Adamus TorK
Destructive Influence
Band of Brothers
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Posted - 2006.08.20 12:37:00 -
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Edited by: Adamus TorK on 20/08/2006 12:45:32
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# Player A has 100 million ISK, Player B has a "Generic Battleship". Total ISK: 100 million
# Player A buys the "Generic Battleship" from Player B for 70 million. Total ISK: Still 100 million.
# Player A insures the ship for 30 million ISK, ISK dissapears into the void. Total ISK: Now only 70 million!
# Player A loses the ship within the insurance period, gets a payout of 100 million. Player A has 100 million, Player B has 70 million, Total ISK: 170 million! [ACK!]
Actually Player A would buy an another 'Generic Battleship' from the insurance payout for 70M and insure again for 30M.
Player A bought a 100M worth Battleship. Player B got 70M ISK for his battleship, beacuse its was the only price he was able sell it.
No, insurance payout not puts any ISK in EVE's economy. Its keeps the players value's, just as in the real word, expect that EVE's Insurance Company is not dynamic. Its still pay 100M for a 70M worth ship.
There was 170M ISK at the start too. Player B's Battleship worth only 70M on the market, while the Insurance Company still estimated it for 100M.
Whatever you say, the only that that brings ISK into the economy here is NPC Bounty and Agent Reward.
Mining, looting and receive items from Agents are fine.
These are Free Goods.
Anyone can have them, and these items only worth as much as other players pay for it.
Also T2 Stuff does nothing with economy in this case: The T2 BPO owners/sellers sell their items at price as much as the customers pay for it.
In my opinion, the 16M cost 425mm Railguns are not beacuse the inflation or hyperinflation. Its beacuse the T2 Monopoly. And the Battleship insurance has nothing to do with it.
CCP gave too high Bounty for the Agent Rewards and NPCs in belts.
Agent missions and Complexes are Farmalbe.... what were you waiting for?
My solution:
less ISK reward and bounty < more loot and item offer
PS: Remember this:
In every economy, things WORTH as much as people PAY for it.
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