's released a much larger sample group is given the system to play and /will/ find the easiest and best way to beat it. You call it exploiting, I call it strategy. That is why they have to fix things, because players are finding a strategy that was unintended in the first place. I didn't do the event because I didn't care about seals and I really don't give 2 shits that people were getting tons of seals before and now you can't, or that other players have things that I don't. See what a big boy does?

[Jinrya-Geki]

No one gives a crap about you casuals. Cry more.

I do. More of them know how to have fun, versus the hardcores who take the game way too seriously.