Muters make the price because they decide how much fg they wanna spend to buy items to mute. We don't need JSP determining prices on items.

Example:

That current list that big headed posted shows some level 20 items for very cheap however I buy them higher than what's listed because that's what I'm willing to spend for certain ones. The items that are listed at higher prices I'm not gonna buy because it's not worth it to me.

You are correct, so what happens when the price you pay (over) and the price a seller selling cheaper (under) to ensure they make fg... then you just balance out the difference and make it a stable income for both... you and those trying to undercut and they profit at the same rate you are buying those items at your interpretation.

What is the difference??? It is called a Stable Market value... and yes... the seller can state a higher price, and if they get sold at a higher price they benefit right???

Anyway... each to their own right?

Sigh, not sure what the hell you are talking about.

First of all, putting muteables on the market will not magically turn them into fg, there are actual players who need to pay for them to raise their skill level, in the hundreds and thousands of items.
The prices for muteables gets set by them, simply because they are kind enough to buy otherwise useless items.
The price they are willing to pay per items is theirs to decide if several people at the same skilllevel are buying the same items they may rise the price to get more items for skilling.
They don't play every day and they raise their level, raising the level of item they need and therefore what sells is constantly changing.

And I have no idea what lousy character you have to label all players as shit characters. I am actually one of the new players you are talking about, I got a shitton of support from many people who gave me free or very cheap items and even fg just to get me started.

By what standard are you pontificating here, demanding for other people to pay you more fg for your worthless skilleables, whose only worth is in them helping others raise their skill level?

Be happy random junk sells for 1 fg each, higher stuff for more.
If you are unsure what items sell for you can check the damn market or simply ask here what skilleables are worth, I did so and found the answer easily because there are actually many nice people here willing to help. You just have to ask. Preferably nicely.

Then don't respond.

EDIT: your post actually points out what I was saying, however you are ignorant to that fact.

Instead of 1 fg being the lowest sale value of a Magical Tier XIV for a skiller, then set a Tier XIV to 10 minimum... so then you know and everyone knows they can gain 10 fg... not 1. If a person wants to sell it off for like 15 fg... that is their prerogative aye? Just like what you were saying in the first paragraph of your post.

This post was edited by izParagonzi on Dec 6 2024 09:56am

Just stop.

i mean the reason we respond is the fact we don't want literal lies posted around the forum.
we could "try" to set them up at 10 fg each on hardcore, but then they just actually play the game and get them free and leave them to rot on the marketplace.

The opposite worked however, as the majority of HC players shrined level 55's rather than sold them as we were basically insulted at being paid 1-3 fg each. I still shrine most of the big ones because shrining 1 item to get full hp versus strong ep's is worth a good 4-5 fg and quite often an item such as a 6 stat level 45 will not sell for that. in the shrine it goes.

All good, just think it would have been a good idea since whites were introduced to the MP to sell.

I had a wall of text that I deleted. The idea was to give Universal pricing for each core and in the hopes of getting more player base for Hardcore. Since the pricing would be the same for Whites / Shrine items, then Vault could be maintained better.

Pity that 16 characters were Restricted to 8 per core, that I thought was a communistic act in itself, but then I realized, it is just a game right. Thus we adapt to changes.