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The problem with wiki data is it is self reported by the small faction of the playerbase that edits the wiki. The data is probably skewed towards people who get rings, because you can brag about it on the wiki. There isn't much incentive to post if you never got a ring. Using data created by the entire playerbase is probably more reliable than a small fraction of the playerbase self reporting with a potential skew. SCHW is a good example of price drop due to supply because even top heavy servers need the cheaper haste items. When you have 10 alts, you don't usually spend 15k on a seahorse belt for each of them. You buy SCHWs for some of them. The point is that FBSS costs more, but it is generally inferior to SCHW. Why does FBSS cost more? Because SCHW is so common it rots. Nobody is going to pay FBSS prices for an item that rots. So you have a scenario where a generally inferior item that does the same thing (FBSS) costs more because of lower supply compared to the superior alternative (SCHW). Now if you still think SCHW is a bad example, just look at Fungi Tunic. That is probably the most popular and sought after item in P99. It's usuable by 10 classes, and everyone wants multiple copies. If Fungi Tunic dropped by 20-25k over 9 years, why did the Goblin Ring price barely move? Goblin Ring is soloable by a level 20, it has a fast respawn, and it sells for 6k. Every low level caster would be camping the Goblin Ring and getting multiple copies if it wasn't that rare. The Goblin Ring price would go down due to supply like most items on P99. That is the trend, prices go down on most items as the server ages due to a high supply and low demand. If the price remains the same for years, that is usually due to low supply keeping the prices up.
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Last edited by DeathsSilkyMist; 05-14-2025 at 11:34 PM..
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