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So in your socialistic way of thinking all currency should be controlled. Inflation then would not exist. Aldous Huxley's Brave New World might exsit in your 9th grade English class but that's the extent of it. Those who have tried to enforce it have gone way down south. Thing is, humans are flawed by nature and sooner or later all forms of economy will be tainted.
Granted duppers and scriptors are flooding in gold and items driving the inflation up but that's with all society. But so shall everyting else rise accordingly. I am not condoning their actions one bit but to say what we do buying/trading/collecting is somehow hurting the economy or contributing to "their" cause is ignorance and BS.
Who are you to tell us who is interdependent on whom. Are you so selfrightous that you don't buy anything? If that's the case get off this foreum. You don't even belong here.
My post was merely an observation that people are still willing to collect and play this game. Isn't that what's most important here? People want to play this game and are willing to reinvest in it. Don't try to post these type of ignoramous remarks when you don't know what your talking about. If your so negative about this game go play another game.
This is RARE COLLECTORS foreum and not Post your two cents foreum.
Thank you
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Hi,
I think you need to get a thicker skin.
Is it the case that in 'your' brave new world that people cannot express an opinion?? Is it the case that the only those people who think and act as you do are right and acceptable?? Hmm, sounds a little socialistic to me
I thought it was pretty obvious by my comments that I find the current state of the economy as a
given and accept that nothing can be done having gone down the path we have. I accept that we have no choice now other that join in. I was merely making an observation as to how we got to this point.
And I stand by my statement that the sale of rares and the prices being ask are absolutely interdependent with duper and scripter etc and the gold they have brought into the economy.
And as far as trying to explain internal machinations of the UO economy with that of the real world, that is just a nonsense – the outside world has, for the most part, a bit better regulatory regime applied over it and market forces are able to have a more important role in keeping the economy on a reasonable even keel .
Unlike UO economy, last time I looked in the real world, no economy has even been able to survive with hyperinflation, though I must say some countries in Africa are giving it a good try
. As pointed out by another poster, in the absence of any real action by the EA and GM's etc, nothing is ever likely to change inside the game and run away inflation is here to stay.
Thanks Mezzac