Destroying Server Economies

[Pixelburst]

I like to believe that Square Enix has destroyed individual server economies now. i'm an omnicrafter on Diabolos, and no one is going to buy things for the prices crafters have set here because you can get it cheaper on Balmung. It's a HUGE slap to the face. This is the ONLY thing I'm upset about with the update, otherwise the world visiting system is great.

[LyraKuroneko]

I like to believe that Square Enix has destroyed individual server economies now. i'm an omnicrafter on Diabolos, and no one is going to buy things for the prices crafters have set here because you can get it cheaper on Balmung. It's a HUGE slap to the face. This is the ONLY thing I'm upset about with the update, otherwise the world visiting system is great.

Wasn't it the point?
With the possibility to swap server if an instance is not accessible because full (to avoid the rauban gate again later).

[Pixelburst]

Wasn't it the point?
With the possibility to swap server if an instance is not accessible because full (to avoid the rauban gate again later).

you're missing the point, love.

I'm talking about the marketboards and how the server economies are so messed up now because lol balmung prices.

[LyraKuroneko]

you're missing the point, love.

I'm talking about the marketboards and how the server economies are so messed up now because lol balmung prices.

Exactly as I said. Wasn't the point of the world transfer to change the economy and the instances thingy.

[Akor]

Wasn't it the point?
With the possibility to swap server if an instance is not accessible because full (to avoid the rauban gate again later).

Though, this feature wont fix the issue on instance being full.

[Canadane]

Wasn't it the point?
With the possibility to swap server if an instance is not accessible because full (to avoid the rauban gate again later).

Instance servers wouldn't have any barring on what your current world is. This wouldn't save us from a Raubahn Ex again.

Back onto subject, normalising prices is going to happen eventually. It's just going to stop server specific omnicrafters from facilitating large monopolies on things.

[Kaedan]

That isn't called "destroying economies" it's called bringing them into parity.

You see, before, some servers had absolutely ridiculous prices on things. Now this will force those people who charge ridiculous amounts to lower their prices to compete.

And really, that's the thing. They're bringing competition to the economies, which is actually very healthy for the economies, not destructive.

[Physic]

new opportunities and markets will arise, there is more supplies, but there is more demand as well. And everyone wont actually bother using world visit, so there will be some traders

[DumdogsWorld]

On a side note, it'll make the party finder more interesting for awhile.

[Final-Fantasy]

How dare people be allowed to buy items for affordable prices...