Of course, the above is also a quote from who has a clear lack of a grasp on how economics work, so I probably shouldn't take this statement too seriously after his jab at the "impulsive" playerbase. Condescending statements (especially condescending statements that aren't anywhere in the lieu of being accurate) tend not to get you very far in life, but it apparently gets you the right to call your fellow players impatient suckers. Imagine that.
Wrong again. The remarks I made about people being impulsive is an objective and factual observation about the prices paid in the Wentworth's/Black Market interface. There is no need to ever use the market. The "supply" is unlimited. Everything in the game can be acquired by other means and excercising patience. The ridiculous prices on the market are solely driven by players competitive desires for instant gratification and the simple fact that the ingame "economy" is choking on an overabundence of currency with no effective way of removing it from circulation.
But there's an old saying that goes "The truth hurts" and that's probably why my comment bothered you.
But there's an old saying that goes "The truth hurts" and that's probably why my comment bothered you.