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Make a mist tank

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Tue, 12/06/2011 - 07:56
Oceanprince's picture
Oceanprince

Time for another one of my bad suggestions.

You pay 50 CE and you buy an empty Mist Tank. You expend 100 Mist Energy to fill this tank. You have a full Mist Tank. It's NOT tradable/sellable/giftable.
You use the Mist Tank, you get 100 Mist Energy and the tank is used up.

I am sure there is something bad about this. What is it?

Tue, 12/06/2011 - 08:14
#1
Rangerwillx's picture
Rangerwillx
I like it, but it won't be in.

Actually I think this is a pretty sound idea.
However, I don't think SK would enjoy people using up their daily ME doing this instead of crafting.
They don't want people saying they have 500 ME to spend on the clockworks because they didn't play for 5 days.
X_D

Tue, 12/06/2011 - 09:06
#2
Juances's picture
Juances
if energy prices maintain

if energy prices maintain around 6k, you'll actually lose energy doing this, sice you could simply craft things and sell them, then use money to get CE.
Good only with todays prices.

Tue, 12/06/2011 - 15:17
#3
Algol-Sixty's picture
Algol-Sixty
Mist tanks have been

Mist tanks have been suggested many times. Usually, the proposal is even worse because the proposal is or a large tank or a permanent one.

Mist is very limited for a good reason: OOO doesn't make any real money off of it and they need to earn money selling CE in order to stay in business.

Tue, 12/06/2011 - 16:51
#4
Oceanprince's picture
Oceanprince
Your buying 50 CE to hold

Your buying 50 CE to hold onto your free Mist energy until you expend it. I don't want the tank cost to rise since it becomes a case of "why bother with this" and lowering it can unbalance things.

It can be useful as well. If your like me and don't have a lot of time on the weekdays to play, this can hold that energy for the weekend and you can play for hours at a time. Same energy as if you were playing through out the week, all that's different is that your spending it in bulk instead of over time.

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