"If you keep adding crap updates that no one asked for but not listen to the remaining players, expect the downfall of this game and don't be surprised if it did just like many other games out there."

Hi, remaining players here. We don't claim this one as our own. /s /j /lh

Seriously bud, I think YOU are the one not listening to what the players want if you think the recent updates are crap. Java update severely reduced the lag everyone had an issue with, the forge update is amazing by making the new player experience a lot better and adding a new farming method to late game players, the addition of australian and brazilian servers made the game immensely more playable to many players. Over the past few months, we've seen an uptick of players on steam charts alone going up from 200 on average, to a peak of 1000+ online at once. This doesn't happen through "crap updates".

A few problems with your statements:
1. The supply depot gear isn't "much lower" than unbind cost. It's a 500 energy difference, which is 12.5% less than the unbind cost.
2. The supply depot gear is priced the way it is so that only whales will buy it to skip the grind. This is not at all a free to play friendly option since the orbs, recipes and transmutation costs with current energy rates of 35cr:1e still comes up to 2500 energy roughly. This reduces if the player farms elite and eternal orbs. Eternal orbs were already fairly common due to the FSC heavy nature of the game, and elite orbs are becoming more common due to Sewer Stash gaining popularity now too.
3. Unbind costs at this price prevent being able to boost someone through hall of heroes and letting them skip grind, or even more so, skip even learning how to grind and how the game works. The hall of heroes checkpoints serve as an excellent way to ensure someone ranking up at least knows how the game works to some degree.
4. "With how the Crowns/Energy prices going lower and staying stable around 3000 - 3300 Crowns per 100 Energy, isn't it time to lower the Unbind costs?"
You literally are missing that you just said energy prices are going lower. Unbind cost is already cheaper because of this. I don't see how this correlates to a necessity to make unbinds even cheaper.
5. "The Crowns/Energy market is not going to go up again, ever. With lower player count and the declining economy on top of it, this won't go up anymore."
If you're going to pretend to be a mouthpiece for the community, at least get a single clue what is going on. The energy prices had declined to 2.6-3k energy sure, but from June 4th onwards these prices have been back on the rise and stabilized to 3.4-3.7k. This is owing to the recent depot listing of Rage Prize Box. The energy prices can definitely go back up, but this requires the devs to have more incentives for the player to spend in the Supply Depot, and to use and delete energy from the economy. The more energy used, the more this happens. Reducing the pricing on an energy incentive like unbind goes against this and further aids the declining energy prices. Also, what do you mean with lower player count man, we've reached an all time peak of online players within the past decade just this past month, and the average player count is higher than it's been in the past 5 years.
6. Your thread name is that the gear on depot is too cheap, however the content of your argument instead reads as unbind is too expensive. The gear in fact is not too cheap, nor should it be made cheaper or more expensive either. It's in a fine spot. I suppose maybe a slight reduction to 3-5 star unbind costs wouldn't be terrible, and a nice help to crafting services, but they're really not the most egregious to people actually trading valuable equipment.
7. Reduced unbind costs won't benefit the player who's already finding it to be a difficult task to craft gear. Instead it will benefit the more experienced players who can craft up a piece of equipment within an hour or so using spare resources, and resell them for higher profit. Like how recently I crafted 8 pieces of equipment all through only RJP and Sewer Stash to heat, as a pass time while binge watching a tv series on the side. Oh the profit I would've made if unbind were cheap and I'd sold this higher than vendor price. This also opens up the floodgates to people mass selling shadow lair equipment for profits more easily.

In this scenario, you wish for unbind to be cheaper or equal to the depot prices of equipment, which thus makes buying equipment from the depot itself obsolete, when you can just buy from a player for more than crafting cost.
This will thus keep energy from whales instead in circulation to said crafter, rather than reaching an endpoint in the supply depot. The player you trade to will then convert to crowns because there's still less incentive to keep energy, hence lowering the value and hence price of energy, feeding the energy problem even more.
From the crafter's side as a farming method, this counts as crowns gained through circulation, as opposed to crowns generated through killing an enemy. This is crowns that's recycled, rather than new crowns introduced to the economic landscape. And the less crowns generated in the economy overall, the more the economy suffers.

Your point that unbind should be expensive if energy is expensive, but cheaper if energy is cheaper is self contradictory. Do you want unbinds to be more expensive or cheaper?

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