Necrotech_Master wrote: »while i highly doubt zos will ever make the crown only houses available for gold, have you tried checking the map filters to hide the houses? i havent really looked at that but you can choose to hide acquired vs unacquired skyshards, i would figure a similar option exists for houses
i personally would support having all of the houses available for gold, but that will likely never happen
NoticeMeArkay wrote: »In all honesty, not speaking for my wallet here, but I'd actually welcome if zenimax would allow players to buy "crowns only" houses during the first week of the event for huge HUGE amounts of gold.
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...and help reducing the inflation by having players spend huge masses on gathered up ingame currency at once.
zetavivern wrote: »NoticeMeArkay wrote: »In all honesty, not speaking for my wallet here, but I'd actually welcome if zenimax would allow players to buy "crowns only" houses during the first week of the event for huge HUGE amounts of gold.
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...and help reducing the inflation by having players spend huge masses on gathered up ingame currency at once.
The gold's inflation in the game is actually insane.
Unlike in the real world, gold in MMOs comes from nowhere and mostly stays in the game. All prices consistently grow (according to TTC and personal experience) because players amass more and more gold and therefore are willing to pay more.
It really hit me when I told my friend (a much more invested player than I) that I can finally make 100k gold per month and they replied that they make 100k gold per day. Players like this can casually spend millions of gold on furniture or gear or whatever without ever running low, but give them a crown-exclusive house for 50 mil gold? Now that would change the economy drastically, and in a good way, I think. For casual players nothing will really change since that goal would be nearly unreachable, but rich players (who I think are a minority - not everyone does daily crafting writs on 18 characters) would have a goal that would make them consider how much they're willing to spend on other things, thus slowing the inflation. And then this gold will finally be taken out of the system, limiting the inflation even further.