Weaponsmith Archive
Thread: Pre Nerf economy
For all intense and purposes. stocking up on pre nerf doesn't help the situation. Its done by greedy people that want to charge 10-100X for a product that they probably would have given away if they were feeling generous. The Devs obviously want to make things more of a chalange raising hams and defences didn't seem to acomplish it so next step lower over all productivity of weapons. Since there are still "old" pre-nerf weapon around there still not going to see a change in combat statistics.
Stocking up isn't the answer to get the devs to where they want to be all pre-nerf would need to go bye-bye. Hopefully they will not take the nerf bat to crafting again untill it has a chance to heal its bruises and finds its new balance. Other wise were all going to have trouble taking out them damn Ninja Nunas with obsceen dodge skills.
Hipi wrote:For all intense and purposes. stocking up on pre nerf doesn't help the situation. Its done by greedy people that want to charge 10-100X for a product that they probably would have given away if they were feeling generous. The Devs obviously want to make things more of a chalange raising hams and defences didn't seem to acomplish it so next step lower over all productivity of weapons. Since there are still "old" pre-nerf weapon around there still not going to see a change in combat statistics.
Stocking up isn't the answer to get the devs to where they want to be all pre-nerf would need to go bye-bye. Hopefully they will not take the nerf bat to crafting again untill it has a chance to heal its bruises and finds its new balance. Other wise were all going to have trouble taking out them damn Ninja Nunas with obsceen dodge skills.
And htis is why Thunderheart himself has recommended stockpiling, has characterized it as clever thinking, and stated that he himself would do this?
Agree with the above poster.
Thunderheart suggested any "smart" crafter should stockpile weapons and armor before the patch.
Of course these are the same people who came up with the idea to give out free holocrons for Christmas.