
07-08-2010, 02:56 PM
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Looking at it from Crono and Arakonda's POV, they have a huge point in bringing up the multitude of these once rare, yet powerful weapons. They've multiplied in an inflatious manner, where the rich simply gained more of them, making them less affordable for the poor.
These auctions are not helping anyone, removing spawned money with this method is only creating problems elsewhere. You're taking away SPAWNED money, and adding SPAWNED weapons. Which throws things off-balance, meaning more money than there is value of weapons. Thats an issue.
Money will be deducted from the economy no matter what, as long as there are expenses. The pace would be slower, but it'd be done... in time.
Whats the hurry?
Now you have a problem with alot of spawned guns and they're increasing. The inflation problem is just getting worse. Its like we traded in one set of woes, for a whole new set |
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