Nethergoat

I make tons of inf so I don't have to wait around unless I WANT to wait around.

It's a voluntary thing.

dual build, leave the slots empty, hit radio missions.

=D

this is true, and not hard at all.

i've been getting my 1b for the 88's furnace doing basically two things:
farming MA a few minutes a day and rolling recipes, using those as radar to find good stuff to craft, then bidding on ten stacks and crafting the wins. I stick it all in base storage over the course of the week then blow it out on the weekend when the action is hot.

I could easily double or triple that (anyone could), but I'm happy with my 1b a week for almost no effort.

The big secret to making inf in this game is........its so easy a child could do it.
=p

the only junk in the game it isn't convenient to buy with merits/amerits/tickets are purples and PvP IOs.

That's it.

Two types of kit you actually have to put some effort into acquiring, out of everything in the game.

And even those aren't very hard to get, since anybody with an ounce of motivation who's literate enough to read one of our handy Market guides will soon be making inf faster than they can spend it.

Only if they've never gone near an MMO in their lives.

I focused on one badge per 'day', placing bids on recipes and salvage then logging off. Usually, when I checked back I had all my components at my price point. Instead of choosing the "cheapest" IOs to craft, I picked the ones that would sell the best- I ended up only having to delete a relative handful of 'junk', nearly everything I made went out at a profit.

A couple of times I overpaid for stuff, usually when my full stack of salvage bids didn't fill.

And I also engaged in opportunistic crafting- if I spotted something cheap that I could use to make something expensive, I stocked up, crafted up a bunch and listed 'em for overnight sale. The more memorization badges I earned, the easier this became.

The profits aren't huge, but they're very reliable and the investment is negligible.

Insufficiently robust coding isn't the players fault.

And with gleemail anybody can be 'carrying' 2b on them plus 2bil - 1inf X however many global mail slots we've got (10?).

Currently the inf cap is a fiction.

You could probably find a better exemplar of the incompatibility of superheroing and capitalism than Batman, who's vast fortune is integral to his mythology.

you philanthropist, you!

That's simple!

Complain that the game is too easy and there's no content.


=D

you can, in fact, burn that small a stack.

although it does feel slightly pathetic, like lighting your cigar with a Monopoly dollar bill instead of a crisp, new $100.

=D

I'm around here enough during my work week that I can afford to scan the masses for bright eyed candidates. Recruiting is a fine idea, though!

I'm about to finish off Field Crafter on my 'generic IOs only' guy and it looks like he'll clear roughly 60m in profit while also Frankenslotting himself out, including a low-level Kismet +acc.

the low end for generic IOs is about the same as it's ever been.

Or at least I haven't changed my lowball bids and they still reliably get me IOs...maybe you were dealing with a lower price point or something.

As much as I love the shard, pretending it's any sort of 'end game' content is ridiculous. As well say that Radio Missions are end game content.

A few buddies saw it at E3 and told the rest of us it looked great, I loved comics and the idea of 'playing hero' again since all my pen and paper Champions buddies had moved away so I picked it up the day it was released.


And here I am!

here's hoping!

Lame!

I always enjoy checking out what folks have slotted when I'm hanging out at the market.

Although it'll hopefully invalidate those occasional tall tales we get of people who were KICKED FOR NOT HAVING IOS. =P

this is an excellent money saving tip from the Cat.

if you plan ahead a bit, you can get most crafted generic IOs for less than they cost to make thanks to our friends the badgers.

Buy em, slot em and forget em until you're ready to upgrade, for a fraction of the cost of constantly fluctuating and expiring SOs.

I checked my spare email for the first time in a long time last night to click a registration link, and LO there was an I19 closed beta invite sitting there.

Oh well, I haven't really got the time to test anything anyway.