AgentMountaineer

My method requires no knowledge of the market other than how to follow the 'last 5' on a transaction. I employ this method on a lvl 50 character, but I think it would work about as well on anything that is lvl 30+. I have a PB that has almost hit 30 and could try it on that toon as soon as I ding to see how lucrative it is. For the time being, assume the toon is 50.

I like to run solo Lt farms. Of course, with the changes in I16, it will take some tweaking, but let's just assume that you're running AE missions and earning close to the ticket cap on each mission, if you aren't exceeding it. I use my tickets to by 35-39 silver recipe rolls. This gives you enough recipes that normally sell for at least 1 Million, that it is worth the salvage investment. Don't worry about trashing anything unless you really want to and just buy the salvage you need. Then simply craft and sell. Along with normal game play, this method has always left me with more influence over the long haul.

Uncommons are gold, but another great way for quick influence is rare salvage via tickets. Though in this case, the subject of the thread might have to change to "Stop me From Becoming a Ticket Farmer!" At least with flipping, you don't have to be logged in to do it.

Very interesting. This should be just the shakeup AE needs to move more folks out into the "real world" of Paragon City and the Rogue Isles. The AE dynamic is changing, and for the better I think. Very interesting indeed!

It could have been more, but it more than makes up for my overbid last night of 910,000 for a lvl 30 End Mod IO instead of 91,000. Not a bad way to start the day on my lowbie PB.

Now you've gone and reminded me of a Russian Jew named Tevye and his monologues when confronted with his daughters' choice of husbands.

It's already been said (by who, I can't remember and I don't have the inclination to go back through thread and check) that expansion of the genre increases the visibility of other games within it. In short, what's to say that the release of Champions couldn't be a bit of a draw to the Superhero genre and more players to CoX? I guess it's just a matter of if there are more people drawn to CoX than leave it.

It also seems like there is a good amount of publicity being put into the release of the power customization in I16 and little bits here and there about the Going Rogue expansion. It's just a matter of maneuvering and continuing to expand and improve the game to keep people in it and I think the folks at NCSoft are doing a pretty good job at that. I know I'm not going anywhere, and from what I hear in the SGs I am a part of, very few of them are either.

My first AV (after first taking out a few pylons) was Infernal. That was a fun night.

It means that you have to pay 500,000 inf in membership fees to each preceding member of the group. Or if that doesn't seem reasonable, start using your rep granting skills Once that has been done, we'll flip you in order to drive up the cost of admission into the group.

I'll bite and say that I think the store prices are set to encourage you to sell on the market rather than at the store. If you don't want to use the market, I'll buy yours from you for 5 Mil a piece so I can store them in my SG.

Yes! Now that is just the kind of image that gets hit with my AdBlock stick.

First of all, Gratz on joining the club. Second your banner would certainly be more of an eyesore if it were flashing, in which case I know I would have to AdBlock it.

Just tired out my Pocket D TP and it still stutters. It is rather annoying as is the lag that seems to have been around since shortly after I15 was released. Not sure what's going on, but I am pretty sure it isn't my system.

I suppose yesterday was a good day for the RNG because I got a purple drop while running Tina's arc with some friends. The last time I got a purple drop was actually a double drop while farming a BM map before I14. I'm always happy to receive a little love from the RNG.