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Certainly <p>Certainly exists an optimal Price, it is that just couldn't be reached atm due the actual economy isn't as stable as should be (due factors that outstand players as the war between players where economy is used as countermeasure of a huge trouble), also exists troubles with the prices that Cipsoft itself put in their items sold through their own shop (this one part is more easily adjustable)

Even adjustable)<br><br>Even so, the optimal price should rely in a place between:

It between:<br><br>It is affordable and rewardable for Gold maker to sell their gold for TC on time wasted/TC rate.
It rate.<br>It is affordable and rewardable for TC owner to buy Gold on TC/quantity of gold.
Fairness for both side

We gold.<br>Fairness for both side<br><br>We have to take into account that Gold makers are players who spent time playing to sell gold for those who can't spent their hours playing (mostly grinding) so that time wasted should be equally rewarded.

Due rewarded.<br><br>Due exists some troubles with the economy (some huge troubles with incomes, lack of money sinks and ways to make player waste gold and inflation) and the aforementioned troubles between players the optimal price for TC is unstable and unclear, yet based on the prices of the items on store (lets say mounts, furnitures, excersise weapons, outfits, etc) the base price optimal for TC Should:

Be &nbsp;for TC Should:<br><br>Be higher than 10.5k Gold (base price of excersise weapon between 25 tc)
Not tc)<br>Not higher than twice the base price of excersise weapon -21k- (totally up to discussion)
Not discussion)<br>Not so considerably higher on average counting Outfits in game (lets say assassin) against Tc featured outfits (Assassin fulls cost at most 5-6kk maybe? while at 21k a 570 TC outfit cost 11.97kk)

In 11.97kk)<br><br>In an economy where beside wars players "gold makers" and "TC owners" could live together, the optimal price should round the 15-25kG/TC to be worthy for both parts enjoy the game with the actual features and prices.prices.<br><br><br>update: seems like cipsoft consider that the atm tc prices in overall worlds (25k~) is okay and they would be probably working around those prices as it was suggested here:&nbsp;<br><a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.tibia.com/news/?subtopic=newsarchive&amp;id=6680&amp;fbegind=1&amp;fbeginm=1&amp;fbeginy=2022&amp;fendd=1&amp;fendm=5&amp;fendy=2022&amp;flist=11111111">Exaltation Forge Insight.</a></p>

Certainly exists an optimal Price, it is that just couldn't be reached atm due the actual economy isn't as stable as should be (due factors that outstand players as the war between players where economy is used as countermeasure of a huge trouble), also exists troubles with the prices that Cipsoft itself put in their items sold through their own shop (this one part is more easily adjustable)

Even so, the optimal price should rely in a place between:

It is affordable and rewardable for Gold maker to sell their gold for TC on time wasted/TC rate.
It is affordable and rewardable for TC owner to buy Gold on TC/quantity of gold.
Fairness for both side

We have to take into account that Gold makers are players who spent time playing to sell gold for those who can't past spent their hours playing (mostly grinding) so that time wasted should be equally rewarded.

Due exists some troubles with the economy (some huge troubles with incomes, lack of money sinks and ways to make player waste gold and inflation) and the aforementioned troubles between players the optimal price for TC is unstable and unclear, yet based on the prices of the items on store (lets say mounts, furnitures, excersise weapons, outfits, etc) the base price optimal for TC Should:

Be higher than 10.5k Gold (base price of excersise weapon between 25 tc)
Not higher than twice the base price of excersise weapon -21k- (totally up to discussion)
Not so considerably higher on average counting Outfits in game (lets say assassin) against Tc featured outfits (Assassin fulls cost at most 5-6kk maybe? while at 21k a 570 TC outfit cost 11.97kk)

In an economy where beside wars players "gold makers" and "TC owners" could live together, the optimal price should round the 15-25kG/TC to be worthy for both parts enjoy the game with the actual features and prices.

Certainly exists an optimal Price, it is that just couldn't be reached atm due the actual economy isn't as stable as should be (due factors that outstand players as the war between players where economy is used as countermeasure of a huge trouble), also exists troubles with the prices that Cipsoft itself put in their items sold through their own shop (this one part is more easily adjustable)

Even so, the optimal price should rely in a place between:

It is affordable and rewardable for Gold maker to sell their gold for TC on time wasted/TC rate.
It is affordable and rewardable for TC owner to buy Gold on TC/quantity of gold.
Fairness for both side

We have to take into account that Gold makers are players who spent time playing to sell gold for those who can't past their hours playing so that time wasted should be equally rewarded.

Due exists some troubles with the economy (some huge troubles with incomes, lack of money sinks and ways to make player waste gold and inflation) and the aforementioned troubles between players the optimal price for TC is unstable and unclear, yet based on the prices of the items on store (lets say mounts, furnitures, excersise weapons, outfits, etc) the base price optimal for TC Should:

Be higher than 10.5k Gold (base price of excersise weapon between 25 tc)
Not higher than twice the base price of excersise weapon -21k- (totally up to discussion)
Not so considerably higher on average counting Outfits in game (lets say assassin) against Tc featured outfits (Assassin fulls cost at most 5-6kk maybe? while at 21k a 570 TC outfit cost 11.97kk)

In an economy where beside wars players "gold makers" and "TC owners" could live together, the optimal price should round the 15-25kG/TC to be worthy for both parts enjoy the game with the actual features and prices.