Yomo Kimyata

Good to see that you are doing your part. Would you like to learn more?

Jimmy, stop stealing my material!

And that, my friend, is exactly why it is so incredibly profitable in terms of make-believe money. If you don't want to spend years going to space medical school to become a rocket surgeon because it is admittedly a lot of work, don't expect to earn space rocket surgeon money. The difference is that you don't have to pay a penny in terms of time or investment to learn to market. If you choose not to, that's fine!

The wisdom of portfolio diversification!

I want to make sure I am not misunderstanding you. Your answer to my first question which I will paraphrase as "How is success in terms of easy inf generation not achievable by anyone?" is "Choice." One chooses not to be successful. Ok. To each their own. Your answer to my second question which I will paraphrase as "How have players who don't play the markets been adversely affected?" is "Choice"? That one I don't get.

I agree and there are two aspects of it. One was the removal of the exempting double xp, which was an exploit. The other was the removal of double inf, which was done, I think, for the greater good. I'm not going to argue that, since it's an Econ 101 topic.

I'm asking you specifically, since AH didn't address either of these questions (which are distinctly different) and that YOU posted: How is my or anyone's success not achievable by anyone? I ask this one because I think I, and many others, have put forth a lot of good guides that take you from zero to billions. How are players who don't play the market and make use of internal drops and fixed price purchases SERIOUSLY impacted?

Please explain these two.

I'd support this if all non-ticket rewards were removed from AE. That includes inf, xp, and drops.

Please let this thread die in fire. Too many memories.

i have a tanker named Mir Prochnost.

I am curious as to the macroeconomic aspect of veteran levels, in terms of money supply, I.e., inf. The devs would have a lot more hard information as compared with my idle speculation. Consider two scenarios (assuming regular xp and inf): 1. Player runs one character to veteran level 100. They have accumulated 150 levels, and 2/3 of that time are gaining inf at lvl 50. Presumably there is little change in terms of IOs after lvl 50. 2. Player runs one character to level 50, then creates two more alts and levels each to 50. Total of 150 levels. Let’s make the simplistic assumption that those 150 levels take the same amount of time and effort. Scenario 1 will generate significantly more inf, while Scenario 2 will consume 3x the investment in IOs and such. I’m totally biased because playing alts is my preferred play style, but it strikes me that it’s also probably “better” for the overall inf based economy. This reinforces my belief that veteran rewards should remain “cashless.” my two inf

The ebil is strong with this one. Out of curiosity, why the aversion to buying converters? They are so ridiculously cheap and plentiful.

What’s your global? I’ve responded to every email I’ve received.

Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. In Eden too.

You need to do Peebles in the low 20s; otherwise she passes you off to one of the other contacts in Striga.

Not my best names, but some of the ones I'm surprised weren't already taken: Excelsior: Chronomancy Staff Sergeant Sonic Screwdriver Plate Tectonics Double Helix Nervous Breakdown Ice Axe Torchbearer: Sonic Screwdriver Chernobyl Kid Staff Sergeant Major Golden Ticket Verb Jerry Rigg Everlasting: Power Broker Corporate Fat Cat Compound Interest Boy Genius Golden Ticket Indominable: Ditch Digger Doctor Moist Defense Complex Fluid Situation

I would have gone with Agile Lee. He can join The Fabulous Lee Family SG on Excelsior!

All the dialogue in that mission is gold.

I wasn't sure which post to put this in, but I'm happy that I was able to nab the name: Fluid Situation

Hollows, Faultline, and the first arc of Striga are my go-tos for new bluesiders. Good stories, good rewards, very few annoying or pointless missions.

And I just added Electric Lee!

Just curious what people think, and it’s been too long since an ebil post! I’m not talking about what is temporarily cheap or expensive, but things you feel are out of whack for the value. I get annoyed at how cheap the Force Feedback +recharge is, and it surprises me every single time. IMO it’s an IO that should be in just about every KB power, so I always expect it to be 3-5mm. What’s yours?

I’m surprised you only leveled once!

I knew that I had seen someone else talking about their claws/fire. He was one of my projects for Unicorns Anonymous, but it’s a good enough build that I think it was just overlooked until recently-ish. Not like some of the other monstrosities I’m working with...