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Thread: Pricing Firespray fragments
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TomoRainer
Wed Dec 22, 2004 3:30 pm
#14
You have hostility issues.
The question was what he could get for Firespray fragments, not what you would pay for them. If the galaxy-wide market is 1M per fragment, nobody cares if you'll offer the princely sum of 550K.
Besides, your calculations are flawed, as they're based only on your abilities. I make 250K an hour running JTL missions, not 100K. That would put your fair price up to 900K. Perhaps you're a little tighter with the credits, but if I consider 900K a fair price, chances are good I'll be happy to pay 1M, too.
Edit: ironically, I miscalculated. Given your numbers: you lose 300K to REing enough parts to get a fragment. If, going by those same numbers, it takes 3 hours, and in each hour a competent pilot can make 250K, that's 3*250K + 300K. Add those up, and what do you get? One million and fifty thousand credits.
Bizarre. Turns out the market on these things is BELOW what they're worth.
The question was what he could get for Firespray fragments, not what you would pay for them. If the galaxy-wide market is 1M per fragment, nobody cares if you'll offer the princely sum of 550K.
Besides, your calculations are flawed, as they're based only on your abilities. I make 250K an hour running JTL missions, not 100K. That would put your fair price up to 900K. Perhaps you're a little tighter with the credits, but if I consider 900K a fair price, chances are good I'll be happy to pay 1M, too.
Edit: ironically, I miscalculated. Given your numbers: you lose 300K to REing enough parts to get a fragment. If, going by those same numbers, it takes 3 hours, and in each hour a competent pilot can make 250K, that's 3*250K + 300K. Add those up, and what do you get? One million and fifty thousand credits.
Bizarre. Turns out the market on these things is BELOW what they're worth.
Message Edited by TomoRainer on 12-22-2004 02:52 PM
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