What would be even better is if you guys let the actual businesses have control of their prices...lol...Having a complete dictatorship over graal really isnt good for the economy..

Hell look at CUBA

players having control over certain aspects of the economy such as gun prices isn't exactly good for the economy either.

Just put every damn weapon back into the shops, with a decent money price.
For example like i've said before (-.-)... No gun in the world is super rare, like that M1 f.eks it's like 1mil, that's just *** to be honest...

(But it's a game who cares?) *Duh*

Have you looked at the United States' economy recently? :cool:

I take it you weren't around for 'small businesses'? Players had complete control over prices and it didn't work out too well.

they were only good for the huge storage room you had in the back.

Well what couldve gone wrong? its better than having just a building with players going in it, going in the back, and stocking ammo for 5 hours thinking they are somehow gaining something from it.

To be honest, I think just making money through speedy pizza is like ten times faster.

Lol, speedy pizza.
I love that place, a perfect place if your looking for fresh noobs. ^^

In response to Sales/Demisis.

Establishing a maximum price should be really the only priority in pricing. A minimum price hardly even matters, it only further assists the inflation.

Anyway, the price the gun was originally sold for would only be the "maximum" price if the gun were massed-produced or something. Rarity is directly in accordance with price, if you sold an item for 25,000$ but only released 10, and in the pawnshop you were allowed to return them for 15,000$. Odds are, the street market value would be astronomical compared to original.

So, I'm asking... how are you going to establish a maximum price?
Will you mass-produce every weapon?

A true puzzler, talk about this. I'll probably think of a solution in my next posting