11-22-2007, 10:11 PM
This is...hmm...whats a good word...i'll just say stupid.
The majority players here are from IN and XUO, so whats wrong with referencing past shards? If I was from another shard and they had an idea or system that would add to the current shard, I sure as hell would suggest it. Simply put, all we are doing is "Suggesting". We are not "Deciding". Thats left for the Admins, which are both from IN and XUO. So lets just stop attacking eachother everytimes someone says "Back on IN". Theres more players here from IN, so of course were gonna hear it more. Im starting to worry about this whole IN vs XUO clash. Unless we come to an understanding with eachother, there will eventually only be 2 guilds... [IN] and [XUO].
Now that thats been said...lets Hijack this topic back on course.
on IN, uber-rares were valued from 200-500k
on XUO (from my understanding), they were worth 30-50k.
So why cant we have different levels of rarities? I think very rare things should be high valued. If you dont think a stang is of value, then dont buy it. I just dont understand the point of this Topic.
People are complaining that we shouldnt pay 200k for a stang, we should go and buy a horse for 500gold.
Read that again. The people who are arguing against having rare horses, are also the same people who think coloured stangs are dumb, and we should just be riding normal horses. So then why are we arguing? Buy your horses, or if your in the mood for some colour get a unrare, but still cool lookin stang for around 20k. They are always out there. People seem to be under the impression that every single specially colour tames will cost 200k. THEY WONT. You will still be able to get mounts for cheap too, but the less rare ones.
Also, some people wonder why they get kept in the bank and only are used in towns. They go up in value over time. I have a blackrock orn on IN. I paid 30k for it. I had it for 6 months, and even PvP'd with it sometimes (I was lucky). I sold it for 200k . Thats a pretty good payday.
I talk too much.
The majority players here are from IN and XUO, so whats wrong with referencing past shards? If I was from another shard and they had an idea or system that would add to the current shard, I sure as hell would suggest it. Simply put, all we are doing is "Suggesting". We are not "Deciding". Thats left for the Admins, which are both from IN and XUO. So lets just stop attacking eachother everytimes someone says "Back on IN". Theres more players here from IN, so of course were gonna hear it more. Im starting to worry about this whole IN vs XUO clash. Unless we come to an understanding with eachother, there will eventually only be 2 guilds... [IN] and [XUO].
Now that thats been said...lets Hijack this topic back on course.
on IN, uber-rares were valued from 200-500k
on XUO (from my understanding), they were worth 30-50k.
So why cant we have different levels of rarities? I think very rare things should be high valued. If you dont think a stang is of value, then dont buy it. I just dont understand the point of this Topic.
People are complaining that we shouldnt pay 200k for a stang, we should go and buy a horse for 500gold.
Read that again. The people who are arguing against having rare horses, are also the same people who think coloured stangs are dumb, and we should just be riding normal horses. So then why are we arguing? Buy your horses, or if your in the mood for some colour get a unrare, but still cool lookin stang for around 20k. They are always out there. People seem to be under the impression that every single specially colour tames will cost 200k. THEY WONT. You will still be able to get mounts for cheap too, but the less rare ones.
Also, some people wonder why they get kept in the bank and only are used in towns. They go up in value over time. I have a blackrock orn on IN. I paid 30k for it. I had it for 6 months, and even PvP'd with it sometimes (I was lucky). I sold it for 200k . Thats a pretty good payday.
I talk too much.
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