
08-06-2008, 11:40 PM
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master of infinite loops
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Toldeo, Ohio
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Originally Posted by DustyPorViva
Well I'm no economy major(in fact I don't really tend to like the subject, yet alone study it)... so this stuff kind of shoots over my head if it gets too complicated.
Era relates to Wii's. Wii's are sold in stores, and Nintendo is meeting supply. There is a one per household regulation(which is absent on Era... ) to avoid people buying them all out... but however they are, they still are. Now a $250 product is selling for $500 on ebay(which shows these people having stacks of Wii's) because you can't get them anywhere else. The same thing happens on Era... and I don't think any amount of regulation or adjustment to the economy is going to stop people from buying out all the items and reselling them at higher prices.
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That's not a bad thing, though.
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Originally Posted by Crono
As I just said, they can't profit out of cars or house goods because these things would be sold in shops for a fixed set of prices and have a steady supply. That's how common items on Era are (cars, skateboards, some ammo, and a few guns).
The basic guns (pistol, uzi, ak47, shotgun) do have a near unlimited stock. They stock up to a certain amount every so often.
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This is a bad thing, though, if prices are never adjusted. |
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