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C'mon, man. Who cares??? There is no true balance in our economy. More or less gold doesn't really affect anything. It's all time based. Right now, there is nothing stopping people with str based characters from picking up every little thing they find and getting fat stacks of banded mail gold. So it's already possible for some people. This would just make it possible for all people, without the need for another useless alt.chad878262 wrote:The issue I have with a 'pocket genie' is you are going to find plenty of plain full plates, banded mails, copper rings, plain rings, plain weapons etc. that would usually be left behind and now are sold to your pocket merchant, thus increasing the gold coming in to the server. Whether the 'max' is 500 or 100 it is till making it so current items left behind now equal up to 100 gold extra which would add up to 1,000's of more gold daily for the expert looters out there. Every item you would usually leave behind so as not to clog your inventory is now giving you gold, 5 here, 11 there, etc. etc. in addition to 500 gp for every full plate you would otherwise leave behind... Heck, I generally leave any FP not worthy of Mudd's behind unless I have a mid 20's in STR because it isn't worth it to lug around, especially since storage was disabled and there is rarely any space available for armors on Mudd's Auction. Which gives me an idea...New topic forthcoming.
Egg Shen wrote:C'mon, man. Who cares??? There is no true balance in our economy. More or less gold doesn't really affect anything. It's all time based. Right now, there is nothing stopping people with str based characters from picking up every little thing they find and getting fat stacks of banded mail gold. So it's already possible for some people. This would just make it possible for all people, without the need for another useless alt.chad878262 wrote:The issue I have with a 'pocket genie' is you are going to find plenty of plain full plates, banded mails, copper rings, plain rings, plain weapons etc. that would usually be left behind and now are sold to your pocket merchant, thus increasing the gold coming in to the server. Whether the 'max' is 500 or 100 it is till making it so current items left behind now equal up to 100 gold extra which would add up to 1,000's of more gold daily for the expert looters out there. Every item you would usually leave behind so as not to clog your inventory is now giving you gold, 5 here, 11 there, etc. etc. in addition to 500 gp for every full plate you would otherwise leave behind... Heck, I generally leave any FP not worthy of Mudd's behind unless I have a mid 20's in STR because it isn't worth it to lug around, especially since storage was disabled and there is rarely any space available for armors on Mudd's Auction. Which gives me an idea...New topic forthcoming.
its also possible for some people to loot certain chests. it is also possible for some people to loot the FGK. there are lots of those.Egg Shen wrote: C'mon, man. Who cares??? There is no true balance in our economy. More or less gold doesn't really affect anything. It's all time based. Right now, there is nothing stopping people with str based characters from picking up every little thing they find and getting fat stacks of banded mail gold. So it's already possible for some people. This would just make it possible for all people, without the need for another useless alt.
I agree, but would still rather see copper rings replaced with a few gold rather than see +1/+2 gear disappear.Theodore01 wrote:Come on, low end loot has its place and is useful for most new toons (,unless you mule your übergear to them.)
Finding only coins or gems - removes any fun when looting a chest.
I'm not sure what you mean. Or I think maybe you're misunderstanding my point, insofar as it relates to chad's post. I'm saying that the small amount of gold added to the coffers of people cashing in cheap junk for gold (assuming a pocket genie merchant) is negligible and not worth our concern.aaron22 wrote:its also possible for some people to loot certain chests. it is also possible for some people to loot the FGK. there are lots of those.Egg Shen wrote: C'mon, man. Who cares??? There is no true balance in our economy. More or less gold doesn't really affect anything. It's all time based. Right now, there is nothing stopping people with str based characters from picking up every little thing they find and getting fat stacks of banded mail gold. So it's already possible for some people. This would just make it possible for all people, without the need for another useless alt.
C'mon man. Who cares?? sounds like you do. and sounds like you only care about some of these only some can loot options out there.
have fun and play your toon. not getting 25 banded mails in your life is not gonna make any difference to the sum of anything.
Well, I'm not entirely sure the pocket merchant would cost more development time, based on comments about how daunting messing with the loot tables can be. But I was trying to come up with something that "caters to all playstyles," which seems to be the current goal for bgtscc.Steve wrote:Egg Shen is making a point, that I support, in particular because I think it isn't the best situation to promote this pretty much OOC behavior of railroading players into a Loot Farming practice, just so they can afford stuff at the Epic NPC Merchant.
Obviously, one could not use Egg Shen's suggestion if the low end Loot was simply removed and replaced with equal value Coin. That saves a pocket merchant development!!!
Though Maecius came close with an "I think we shouldn't..." post on page 2, the OP could be answered and closed if someone in power just said Yes, or No, or even we will consider it for its validity in private Forum.Valefort wrote:The to-never-do list grows longer everyday thanks to this thread