Kings Abbot
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SlR
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If the price of notepaper does go up as a result, good, more gold leaves the game via their use.
Only 2% as a tax, the rest just gets moved around between players, and compared to the whole market, this increase in tax gold sink due to a price rise (if it happens) will be less than a water molecule in a bucket.
They're consumable... buying / selling on the G/E isn't the only way items help contribute to gold deflation. If I pay 45k for 100x notepaper and use them all, that's 45k rid from the game. If we can incentivise people to use more consumables (in general) that will help deflation.
Hope this helps, take care
Bob says:
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Always check the second trade screen.
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14-Jul-2023 13:03:34
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SlR
SlR
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Kings Abbot
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SlR
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If the price of notepaper does go up as a result, good, more gold leaves the game via their use.
Only 2% as a tax, the rest just gets moved around between players, and compared to the whole market, this increase in tax gold sink due to a price rise (if it happens) will be less than a water molecule in a bucket.
They're consumable... buying / selling on the G/E isn't the only way items help contribute to gold deflation. If I pay 45k for 100x notepaper and use them all, that's 45k rid from the game. If we can incentivise people to use more consumables (in general) that will help deflation
that's not how that works the 45k is just given to player b from player a - the ge taxes the only thing actually taken out is the item itself which is already taken away anyways this just makes it a easier/faster way to use the item but the actual gold is still in the game