DesireOfMine

Agree! Really wish there was an option to zoom the camera out further.

^Yes please. We should have an option to zoom out/in the camera according to custom settings. Also there should be an option to turn off those automatic scenery camera movements. I know it was probably meant to give the game more action-like characteristics, but in terms of controls it is disruptive... so i think that players should have an option to choose whether they prefer nice scenery or performance.

Just to point out, it wouldn't really help to get rid of gold sellers... since at this point of inflation, gold sellers make money mostly by selling stuff and getting gold from another players. This means that along with inflation - gold sellers make also more gold. Besides, i doubt there would be any noticeable impact of gold increase from farming 'The Unveiling Truth', simply because most of people doing it would be already on high level - which means they wouldn't get any gold from the 41 lvl battle. In fact, the effect could be opposite since people would spend more time on farming AP than doing battles which normally would give them gold reward.

As to the idea itself, it could work - however these weapons shouldn't be trade-able, it would affect the market badly.
Two options which could work:
1. Basically your idea but with not trade-able items once they become 'chained'
2. Add AP reviving with no limits (so the weapon could be revived no matter how many times it was broken)

For a long time in EU server (EU forum) we've had an Enchant Scroll price list. Here is the current one (link).

Just to make few points according to what i've read:

1. People who know the prices - aren't automatically the same people who try to take advantage of it. Many people know the prices in general, but only some of them take the advantage of it... also to actually take an advantage of market manipulation trading - knowledge of prices isn't 'the important thing'. What mostly contributes to it, is being able to predict the fluctuation of prices (which happens mainly in connection to some updates/events), or create one yourself (yes, it is possible in some cases). Then, if you're capable to deduce what will be the price fluctuation and how can you use it effectively - is how you gain a profit.

So theoretically yes, it is possible to create a list like this, same as we did in EU with scrolls. People would simply post in thread for how much they've bought/sold some item, which would give an approximate value of it. Tho the main post would have to be updated often.

Tho, to be honest it's a bit more idealistic rather than realistic. Market is a very 'lively' place, where things change often depending on demand/availability... some are more stable, some less, but in general the point is that the prices are meant to fluctuate depending on situation and by trying to keep people informed about 'prices', you actually stop the natural flow (auto-adjustment) of the market.
By trying to fix one issue - you create another, because people are f.e. like:
1p: it says on forum that this is the price
2p: but i'm telling you it's not the value anymore due to event
1p: i don't believe you, forum says that...
2p: blablabla...

And in general, it's not needed to be honest, since most of the stuff is tradeable via marketplace - which means you have an access to all of the information you need to determine current value of something (unless you're dumb).
In EU we did that list long before Enchant Scrolls were tradeable via marketplace, and when scrolls could be re-sold to someone else (because they wouldn't bound after purchase). Now, since scrolls can be sold via marketplace and can not be re-sold... personally i think that this list has lost its purpose and is quite unnecessary.


So yeah, if you'd like to make a list with prices, it would be useful only for the items which can not be sold via marketplace (or some rare stuff)... because that's when player can be actually 'scammed', otherwise anyone can just go to marketplace and check the price.

What would be more useful to people - is someone with marketing knowledge, logic calculation skills and 'good heart' xD (plus access to korean server for approx. prediction comparison), informing people about incoming price changes due to next updates (i have all, but i don't have time to manage this kind of thing... maybe i would create something like this in the future, but i can't really know).
With this^, people could react faster to incoming market changes, which would mean that price transition would be more fluent instead of sudden. It would help people to evaluate future situation on market, which means that they could for example be prepared to sell something at the right time (if they want to preserve their money), or to not buy something for higher price if they prefer to wait some time and get it cheaper.
Tho... in this scenario, the person making such an 'information tool', would take quite a lot of responsibility on himself, because if he gets something wrong - this means that it could cost some people a lot of money (of course it would be totally personal whether someone decides to trust him or not, so there would be no reason to blame him... it's all personal action in the end, which means it's all personal risk).

Hi everyone,

Just to clear the air, the EU servers will remain in EU. We have all experienced playing on oversees servers at one point in our life, its not great. We are doing our best to maintain the same level of user experience for EU players through the migration process. A migration is happening though, which means it will be a new server.

tl:dr EU players will not be playing on US servers

Uff... Thank You for clarifying. Seems like it's not the end after all .

Also, Nexon EU is currently in Berlin, are they going to stay here or ? We actually have no idea what will really happen to Nexon EU at all, some are talking about people loosing their jobs, etc. unless they're just changing the directive, which means everyone keep their job but are just having their director on the other side of the Atlantic, unlike now.

The servers are in Luxembourg, not Berlin... but yeah, they will probably keep them in there, since changing location = extra costs, unless the new place would somehow lower the costs due to other stuff.

Merge EU with AUS, West with East. Open up the servers to South America.

...and then drop a fu*kin nuke on all of it.