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Originally Posted by ca_aok
Ecto prices experienced a net gain over the weekend (They were 9K at the trader right befre (I checked), and then went up to a steady 9.5K for the rest of the weekend except for the 15K spike. As for shard price drops... it only went down about 500g and was soon hovering around 3K again. Those are both perfectly reasonable price ranges.
This weekend gave me a chance to FoW with some friends from europe for once, which was the nice part.
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The notion that a weekend of open access would mirror permanent open access when it comes to market value of unique items from those areas is incorrect, to say the least.
If you think prices would remain the same or even increase with open access, then your thinking is flawed.
Please, Please, PLEASE!
Stop calling a few forum posters "the masses."
The amount of posters in these forums are a small fraction of the GW community.
A perfect example is Party search feature...that the "masses" requested.
Well, if that were true, it would be used much more than it is now.
Bobrath...\/
Not even close to being true. All it is forecasting is the initial effect of the change.
Not the long term effect.
Simply supply and demand rules apply.
As supply increases, demand decreases.
With little to no demand, a rarity becomes a commodity and in turn, decreases in value.
With common knowledge that the supply spike would be temporary, the market did not shift much at all, hence the stable pricing during the weekend, before and after.