Quote (Subwoofer @ Mar 4 2022 11:16am)
While true it's dishonest to price stuff at 1.5k+ fg that cost you nothing in reality.
If you want to call it a service then price it as such. Don't pretend you aren't just duping and losing nothing while charging $50+ in fg for items.
People will pay what they want, who cares if the other person doesn't lose it or acquires it easily? It's just like any other service in any other game.
Take Hero Siege for example, I made thousands there for something that costs me nothing because I know how to do something specific in that game. Or Path of Exile, I know how to craft in such a way that creates items for almost no currency and make massive currency on it. I do it every season.
The price an item has to one person is not the same price as what another person is willing to pay. If 5k fg helps someone do something in the game and they want it, they will pay it. You coming here basically being a child on a forum made for these exact exchanges just seems small.
This is a single player game with limited multiplayer support. On PC duping is as easy as just making a back up of your save file. On the console, there are people out there who know how to extract the save file with a modded console and give themselves millions of runes or any item in the game and load that up. Does that de-value the item? No. Because how easy it is to acquire an item for one person does not mean it is easy to another or that they are willing to take that risk themselves of a banned console, banned account, etc. Receiving an item in such a way does not flag your account, only creating the item and even that was removed back in Dark Souls 3 where From Soft allowed item creation / duping.
It's hilarious that such a basic economics topic needs to be said in a trading forum. An item is worth whatever the other party is willing to pay for it. The method of how the other person acquired the item or how much they paid is irrelevant or if they even lose said item in the end is also irrelevant. The only thing that matters is that the person who purchased the item has it in their possession by the end of the transaction.