Talk:Currency

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[edit] Opinion?

I quote this passage from the "acquisition" section of the article: Yet the quickest way to gain gold remains often to "play the market" (i.e. buying items at a low price and selling them at a higher price). Do we have any confirmation that this is the fastest way? I'm doubtful, and can't give any of my personal experience in this matter, as I'm usually too poor to even invest in the hot market items (ectos and such). Image:Esig2.jpg Eldin 21:41, 6 March 2007 (EST)

Yes, it was very subjective, so I've changed it. Feel free to change it further, and whenever you see anything subjective like that you're allowed to change it. Don't be afraid to get your hands dirty. :P If you do something wrong someone else will fix it. ;) - BeXoR 06:29, 7 March 2007 (EST)

[edit] Another more direct way to make money threw farming

The way is to farm kilroy stonekins dungeon it solo and fairly easy and located in Eye of the North expansion with each round takeing 10 - 15 minutes on normal mode and slightly longer in hard mode but you get about 1.25k each round just id everything and sell most stuff to a merchant except dyes, materials, and insignias that you salvage off that are expensive done savage off cheap insignias you'll only get 25g. Collect reward switch districts and repeat as necessary for as much money as you need. Some sudgestions are to Chaney secondary profession to assasin if you aren't allready and use the brass knuckles that require dagger mastery but for more information search Kilroy Stonekin. Hope this helps you to make money =) Tycars125 19:25, 26 May 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Gold Sink -- Def?

Dosen't "Gold Sink" usually refer specifically to uses for currency that [i]delete[i] the currency from the game (sometimes specifically as economy balancing measure), as opposed to ones that keep it circulating? The only things aside from player trades that are not gold sinks are the 'trader' npc's, right? (And they take fees.)

Though I suppose the distinction between gold sinks and otherwise might be less important in a game that dosn't even have auctionhouses than in a game with a full-blown mercantile system (Puzzle Pirates, EVE, etc). The defintion here just seems a little strange. And I'm bored. :) ~~----