Thread: Fresh Start will ruin 2.0

Originally Posted by Zenaku

ya SE is not going to do that anymore reason because look at ffxi it's free now lol 1-5 days pop HNM? ya gone now you can pop them yourself with items.

One servers Economies is not going to mess the other but you know what this topic is really dumb and azurymber at this point is just trolling. i don't see one world messing up with any other world economies

even if the to enter event A cost 1mil by the time the low level get high enough to do that event everyone would have over 3+mil it super easy to make money unlike ffxi so in ffxiv the economies really is not run by money but hard to come by items i don't even care about money i have over 10mil and can make anything i want so there really is no need to waste money lol.

Hopefully they won't come out with that sorta system in this game. lol Paying 1 million doesn't seem like a lot, but think about if it cost 1 million gil to fight garuda. Right now people are playing hell just trying to get 8 people together for it and wipe repeatedly learning the fight. If it had even a 100k per person entry fee it would be abandoned completely.

I knew FFXI had changed a lot since I left @ the first abyssea expansion, but I didn't realize they made HNMs into pop-mobs. To be honest, I'm not too sure how I feel about that as I never got in on the HNM scene really and it would have been cool to be able to farm my own pop-set.

I do think that FFXI would have been a great model for FFXIV though, if they just would have kept what worked and dropped what didn't, but that's another story altogether.

Originally Posted by Deltara

This is an incredibly interesting thread. It's so much better than the 30 "i want a rabbit-eared character" threads.

I know little about economics, but it seems reasonable that one server's economy could become unstable because of another server's economy.

If SE decides to implement dynamis hourglasses, they will have to choose how much to price those hourglasses for. They will look at the economy in the game and make a guess as to how much is affordable but steep. Affordable but steep to one server might be prohibitively expensive on another. So one blanket policy for all servers could really limit players' options on the newer servers.

In any case. Let's all take a deep breath and continue this cool conversation rationally. Otherwise I have to go listen to more of the blah blah threads.

What if Dr. Evil demands 100 billion dollars for stolen nuclear warheads and that amount of money isn't even in existence?

NO SE will base the price of npc cost vs the amount of gil you can earn in X amount of time The reason airship Fee is 5k is because you can easily earn 20k in 7 min from a guild leve. They are not gonna base the price of something cause a few people on one server has 200 mil gil.

I actually just started a thread about introducing a consumer price index to regulate gil on each server independent of the others: http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...ces-%28CPI-%29

The CPI is used by the FED to help regulate inflation, the very issue that you are talking about, and could be very useful to the game economy. It could be used to increase the reward from guild leves if needed and help regulate the introduction of gil to the removal of gil from a server. I agree it's hard to set a blanket price for all servers when the economies can differ drastically.

How would some other server affect your char on your sever... honestly, I don't see the point in this thread.

If you are assuming that every sever will be wiped, then I am pretty sure the devs already said that was not going to happen so... whats the big deal?

I like the idea of making a specific sever for a fresh start for 2.0 for all the people who would interested in starting anew when the game has been adjusted to a more appropriate state.

oh god not this again

Originally Posted by TheVedis

one day people will learn to look at who started the thread and realize what its really about before they start replying

stupid thread is stupid and trollish