Toram Economy

I feel like this thread is going to go in circles.

 

Because those mob only drop mmh right?
Level 70 is hardly "new player".

 

Agreed. Ive voiced my opinion. I'm out

 

Same.

 

Actuely a lvl 70-95 can be classed as NEW" lvls can be earnt or boosted via leeching etc too.
what i call new are ppl who have only been playing 2-4months imo veterans will always be us alpha players

 

It's time to close the thread :/

 

i remember on 65 cap they kept postponing lvl caps -->66 -->67
so ppl really didnt have to update much of their gear unlike now 5 lvls / month ppl update gear more often these days
those days were zokztda NS days too haha

 

Lol zektoday days when we got a super boost money (keeps selling to NPC) supply without tax.. Now is totally the other way around TT

 

and i agree with @firefox1981 , consigment board give us chance for time efficiency, we put the goods there, and we can back to other activities (farming again maybe).

 

Ikr xD

 

to end this all skill players know how to use cosighment and realize it aint bad all skill players also use other means to make spina. only reason new players farm mmh or nissel is cuz of guidance of us older player and access to the forum simple as that.

 

so true... *hoarding degra stax :d*

 

I read some of the more lengthy replies and some shorter ones. I agree to most of them, but I didn't see anyone answering to his real problem.
Most of you were explaining how Spina is just a tool for barter or how prices decline over time anyways using examples that have a known and significant effect over the economy.
His actual question was: If, say X amount of spina is being held, by all current players of toram. : Players leaving for good, tax rate at consignment board,purchases from npc, etc. Reduce the total spina a little, and let's say the new total comes to Y (and Y< X) : New players joining add to this total but also take a lot of money from within by trading their items for spina, hence dividing the money a bit more. However, the more diligent the player the more emblems he gets and the more spina he adds to the total. I'd guess only 1 in a 50 people ever get to the 1mil spina emblem : Players might sell stuff to npc from farming,maze, etc. And this is truly the only other way of adding spina to the total. Let's say these factors add some spina to the decreased value Y , and the new value is Z : Now his question is, if Z is finally lower than X, then there is a decrease inthe net spina held that is not observed by any player, since it is from normal gameplay and no observable event. How does this affect the economy?

(We know for a fact that an economy affects it's "members" when a change in the economy occurs even when theres no governing body that governs the economy. )

 

Wow... that was quite long speech you have there???
Still, I don't understand why people care so much bout the economy in toram???

 

Lol you really conclude everything....
Nice but.. I think 1 : 1000 players achieve that 1 million spina emblem...
I farm mata everyday, have several lvl 85 char play for 4 months and.. I hasn't receive that 1 million kill emblem >.>

 

Ironically, farming skeletons is known to be one of the fastest ways to get the emblem.

 

Then It's not ur discussion board xD
Why? It effects our decision on keep rare item or keep spina.. If keeps depreciate keeps spina better, of inflate then we should invest

 

Because it's an interesting topic. I actually know a friend who just plays MMOs to observe them as mini-versions of the larger world.

 

If that happens, DEVs can just release 3m, 10m emblem to solve the problem.