2011-05-29, 02:44 PM
Having prices change every hour depending on how many sell seems like it would create another boring part of the game. Wait by the npc for days, hoping to be the first one to get the red light special discount.
For skillbooks, I wish they would return skillbook quests to the game. Go through different quests to unlock the next ten levels of your skills, and the quests for each get progressively more intricate, challenging, and fun. Those quests gave the game more backbone.
Scrolls would be better off as untradeable items sold from NPCs at reasonably not cheap, not expensive prices.
It does seem like a nice idea to hit the gold farmers, but they will find another way to generate their gold. If there's a tradeable item everybody wants but everbody can't afford because they're ingame-poor or have no time, they'll farm it and sell it. Then their supply of mesos for sale comes right back.
Side note; I thought this article was interesting. An antibotting system wouldn't stop farmers if they're not using a bot, but real people. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may...aming-scam
[SIZE="1"]Maybe the real way to stop gold farmers is to stop people from supporting them. "Gold is murder."[/SIZE]
For skillbooks, I wish they would return skillbook quests to the game. Go through different quests to unlock the next ten levels of your skills, and the quests for each get progressively more intricate, challenging, and fun. Those quests gave the game more backbone.
Scrolls would be better off as untradeable items sold from NPCs at reasonably not cheap, not expensive prices.
It does seem like a nice idea to hit the gold farmers, but they will find another way to generate their gold. If there's a tradeable item everybody wants but everbody can't afford because they're ingame-poor or have no time, they'll farm it and sell it. Then their supply of mesos for sale comes right back.
Side note; I thought this article was interesting. An antibotting system wouldn't stop farmers if they're not using a bot, but real people. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may...aming-scam
[SIZE="1"]Maybe the real way to stop gold farmers is to stop people from supporting them. "Gold is murder."[/SIZE]