TurtleSkittles wrote on 2021-02-24 11:23:27:
If they go through the coli 10 times each day....it NO WAY affects the grinders who are throwing negative comments towards me for supporting a FAIR idea that would allow EVERYONE an OPTION.
Incorrect. Something that would affect the economy this drastically would affect EVERYONE.
Everyone finds their niche to making money here. Grinding, breeding, exalting, art, writing, whatever.
What you're suggesting would essentially take that niche away from the folks that grind. Because now no one pays them for their services. Now the money they make grinding is worth
significantly less, because when you flood an economy, virtual or not, with currency, it inflates the prices.
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Eventually, you just decide to spend real money to buy gems
Yeah, good luck ever affording gem items without dropping real-world money on for gems if you tank the treasure economy.
Gems are worth, what, about 1600t right now? But if everyone can just have the coli automatically grind for them, well now everyone can make several hundred thousand in exalted dragons and insta-sell items without doing very much at all. So you flood the market, and now gems cost 10x that easily.
Oh, and hey, maybe you could've sold stuff on the auction house if you got some Really Good Drops.
Only problem is, everyone else is getting those Really Good Drops too. Because now you don't have to grind for them, you just press a button and let the game do it's thing, and money and familiars and coli-exclusives drop out what you do nothing.
So....now those are all worthless too.
I don't understand why you believe this is fair?
By your logic, we should just be given whatever we ask on this site without doing anything at all, except maybe pushing a button.
If you don't want to grind, fine. You don't have to. Find some other way to make money.
But if you just want a way to make money without doing
anything...then I'm sorry, that's not fair to the other players, or, possibly more importantly, the game developers who actually are running a real world business here.