Too much gold?

wastelanderer · April 2014

Sakiri wrote: »

Mat sales at vendor 0 gold
Materials take space in inventory, so bots
will have to run to trade market or to crafting stations, but wait, you need more then materials to craft items, so bot crafting will be a bad idea, then bots need to sell mats on the market which will take time and a price will be much lower to buy mats for real crafters, so "craft bots" are no go.

Bots already sell on market.

Craft bots to push R repeatedly with mats in bags can already exist, I can set up AHK to do it easy(but wont, because cheating).

Crafters are already in a good spot.

Yes Im a crafter.[/quote]

Do we have global market?

gorob4ik · April 2014

I've never had more than 10k gold yet. Spent on inventory and warehouse improvements (I don't own a horse). I don't think there is TOO much gold. Just enough to live more or less cmfortably

Morodor · April 2014

And a lot of gold is needed to get more bag and bank space, in fact more than i have.

knaveofengland · April 2014

lol think of us poor souls who had our cash and bank slots wiped, still waiting for them to be returned well cash so they said

sargethepoet · April 2014

What is this lie about too much gold? I can barely pay for repairs and I am always running out of space for materials. Never have enough gold to do what I need to do. You Folks playing a different game?

wastelanderer · April 2014

Relax people, if gold is removed from npc loot table and materials cost set to 0 at a stores, that doesn't mean not enough gold for other needs, it means less bots.
Quests could be set to reward more gold and selling crafted gear/items could be set to higher price at store to sell.
Plus all repair costs could be adjusted.

Sarah_Lynn · April 2014

I don't know about you guys, but I kind of enjoy having 200k gold.

Sakiri · April 2014

Darastix wrote: »

wastelanderer wrote: »

Mat sales at vendor 0 gold
Materials take space in inventory, so bots
will have to run to trade market or to crafting stations, but wait, you need more then materials to craft items, so bot crafting will be a bad idea, then bots need to sell mats on the market which will take time and a price will be much lower to buy mats for real crafters, so "craft bots" are no go.

Not all mats sell for 0, Ingots sell for alot at the NPC vendor. All crafting materials need to sell for 0 and be non-tradable.

Non tradeable?

What are you on?

And selling for nothing? Don't think so. I vendor off old tier mats when I'm done with them.

Phazzle · April 2014

I'm assuming that they will eventually work in some gold sinks. You can always level up another toon to "pimp out."

Xaei · April 2014

Rich people and their first-world problems >.>

Spontaneous_Noms · April 2014

I'm accumulating gold faster than I'm spending it (VR2, almost VR3), but I'm not really trying to make it. I'm at the point where I vendor most of the greens I get (those that don't get researched). I could probably make more money if I felt the need to sell stuff to a guild, but whatever.

And, yeah, repair costs are way too high high. But they're also pretty much the only thing I spend gold on, besides feeding my horse every day and buying new glyphs for my gear (because enchanting is stupidly hard to level and I can't be bothered). But these are my only real expenses beyond periodically buying more bag/bank space.

ESO doesn't have much of an economy. I'm okay with that, though, since my character is largely self-sufficient. But why that's possible in an MMO is beyond me.

joanjett · April 2014

You can never never never have enough gold! Who knows what might
happen{ Stock market might crash or something}.