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Originally Posted by jkool666
I still fail to see this won't promote trading and player communication...
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Ok.
Strong guns that are sought after now become harder to use because they break faster. Weaker ones last longer. Firstly, this is unrealistic. But that much doesn't matter.
If the strongest gun breaks after 30 shots, there's less incentive to buy it. Which means people won't be trying to work through a playerrun market to get that good gun, they'll settle for weaker guns that last longer. People won't need to communicate as much, because there's less of a reason to get involved with other players seeing as the guns that people actually want, weaker ones with more durability, are easier to obtain. No one's going to try and get the strong ones that quickly fall apart quickly when you can get a 12 gauge that lasts several months worth of pk'ing.
Or, the weak ones replace the strong ones as expensive guns, in which case, nothing at all happened to the economy.