Re:How a player with a “useless” item almost took down EVE O...
by err_badprocrast on Friday May 03, 2013 @11:21PM
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The definitive version of that which printed vast bucketloads of internet money was the JC Shuffle.
buy ore (direct from farmers aka botters) -> prospect ore -> craft green rings (I think? been a while) -> disenchant -> sell enchanting scrolls and cut rare gems left over from prospecting
In Guild Wars 2 I found some other interesting arbitrage opportunities - for example, Mystic Coins (available from monthly and daily tasks) had very predictable price cycles due to supply spikes on the first few days when it became possible to complete the monthly task.
Re:How a player with a “useless” item almost took down EVE O...
by henrikschroder on Saturday May 04, 2013 @06:06AM
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> but by then i had a lordship and manor in every city in the eastern kingdoms.
You had a what now? :-)
Re:How a player with a “useless” item almost took down EVE O...
by LancerSykera on Friday May 03, 2013 @06:45PM
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I ended up late for work many days from mass-disenchanting.
It was time consuming, but i made a lot of money and it took a long time before anyone else figured it out and joined in. the problem was it only took a few people on a server to skew the prices of the masses. but by then i had a lordship and manor in every city in the eastern kingdoms.