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Suggestion: base AEQ prefix/suffix purchases off supply and demand
To elaborate more, something like a +5% break tackle would go up in price (because everyone favors them), where as something less commonly used, like a +2% intercept would go down in price.
Rolling for AEQ would obviously have to carry a similar weight to the creation prices. I'm sure a simple formula could be created that factored in a prefix and suffix's individual prices based on demand into one unified value (discounted for the shopping effect).
Why: It's still too easy to assemble 'perfect' EQ setups. Adding a supply and demand element to AEQ purchases would invoke a new sense of strategy. Users would really have to decide whether something like a +5% break tackle warranted the high cost. Plus, this would push users to buy less popular AEQ options (because they would be dirt cheap).
Suggestion: base AEQ prefix/suffix purchases off supply and demand
To elaborate more, something like a +5% break tackle would go up in price (because everyone favors them), where as something less commonly used, like a +2% intercept would go down in price.
Rolling for AEQ would obviously have to carry a similar weight to the creation prices. I'm sure a simple formula could be created that factored in a prefix and suffix's individual prices based on demand into one unified value (discounted for the shopping effect).
Why: It's still too easy to assemble 'perfect' EQ setups. Adding a supply and demand element to AEQ purchases would invoke a new sense of strategy. Users would really have to decide whether something like a +5% break tackle warranted the high cost. Plus, this would push users to buy less popular AEQ options (because they would be dirt cheap).
Edited by Mat McBriar on Jun 12, 2012 11:19:50
Edited by Mat McBriar on Jun 12, 2012 10:56:40
Edited by Mat McBriar on Jun 12, 2012 10:55:53






























