Inflation can  NOT be ONLY for the ingredients!    Ingredients price ALWAYS affects the final products -  Basic Economy!

Now if here in the game they think that they can increase only ingredients prices, this has no logic...  :D

we need ingredients to have eggs and milk ?

Please read my article in the beginning to understand what we are talking about...

it is what i said

it is inflation and food shortage and it suck :^(

You're right, in NA it's in stock as well. I wasn't expecting this since it's usually full of PO even when the market was adjusted in a dumb way. I think it was adjusted far too much for people to really feel desperate at least for now. I had purchased like 100k of milk before the inflation knowing it would go up but haven't tried selling them.

People aren't desperate enough... yet lol

why cant they adjust the market to make the final product max sell price relevant to the base materials max price?

e.g rough stone is 25k

all the untensils should sell for more then the max cap is right now no one sells untensils on the n.a market

a lot of items dont sell the market needs to be closely looked at and fixed i want to see a thriving market in this game i want to see everything sell furninture everything make bdo great again

Cause low quality devs.

Hey ...thanx for your opinion  :)

About utensils the "problem" is ...solved with those daily rewards from daily imp. delivery  .. (not good ofc for players who used to produce them)

Its sad to see the  Market shrinking gradually with more products moving out of players thoughts for producing and profiting...

The Market should be adjusted on a way all the products would make some profits, otherwise WHY to have them as ..."options" to produce them?

Please ....go a step forward....delete all products people are NOT producing anymore!!, no reason to keep them on the lists anymore!!

can we get a cm or gm to comment on this post please enough is enough p.a needs to do something about all the issues

Edit: This doesn't consider alternate items that may be used for the final product, however ideas are being pitched to solve this issue. This is just oversimplification to illustrate scaling of recipes.

Pseudo code for Minimum item value

For each (last (top level) ingredient used to craft it):

final min price for item += Average sale price of previous item * quanity

End

that's how you could figure out the min value of the upper level item (like a simple cron meal)

For max price you would determine the max price instead of the average cost of ingredients used. THIS IS SIMPLE

Since every item would chain upwards, that would mean that it would automatically adjust.