Context, Arrendis. Context. We were talking about the impact on PLEX PRICES.
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How about you learn to write instead of projecting your stupidity on others ?
Just because you donât see it, does not mean itâs not obvious.
Whatâs also obvious is that you answered in an aggressive tone for no reason, while my answer was totally on point with what you made me understand of your question - and civile.
And in-context, yes, extractors/injectors had a significant impact in buoying the price of PLEX. Remove them, and PLEX crashes.
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I would ask people to bet over/under for when CCP will implement ingame casinos but that would get me banned.
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Iâm still actually confused. Like skill injectors, the hypercores can be purchased âfrom the New Eden Store or from the regional market.â Based on the article, it doesnât sound like any actually money is required, although the option exists?
Am I wrong here? Someone tell me!
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SoâŚgambling? And cash-shop-paid gambling, at that. Because fixing the game doesnât turn a profit enough anymoreâŚ
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Anyone actually tryied it on SISI or we are just shiting on everyone because someone thinks how it works?
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still in VIP
just like plex, hypercores are purchased from CCP and sold on the trade market ig.
At which point, I see no reason to not use plex.
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Hereâs the thing - the reason they have an impact is because theyâre sought after and used. You already argued, and I think made a good point, that these arenât going to be used that much because of the way the system is set up. If thatâs the case, the impact should be minimal.
But hey, Iâd love to be wrong.
As for the rest, the reason those guys got banned was because they were RMTing what they were making. This is run by the company, and they get their cut, which makes it fine. Iâm all for new revenue streams for EVE, as we all should be. It makes it more likely the game survives long term, and thatâs what we all want, right?
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Like PLEX, they can be bought from the NES for real money. ORâŚ
Like PLEX, they can be bought from the Regional Market for ISK. BUTâŚ
Where did those Hypercores on the Regional Market come from?
Well, like PLEX⌠someone else bought them. This time, they bought them on the NES, for PLEX⌠which, as we all know, ultimately comes from real money. Which means, even though thereâs another layer of obfuscation muddying the waters here, these, like most SKINs, all ultimately require real money to go into CCPâs account at some point in the chain.
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Your comment at Brisc wasnât related to the discussion that was being had at the momentâŚalthough it does still have merit.
To be clear, he wasnât talking about the impact skill injectors had on the game. He was talking about how, in principle, these cores are no different from any other item available on the New Eden store. It doesnât take anything away. This is gambling with ISK. Not real money. It just adds new possibilities without making players pay real money.
The person HOSTING the sale may have to pay, yes - but this is no different from money doubling in Jita, or any other stupid scam that MAKES Eve, Eve! This just has the odds laid out clearly in front of you and your spend clearly given. The risk/reward ratio is clear, communicated to the player, and they donât have to pay anything other than in-game cash to participate.
I donât think anyone that doesnât already buy PLEX is going to start buying PLEX to feed a habit of gambling away money they work VERY hard for in-game. That money is worth too much for that lol. IDK, maybe I have too much faith in the players. Eve is notoriously difficult and takes self-control with ISK to do well.
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Hey Brisc what your opinion about skill extractor indexed on the plex value ?
i think Skill injec would be better without that (cheaper injector/extract and plex)
and donât you think they gonna make the same mistake with this gambling thing ?
But it is. RNG dictated âgamblingâ on a box. The only difference is the box has set contents and everyone gets something. To the individual this seems very similar to a loot box.
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Not sure what the benefit of that would be - like plex and MCTs (and skins for that matter), the in-game price in isk is going to fluctuate based on demand as well as the value of plex in isk. So indexing it just ties the two when theyâre already basically tied.
We will see if this turns out badly. Iâm still not 100% sure how this is going to work, based in the dev blog. Guess I will have to check it in sisi with everybody else.
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Plenty of people got hooked on somer blink and funded their habit by buying plexes to sell on the market. CCP knows this because they have analysis tool.
The gambling mechanic is here to encourage this behaviour. CCP will make money 2 ways:
- degens will buy plexes to pay for their gambling habit
- sales of hypercores
Would be cool if it was just an isk sink, but you need to buy nodes with plex for $? Unreal ⌠with all the crying about lack of time to finish content and you focus on this.
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Guys, seriously, youâre freaking out a little bit early here. This isnât CCP locking game content behind gambleboxes.
Theyâre allowing players to participate in in-game raffles. Raffles are part of real life, your local church probably runs them. This is players deciding they want to offer an item as part of a raffle, and other players making the choice to buy into that or not. Itâs certainly not more of a âgambleâ than undocking in a âPvP anywhereâ sandbox, just set up a different way.
CCP desperately needs to expand their cash shop items - subs and the current options for spending Plex just arenât enough anymore. Especially with only a fraction of their old player base, and that declining.
RNG / raffle / gambling options are, agreed, the low-hanging fruit of expanding the cash shop. They could have many more options but those would likely require quality game design, good programming, and a decent understanding of the player base. Things CCP are in short supply of.
Until CCP manages to up their game, low-hanging fruit is what youâre gonna get. If you donât like the options they provide, just donât use them.
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Not really. Somer Blink was laundering ISK and turning it into real world currency. CCP is asking for cash up front to start the process.
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I made you drop reading the post halfway through?
which part of
You failed to understand?
Yeah sure Iâve made you understand that Iâve meant to ask about cores which are for setting up raffles.
Thats why I have specifically said I mean the raffle tickets. Sure.
applies now double - because not only you have cut the sentence from the post in half but also apparently only have read half of my own sentence you were answering.
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