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Selling every gun at a shop would only fix the price inflations/deflations as long as they were constantly stocked. The rarity thing goes out the window, then.

And secondly, you can't spawn an item in such a way that it doesn't lose rarity. Until guns break or fall apart, the only way to keep a gun's original rarity is to never release any more.

High paying jobs always sound like a good idea, until you realize something: That just pushes all the prices up further. Let's say originally it took you an hour to make 1k, and a Metal Storm was being sold for 1 million. Now if it only takes you one hour to make 3k, the price will be adjusted accordingly. Now you're staring at a Metal Storm with a 3 million dollar price tag. It solves nothing.

As for new guns, it depends on what your idea of a new gun is. If it's just another set of dual handguns or boring assault rifle, no. That won't solve a thing.

If it's guns that offer other features or cater to playstyles beyond that of just better freeze, reload, or accuracy, I agree.


Ugh, taxes. No thanks. Putting up with them in real life is annoying enough as it is. It'd be cool to take a long break from Era, and come back to find your bank account drained.

What's exactly wrong with the staff team?
There's been updates, you're blind if you say there hasn't been.

There's been minor level adjustments the LAT team's done, they've been working on some new event rooms/spaces, etc. But, you're forgetting a really big part of the development: Era Dev server. I'm assuming they're doing work there. If not, then your complaint is justified.

The GP thing seems a little more like you just felt a need to throw in a personal attack. Why pick Squirt, and what did he do to you? If it's some random isolated incident involving one person, you hardly can criticize the entire team.

As for the history, all it proves is you're rather good at asking the same vague question a thousand times over.