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I am smithing weapons worth150k gold
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The tricky part is finding a good recipe that will make you something that sells for around 10-20K so you can sell it everywhere. That's actually harder than making the 100K+ stuff
Nakh
Sergeant
You always can barter high valued items from cities and sell them later. Efficiency of this trade anyway will be beyond most wildest dreams of any capitalist. Better than selling drugs to celebrities.
Dabos37
Sergeant Knight at Arms
This is just one of the reasons because making equipment so expensive to try to deal with playing becoming too rich is a nonsense.
Please reduce equipment costs. The more expensive equipment should not cost more than 15-20k.
Plus we need to be able to buy high tier armor since the begin like in Warband, and lot from battle should be better (this wont be a problem if costs get reduced and we wont become rich for selling loot). Reducing the equipment costs would fix a lot of the current issues.
Please reduce equipment costs. The more expensive equipment should not cost more than 15-20k.
Plus we need to be able to buy high tier armor since the begin like in Warband, and lot from battle should be better (this wont be a problem if costs get reduced and we wont become rich for selling loot). Reducing the equipment costs would fix a lot of the current issues.
Because
Sergeant
+1 (but with really expensive shop only Lordly gear on top)
Aggrobiscuit
Recruit
My shops respawn, but player made items seem to stay in shop inventory forever.
Btw something like a lordly longbow (cant remember the proper name) costs almost 300k gold now. In the last patch, some of the weapons have had their prices inflated 10x. So the player has a temporary money sink until the economy is fixed I guess. Ironically it just made it easier to make money when you empty a city of gold every time you sell your junk.
Btw something like a lordly longbow (cant remember the proper name) costs almost 300k gold now. In the last patch, some of the weapons have had their prices inflated 10x. So the player has a temporary money sink until the economy is fixed I guess. Ironically it just made it easier to make money when you empty a city of gold every time you sell your junk.
Dabos37
Sergeant Knight at Arms
Yes, this is the thing. The bandai to try to deal with players becoming rich is currently the main reason because we are rich.
Item prices are kind of out of the roof.
I mean Warband was never balanced but at last it made sense(somewhat)
Bannerlord prices are out of the place. More reassembling MMO than single player game.
I mean Warband was never balanced but at last it made sense(somewhat)
Bannerlord prices are out of the place. More reassembling MMO than single player game.
It's pretty cheese as it is.
Equipment, especially crafted items need some serious work. Prices are all out of whack and I don't like how your crafted items become tourney rewards and turn up in shops.
Equipment, especially crafted items need some serious work. Prices are all out of whack and I don't like how your crafted items become tourney rewards and turn up in shops.
The whole economy is out of wack, but this is what we get when TW is convinced they need money sinks so badly in EA. Yeah it's annoying as hell when some p.o.s. item you made and melted shows up as a reward.
somethinglightthat
Regular
This video is about 6 hours into a game.
This is on 1.4.2x
I don't bother to put any armor or weapons on him until this point, but after leveling smithing some you can see in about 2 minutes of video that I have a crafted polearm and pretty much whatever I want out of the market. Not that I couldn't have afforded it with workshops and caravans by this point, though. After this in the game smithing is basically an unlimited source of denars.
Smithed weapon prices are lol.
This is on 1.4.2x
I don't bother to put any armor or weapons on him until this point, but after leveling smithing some you can see in about 2 minutes of video that I have a crafted polearm and pretty much whatever I want out of the market. Not that I couldn't have afforded it with workshops and caravans by this point, though. After this in the game smithing is basically an unlimited source of denars.
Smithed weapon prices are lol.
Yeah, 2-Handers have been a real money maker for me in recent campaigns, particularly if you can unlock higher level parts earlier on.
Wow they still haven't fixed prices for crafted weapons? How long has it been? 3 months? 4months?
I get they can't fix they economy of bannerlord that easily. That's an issue on a conceptual level and obviously can't be solved too quickly.
It's probably not even possible, given that the game attempts to somehow balance personal rpg style economy and strategy game economy on the other hand. Obviously it's either personal items being way too cheap and common to feel like a reward, or everything else being way overpriced.
But the prices for crafted items are just a limited amount of variables that need to be adjusted to fix a huge issue in the game. It boggles my mind to see they haven't done that yet.
I get they can't fix they economy of bannerlord that easily. That's an issue on a conceptual level and obviously can't be solved too quickly.
It's probably not even possible, given that the game attempts to somehow balance personal rpg style economy and strategy game economy on the other hand. Obviously it's either personal items being way too cheap and common to feel like a reward, or everything else being way overpriced.
But the prices for crafted items are just a limited amount of variables that need to be adjusted to fix a huge issue in the game. It boggles my mind to see they haven't done that yet.
somethinglightthat
Regular
It may be that they want to balance smithing after balancing the rest of the economy, which they seem to be spending some time on now.
