Am I the only crafter that enjoys world visit system?

[CraftOs]

I think it’s fun, it’s about time things started to become regulated price-wise. I would rather have to craft hundreds of gear for smaller profit and have it sell nonstop than craft 40 pieces of gear and have only 5 of it sell at 2 million a piece over the course of 5 days.

I think Square Enix did this to reward hardcore crafters for being hardcore, and reward not-so-hardcore crafters and/or greedy crafters the way they should be rewarded.

This is just my opinion, no fighting please. I won’t respond to negativity :P

[KageTokage]

It's nice if you're lucky enough to be on a server that lacks bot farmers.

I don't care about selling at low prices as long as my competition is legitimate (But it usually isn't).

[Yllania]

Itll even out in a few weeks and I dont need to sell stuff right this second so Ill see how I feel then

[RareItems]

I think it would had been better if they just implemented a Data Center Wide Marketboard xD. At the moment, a lot of ppl just go to Balmung to check for a cheaper price so supply is going down fast xD.

[NessaWyvern]

Tbh this has put me off crafting a bit. Want to sell an item? Better hop to every single server to see what the prices are, and periodically check every server for undercutters.

[Alestorm]

I've actually liked it thus far and met some cool people. It's also nice to see some of my things on the MB sell for a change.

[Mirakumi]

I like it as it's easy to buy things that aren't super expensive and I don't craft so I don't really sell much anyways.
My crafter friend hates it though for reasons, "he has to check the mb on every server now to make sure it's accurate. price wise."

[Barraind]

Giving it a few weeks to see how the market responds.

Crystal prices on the several hundred things I price compared today arent vastly different, but there was a LOT of server hopping to even process out.

I predicted since November that prices will naturally equilibrium to slightly higher than the datacenter mean (I've made a lot of virtual currency doing this kind of speculating across multiple mmos, doing it in EQ put me through school), and they have on day 1, but it's going to take time to settle.

It shouldn't take too long for prices to naturally adjust to be similar even without checking every other server.

[YatoShishi]

I think its nice if you want to buy an expensive item like a minion or / and mount and check if you can find it somewhere cheaper, but personally I wont server hop to check other Worlds MB prices to sell x item.

[Maneesha]

I think it’s fun, it’s about time things started to become regulated price-wise. I would rather have to craft hundreds of gear for smaller profit and have it sell nonstop than craft 40 pieces of gear and have only 5 of it sell at 2 million a piece over the course of 5 days.

I think Square Enix did this to reward hardcore crafters for being hardcore, and reward not-so-hardcore crafters and/or greedy crafters the way they should be rewarded.

This is just my opinion, no fighting please. I won’t respond to negativity :P

i cant follow you, you know that every server has a different economy and it doesn't matter what prices are on other servers? regulated by whom? they are not regulated and world visit isnt going to regulate them. there is no authority to regulate them.
you can still craft hundreds of gear for smaller profit if you choose so, no one is telling you to craft 5 and sell for 2 million a piece.

SE did this (imo) so you are not inconvenience to go back to your server to buy potions/food or what ever u need and continue playing with whom ever you play on the server you are visiting. not to reward anyone.its just a side effect of their decision, or maybe not fully throught out thing, to allow buying,but not selling on the visited server.