Fulmens

I bought something purple for 501 million and sold it [crafted] for 800 million last week.

Very recently, there was a huge exploit where MM pets weren't exemping down in AE missions and people were generating ... many... billions of infamy. (This exploit also led to "Level 50 in 50 minutes" PL-selling, apparently. Maybe faster than that. ) They shut it down just before 2XP.

It takes 6 times through the market to get rid of HALF of that infamy. Prices aren't going to go down terribly fast. I'm burning inf as fast as I can, mon ami.

Bind on AAARGH IT BURNS ?

It hurts me to say this, but I'm offering "10 gets you 7" going that way and I'm probably still going to end up with all red and no blue money.

MunkiLord:

Are you farming because you love to beat up huge masses of guys, because you love money, or some other reason?

(I'm a fan of "farming" the market. You don't actually have to be logged on to make millions.)

There are 11,058 Computer Viruses for sale heroside.
69 Springfoot: Endurance recipes at level 50 .
50 Essence Of Curare: Hold/Range at level 50.
16 Focused Smite: Acc/End/Rech at level 40.

What exactly is the problem you're trying to solve here?

Edit: replying to dave_p .

As far as I can figure out, when it first opens up the "most recently added" friends are at the top. At some point it resorts to alphabetical order.

I think if you re-sort before it goes alphabetical, it'll step on your re-sort.

I haven't really experimented with this, though. I've been wrong before, in public, often.

Oh, money. You may find yourself making silly amounts of money selling things in Wentworth's or the Black Market. You may find yourself wanting things that cost silly amounts of money in Wentworth's or the Black Market.

How you feel about this probably depends on which one happens to you first.

Welcome back!

Cheers!

Over in the Market forums, we have all sorts of wicked secrets for how to make lots and lots of money. Ridiklaus amounts! (my wealthiest character is level 21.Wentworth's doesn't care.)

The really short version is "buy a recipe, craft it, sell the crafted IO for a lot more." There are tips and tricks to avoid losing money, but it's about that simple.

If you want, I will match up to 100 million inf that you want to turn into Prestige. @Boltcutter is my global, send a tell and we can set up a time.

Want a long pointless explanation of something that several people have already explained in this thread? I might be the guy.

SwellGuy:
A lot of people doing it, in the small scale, looks exactly like "getting one rare off market."

Seek Trouble: If any of those characters are under level 41, (typo of the day: level 51) I can get you in on the "buy your crap rolls" program. You roll a bunch of randoms with merits, in front of me, and I buy any of the ones you don't want for 10 million inf each.

We're on Freedom. The monday thing- I'm not involved in it. Ask Hell Jumper about details.

EDIT: The SG's are not Fire/rad only. Fire/rad thing is on Mondays, and I didn't organize it.

I'm going to go with a ridiculously specific recommendation: Rad/Sonic defender.

A Rad/Sonic defender is ALMOST a monster at soloing- it takes a little too long to set up fights, and a little too much endurance to win them, and in case of a mez you're in serious trouble. On teams it boosts the firepower of the team by a lot (Sonic blasts have damage resistance debuffs, so it's like a damage buff; Rad has even more damage buffs and resistance debuffs.)

A Scrapper provides good damage in a highly survivable package. A Rad/Sonic-backed Scrapper provides GREAT damage in a VERY survivable package, and the Rad/Sonic does pretty well all by itself.

MOST combinations will work well with a Scrapper. For newer players I'd stay away from teaming a Scrappers with a Storm defender/controller or a Blaster .They can work, I've done them, but it's not as simple a playstyle. The reasoning, if you care: Storms build a lot of chaos, including lots of knockback in arbitrary directions and disoriented enemies staggering off randomly. The playing "Fetch!" can get old. Blasters have the problem that they do more damage- sometimes LOTS more damage- than Scrappers, so they can outaggro a scrapper handily. They have very little mitigation of their own, so you often end up with badguys peeling off the Scrapper and going after your delicate bits. Your other choice is to throttle back the damage, in which case... if you're not doing more damage than a Scrapper, why play a Blaster?

Rorri said

L32 Lockdown quad and ... Stupefy triple? Don't remember. Anyway, L32, recipe, blueside. Thanks, Mintmiki!

DYK: Come to Midlevel Crisis/Teenage Wildlife! (MLC is heroside, TW is villainside...) There's a regular Fire/Rad group on Monday nights and a good chance of someone else being on the rest of the time. I was trying to organize regular Tuesday "Lunch With Evil" but I kinda fell down on the job.

I was in on the Luck Charmers. It was even funnier than your explanation.

The original goal was to get screenshots of "0 bidding" on LC's. And when we started there were like, I dunno, 3000 bidding and 1500 for sale. We initially just bought a thousand, only to discover that we'd driven the prices up.

So we started farming them in Dark Astoria and Perez, while attempting to carefully remove LC's from the market.

At some point it got to like 9000 bidding and 5000 for sale.

Then I got it into my head to drive some of the flippers out.

And then I realized that I'd ended up controlling the price of Luck Charms to prove that nobody was controlling the price of Luck Charms. (around 500 LC's a day were moving through wentworth's on a weekday and we were buying and/or selling almost every one of them.) It was wayyyy more work than I ever want to do again. I actually have the calculations somewhere on ZPM (Zombies Per Minute) and what that worked out to, in Luck Charms per hour. I could farm 5-10 LC per hour.

And then someone ELSE decided to buy and resell every LC in existence. Given the choice between buying up a few hundred and dumping OURS, we panicked and sold everything. For the ones my wife and I had in storage, it took me about two hours of placing bids.

We didn't actually get to our goal, but we did get prices down from 55,000 to a few thousand. There were something like a thousand people with "under 1000 inf" bids.