Improving Gil Spending and Economy

[Kitten1]

I notice after patch 2.1 , gil exchange is not only slow downed but is tipping towards a hold. This is due to players not buying off of other players. To counter this I , Raining Kittens of Siren , suggest we remove "every" single raw material , weapons, armor, accessory, and consumables from NPC Vendors.

This will help improve....

1. Player Market.
2. Circulation of Gils.
3. Lack of activities for crafters.
4. It will remove a lot of material currently on players thus freeing up server space.
5. with more server space, lag will decrease
6. attract players that like crafting and thus earn more money for SE.

Counter movements:

Ability to improve using this method will generate negative feedback of course. I am just a single person and by suggesting this , it will definitely impact the game largely. So I'm asking the community for help to not destroy but improve based on this idea. If we can achieve this , we as a community can change eorzea forever.

[Hiraki]

One of the things I think we need back is when you fail a meld you lose the item as well. It was in 1.0 and while some people hated it I personally think it helped the markets. It helped use up more mats so the market wards didn't become overly flooded and gave crafters, gathers and raiders that farmed mobs for items a nice source of income.

[Kitten1]

NICE IDEA BROTHER! let keep this up "

[Aloysous]

I like the idea of making dungeon and instance items craftable. Then they can change it so you get matts in the instance not the item. This way you can work with crafters in the game to get items making crafters will be relevant again.

Also make is so we can request repair, or meld in the market like in 1.0.

Edit: Bring back crafting options to the seasonal events!

[Surian]

Lets also take away everyone's gil now that the server-hacking from the first week has been fixed. The game never overcame the fallout that followed from that. Hundreds of billions of gil introduced out of thin air from nothing. Only way to fix our economy is a clean slate really.