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Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 7:59 pm
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Sofisticated Newb Captain
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Sofisticated Newb Captain
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Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 8:00 pm
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Posted: Sun Apr 16, 2006 5:25 pm
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Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 7:37 am
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Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 5:10 pm
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Posted: Thu May 25, 2006 12:44 pm
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Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 9:44 am
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Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 6:47 pm
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You're wrong about something very basic.
The prices of a Gaia item really is a function of three things - supply, the number of users, and the item's popularity. The last two make up demand.
The supply of OMGs is fixed. We have been promised that no more OMGs will ever be created - with very minor exceptions.
The number of Gaia users is growing exponentially. It won't continue forever. Sooner or later it will level off, and eventually decline. But right now it's exploding. If the number of buyers increases exponentially, and the supply is fixed, it follows that the price of an OMG will increase exponentially.
The third factor is popularity, and if you watch the markets you'll see individual items come in and out of fashion. OMGs might rise in price before Haloween, for example. But this does nothing to change the basic trend.
It follows that inflation is permanent - at least until Gaia goes into decline, and is replaced by the Next Hot Thing. You do your readers a disservice by telling them prices will soon come down. Prices will only come down if lots of new OMGs are created - if for example, they go on sale at the Hat Rack - or if the number of users suddenly plummets. We don't want that, do we?
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Sofisticated Newb Captain
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Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 3:16 pm
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 9:47 pm
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Mr. Sam You're wrong about something very basic. The prices of a Gaia item really is a function of three things - supply, the number of users, and the item's popularity. The last two make up demand. The supply of OMGs is fixed. We have been promised that no more OMGs will ever be created - with very minor exceptions. The number of Gaia users is growing exponentially. It won't continue forever. Sooner or later it will level off, and eventually decline. But right now it's exploding. If the number of buyers increases exponentially, and the supply is fixed, it follows that the price of an OMG will increase exponentially. The third factor is popularity, and if you watch the markets you'll see individual items come in and out of fashion. OMGs might rise in price before Haloween, for example. But this does nothing to change the basic trend. It follows that inflation is permanent - at least until Gaia goes into decline, and is replaced by the Next Hot Thing. You do your readers a disservice by telling them prices will soon come down. Prices will only come down if lots of new OMGs are created - if for example, they go on sale at the Hat Rack - or if the number of users suddenly plummets. We don't want that, do we? You think we don't know all these things? We have been on gaia and in the exchange for a long time now. We exchange frequently with items in the exchange and marketplace.
About the prices droping only time will tell. I don't think any price drop happens soon, but I have seen that it does happen over time.
The april 2005 inflation brought many things up, including the OMG hat which you choose to talk about. It brought them up to about 900k at one point. Then over some months they went back down to around 600k. Now they are going for around 1.2 mil. Will they come down? Only time will tell. bUt from going on past experiences they will come down a bit eventually.
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Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 1:40 pm
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Ransu Mr. Sam You're wrong about something very basic. The prices of a Gaia item really is a function of three things - supply, the number of users, and the item's popularity. The last two make up demand. The supply of OMGs is fixed. We have been promised that no more OMGs will ever be created - with very minor exceptions. The number of Gaia users is growing exponentially. It won't continue forever. Sooner or later it will level off, and eventually decline. But right now it's exploding. If the number of buyers increases exponentially, and the supply is fixed, it follows that the price of an OMG will increase exponentially. The third factor is popularity, and if you watch the markets you'll see individual items come in and out of fashion. OMGs might rise in price before Haloween, for example. But this does nothing to change the basic trend. It follows that inflation is permanent - at least until Gaia goes into decline, and is replaced by the Next Hot Thing. You do your readers a disservice by telling them prices will soon come down. Prices will only come down if lots of new OMGs are created - if for example, they go on sale at the Hat Rack - or if the number of users suddenly plummets. We don't want that, do we? You think we don't know all these things? We have been on gaia and in the exchange for a long time now. We exchange frequently with items in the exchange and marketplace. About the prices droping only time will tell. I don't think any price drop happens soon, but I have seen that it does happen over time. The april 2005 inflation brought many things up, including the OMG hat which you choose to talk about. It brought them up to about 900k at one point. Then over some months they went back down to around 600k. Now they are going for around 1.2 mil. Will they come down? Only time will tell. bUt from going on past experiences they will come down a bit eventually.
I completely agree with Ransu, and am not even going to bother making a statement.
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