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Haha, the thread got necro'd, but great job with the calculator, skyflox. ^^
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Well, I won't flame you because the huge problem with this event is that not everyone has a huge amount of coins and not everyone can afford ZEN. Sadly, because of 10 mil notes, those that don't have money become poorer (since they make only enough to buy charms/guardian scrolls at current gold prices), and those that are…
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Sales are meant to make certain items available for cheaper. Even if you don't buy the sale items, there will always be people that want to take advantage of the sale and profit from resale of sale items. In this way, there is a greater demand for gold, so gold prices become higher. I'm trying to get at the point that…
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So what would happen if "PWI gets their cash" and "more gold = prices go down"? Let's say that the price of gold decreases spontaneously to 150K during the anniversary event. What happens? 1. Gold-sellers are not willing to sell for less than the price at which they have been selling successfully before, so they try to…
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Yeah, I don't agree with the idea of accusing gold sellers of greed. Although some of them may be greedy, which might interfere with the lowering of gold prices, many of them can't really sell the gold at a lower price at the moment without losing profit.
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I agree that greed is an inhibiting factor in the lowering of the price of gold. However, if the demand for gold is lowered enough, over time (without any more intervention from events), people would decide to lower the price of gold. But then again people will care less about gold because the demand for gold is lowered.
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If prices are under player control, how would they go about lowering them? I'm pretty sure the collective playerbase doesn't spontaneously decide that the price of gold should jump twice as much as before because it suddenly realized that there is an increasing amount of coins in the market. Nor does the collective…
