We can assume that a player can bring into the game an amount ranging from 2000 to 11300 coins and that most of the players have 2000 initially. The market seems to be totally detached from production, closely mimicking the real world.Ĭurrently there's no way to throw more money in the game other than buying all preorders.Īnd the usual way is buying an EA package on Steam.
nobody uses them and they are necessary for higher-level craft. It is corroborated by wires and chips cost being way lower than copper, i.e. It is so because the system was most likely broken with gacha boxes, so there's an overabundance of rare and ultra-rare items in hands of the player. You see, while crafting blue items can bring you profit (assuming you earn your own scrap), the current market price for purple and orange items is way, way below the actual cost of crafting them. It is impossible for Targem to directly lower the prices on the market as the price is determined by players (see for prices fluctuation).Ī direct intervention (as it's all fiat entities) is going to break the market instantly, an indirect EVE-Online style (adjusting the cost/scarcity of craft prerequisites) is not going to work and is likely to break the market too. It'll probably end in tears for everyone (or for majority) of involved, as they are riding a tiger, but that's a completely different story. You see, Targem run a wonderful, amazing experiment with their non-regulated hard-currency auction (that is called market in-game).
prices on expensive items are already much lower than crafting cost
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