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talk:guilds:debt_store [2013/02/17 04:51]
greeenkitten
talk:guilds:debt_store [2020/11/08 04:02] (current)
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 Lapis is far too easy to gather if anything you want diamonds. Lapis is far too easy to gather if anything you want diamonds.
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 +why did the trade between dimonds and emeralds go away in the shop? It was helpful if you wanted a vilager egg and did not have away to get emeralds. -kitty4fun
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 +Why did you delete the saddle exchange? are they not being sold anymore? ~Darynu
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 +I don't want to break the game's balance. Mazznoff mentioned that he wanted to sell legit saddles and I don't want the admin store to replace the regular market (unlike Kurwa Bank, partially). ​ --- //Enton 2013/04/09 05:03//
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 +====== Item Requests ======
 +  *Needs pig saddles Enton! ​ (Juinn)
 +  *Would also request music tracks (Juinn)
 +  *Blaze Rods can be hard to find. (Juinn)
 +  *Ghast Tears (Juinn)
 +  *Gold/​Ignots (Juinn)
 +  *Gunpowder (Ralxtew) [Because you can never find any when you truly need it] (go idle at one of the hundreds of mob grinders - greenkitten,​ or buy from me - mazznoff)
 +  *Moss Stone, Cracked/​Mossy/​Chiseled Stone Brick, Silverfish Stone/​Cobblestone/​Stone Brick (Wpcke)
 +Most just the first two though, but the others would be nice. :I
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 +I agree only with pig saddles, the rest are pretty common and you can find people selling them.  --- //​[[people:​mazznoff|mazznoff]] 2013/02/17 08:56//
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 +=====Kurwan Central Banking Co.=====
 +Looking through the market, I saw not just fluctuations in price that one would expect (selling 1x for 2y, but buying 1x for 1y), but radically different ideas of what an emerald was worth. ​ At one stand it was worth like 6 cookies, but at another it was worth 2 diamonds. ​ I had a shitload of materials just sitting in a vault at Kurwa mons and wasn't doing anything with them so I decided to build a "​bank"​ at the market that would attempt to stabalize and quantify the value of an emerald. ​ I intend to do so by offering straight exchanges of emeralds and valuables (diamond,​iron,​gold,​glowstone,​obsidian):​ buying and selling for the same rate.  Instead of using my wealth to get more wealth, I intend to use it to help the other, less fortunate players on the server. ​ I also decided not to include more than these 5 materials in my straight swaps because I did not want to disrupt their worth. ​ The worth of iron vs. diamond is relatively obvious and agreed upon, but perhaps what a saddle or an ender pearl is worth to one man is different than to another and I would not want to disrupt jews from jewing more than I have to by arbitrarily setting prices for such items. ​ Instead, I set the "​prices"​ for only a few items and those prices are as follows:\\
 +1 diamond = 2 emeralds\\
 +2 gold = 1 emerald\\
 +16 iron = 1 emerald\\
 +8 glowstone = 1 emerald\\
 +4 obsidian = 1 emerald\\
 +This seemed reasonable to me based on the relative scarcity and usefulness of each substance in addition to the labour required to mine said substance. ​ I am open to changing these exchange rates, however, if people find them to be flawed. ​ By having the option to exchange emeralds for and from other more common yet more difficult to obtain materials, I hope to stabalize their value. ​ The end result should be that emeralds are worth less than they are currently, but currently there are very few emeralds in circulation despite them being a renewable and easily accessible material when dealing with yevs.  I found that people just weren'​t taking advantage of this fact and so I did it for them.  I believe this will not be damaging but will instead stabalize the market and provide the players with a benchmark to negotiate more rational contracts. ​ --- //​[[people:​vladimirr|v1adimirr]] 2013/02/27 22:03//
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