Suggestion

[SillyJuan]

I know there is a huge gap between poor and rich players. And a lot of people can't afford endgame set like savage or swift.
I think it would be really awesome if there was one weekend where all the items you liquidate would be 2x the amount you liquidate it for.
This would help the poor players a lot!

[Xvanitykingx]

or 10x!

[NECROREAPER]

I know there is a huge gap between poor and rich players. And a lot of people can't afford endgame set like savage or swift.
I think it would be really awesome if there was one weekend where all the items you liquidate would be 2x the amount you liquidate it for.
This would help the poor players a lot!

Would also help rich players, meaning the gap is still there, except everyone is richer.

[Mennddoza]

#WeDon'tNeedMoreInflation

[Chicken Fry]

[Shonex]

Cheers to that!

*liquidates a red drag set, just for fun*

[PL病yer]

Memes everywhere from u lol

[Lee19]

There Would be even more money in the game making sets go up in price

[SillyJuan]

Umm it would only be for 2 days come on. Inflation my ***

[Schnitzel]

I know there is a huge gap between poor and rich players. And a lot of people can't afford endgame set like savage or swift.
I think it would be really awesome if there was one weekend where all the items you liquidate would be 2x the amount you liquidate it for.
This would help the poor players a lot!

yup...

[Chopper]

if they wanted to close the gap a few ideas:

- a tax system where everyone get taxed a certain percentage of their items, gold each month. This would be expensive for rich players, but minor for poor players. Even stashes would be taxed;

- enforce a cap of $10M per trade. Players caught going over that amount will lose their item and the other player will lose that gold. This will attempt to limit items to a maximum of $10M in price, curtailing inflation a bit;

- identify the high value items and reduce their market value if its over $10M. For example, re-release black dragon sets en mass until the market brings it to $9M. Re-release ESB, Marlins, etc. until the market lowers on them too. This will affect people who are hoarding high value items by specifically affecting the market value of those specific items. No more $16M items, or $25M black dragon pieces.

Bear in mind i am not supporting these ideas, im just thinking if there were ways to close the gap between rich and poor.

[Chicken Fry]

if they wanted to close the gap a few ideas:

- a tax system where everyone get taxed a certain percentage of their items, gold each month. This would be expensive for rich players, but minor for poor players. Even stashes would be taxed;

- enforce a cap of $10M per trade. Players caught going over that amount will lose their item and the other player will lose that gold. This will attempt to limit items to a maximum of $10M in price, curtailing inflation a bit;

- identify the high value items and reduce their market value if its over $10M. For example, re-release black dragon sets en mass until the market brings it to $9M. Re-release ESB, Marlins, etc. until the market lowers on them too. This will affect people who are hoarding high value items by specifically affecting the market value of those specific items. No more $16M items, or $25M black dragon pieces.

Bear in mind i am not supporting these ideas, im just thinking if there were ways to close the gap between rich and poor.

This would throw the economy into a frenzy. People's years of dedication and hard work would vaporize in a matter of days. It wouldn't be good I assure you. We don't want "Communist Legends" now do we?

[Chicken Fry]

[Rolocolo]

How about this, farm your butt off or get your butt farmed

[Chicken Fry]

How about this, farm your butt off or get your butt farmed

Okie

[PL病yer]

This would throw the economy into a frenzy. People's years of dedication and hard work would vaporize in a matter of days. It wouldn't be good I assure you. We don't want "Communist Legends" now do we?

Okie

More memes again lol... 3 memes in 14 mins

[Major]

If you wanna be rich then put your time in and get lucky on some drops

[Cheenivie]

This would throw the economy into a frenzy. People's years of dedication and hard work would vaporize in a matter of days. It wouldn't be good I assure you. We don't want "Communist Legends" now do we?

Just join the communist guild I can invite you

[Swimmingstar]

if they wanted to close the gap a few ideas:

- a tax system where everyone get taxed a certain percentage of their items, gold each month. This would be expensive for rich players, but minor for poor players. Even stashes would be taxed;

- enforce a cap of $10M per trade. Players caught going over that amount will lose their item and the other player will lose that gold. This will attempt to limit items to a maximum of $10M in price, curtailing inflation a bit;

- identify the high value items and reduce their market value if its over $10M. For example, re-release black dragon sets en mass until the market brings it to $9M. Re-release ESB, Marlins, etc. until the market lowers on them too. This will affect people who are hoarding high value items by specifically affecting the market value of those specific items. No more $16M items, or $25M black dragon pieces.

Bear in mind i am not supporting these ideas, im just thinking if there were ways to close the gap between rich and poor.

You realize the gold cap is 9,999,999 so there can be no trades over 10 mil right? And if people trade twice then it can end up in a scam and the system would mark them as two different trades so this is really non-relevant unless they changed the gold cap.

Edit: I realize that it is common for people to do multiple trades but if you don't completely trust the person and even if you do completely trust them it can end up in a horrible scam, especially when trading very expensive items/sets when you could lose millions. (Which could be nothing to some)

[Schnitzel]

You realize the gold cap is 9,999,999 so there can be no trades over 10 mil right? And if people trade twice then it can end up in a scam and the system would mark them as two different trades so this is really non-relevant unless they changed the gold cap.

Edit: I realize that it is common for people to do multiple trades but if you don't completely trust the person and even if you do completely trust them it can end up in a horrible scam, especially when trading very expensive items/sets when you could lose millions. (Which could be nothing to some)

PL needs paper money (a piece of paper ingame, that has a set amount of gold, that is set by the amount of gold someone puts into it)
i dunno...just an idea..