I dropped ONE random Divine back in SSF and finally feel peaceful

SSF is a place that, you find your true self.

Grind the gear, not the dollar.

look at those vids on youtubes

titled "how to grind a headhunter/mageblood within x hours". And guess what it will mostly tell you how to grind out dollar then buy it from monopolies. With meta-build and meta-crafted gears. If you can't get such meta-crafted gear or don't wish to use such meta-build? Go RMT from monopolies! You pay with real dollar or hard laboured "dollar" that influenced by huge inflation that controled by monopolies in the end, either way.

There are groups investing time/money in this game for profit! Their efficiency won't be outstanded by individuals players (for fun). Just read your history books about industrial revolution and modern capitalism development!!!!


As long as your are not producing your own food, your will starve when economic crisis drop, just like the real world atm.


Don't you guys really think divine/pre-exalt worth it? For a master crafter yes. For you and I as a scum, no. I don't know the true value of divine, because I know little to non about meta-crafting. And I believe the majority of the player base don't. How much % of the player base actually used their ex/divine to craft? And how much % of their drops were used for trading?

What? Do you need another lession about market principles?

If the entire economy produce one mageblood a day, and if this mageblood is priced as 10divine. and if you produce 1 divine a day. You can get it within 10 days? (this is a primitive example but hope it tells the thing)
NO, as long as the need is there and production efficiency of the real gear e.g. mageblood remain the same. YOU WILL NEVER GET IT. The more divine you grind, the higher price it will goes!

Solution? GRIND OUT THE GEAR YOURSELF! DO NOT GO TO CHASE DOLLAR!


Then go to colledge, learn to craft. Find the source of your chased gears, not the chased dollar that worth nothing to you without a monopoly inbetween and squeeze your hard work out from you.