We have a gaseous state of energy (Mist Energy), a solid state of energy (Crystal Energy), but no liquid state. Thats why I think there should be Liquid Energy. Now how should we get energy? We have energy available by patience (Mist), by buying/trading (Crystal), but we should have energy available from skill. Thats where my idea of Liquid Energy kicks in. Liquid Energy comes out of monsters when you kill them, about the same amount of it as heat. Liquid Energy can look like heat, but cyan. In the bottom right there would be a "tank." The tank fills up from Liquid Energy. When the tank fills up (100), it would condense into 1 Crystal Energy. This would make a way that you can collect energy to use for alchemy. Also people would want to play levels more.
Liquid Energy
Can I has liquid electricity and gaseous shallot now? ._.
There is no free lunch in this world.
CE created in-game = Money paid to OOO.
Asking for free CE = Asking OOO to pay *you* money for playing their game, using their servers and their bandwidth.
What kind of messed up logic is that?
Already stated CRYSTAL CLEAR (particularly post #9) is that once obtaining the boss missions a player can generate plenty of crowns using the free 100 mist everyday.
With current CR-to-CE price, even a tier 1 player, once obtaining Snarbolax mission, can generate enough crowns to convert 100 mist into 100 Crystal everyday.
What more can you ask for?
If you can't do those level, then go open up the missions and obtain the skill to do those levels without reviving, before you worry about profit.
show me a liquid state iodine at s.t.p.
derp
Is energy is a type of liquid?
Nice theory.
Enemeis dropping liquids? shall we bring sponges or does it come already bottled?
Jokes aside....
"When the tank fills up (100), it would condense into 1 Crystal Energy. "
http://members.shaw.ca/r.burak/Ch07/solid_liquid_gas.jpg
No, it'd just be a waste of time to code as it would be massively complicated, unprofitable, and fill so slowly as to be pretty much useless. Either way, there's no need for a liquid state. It goes straight from solid to gas via sublimation if there's even a phase change at all. Learn2Physics.