So I afk fish and sell with desert buff in Valencia... Now with the incoming desert buff removal this means my income from afk fishing will be nerfed harshly.

Any new system to compensate for this or are afk fishers just screwed?

As the trade item selling price increase effect buff has been removed, the selling price of general trade items such as fish, processing boxes, and ancient gold coins has doubled.

Ah cool, exactly the kind of answer I was hoping for, thanks!

So i nearly got my 100k of saved crates after 6-7 years so i could do a mass turn in and be happy then the company changed the price on the crates, yes i have brain damage ,short term memory, to much to list like lots of peeps.I have spent aprox 5k cash on the game for all of the toons over however long this game has been released (2016) (not to bad for the long term, i did hear of people blowing 6k in the 1st month ..dont know how lmho)taking 8-9 months off to move this change is pretty silly for older players waiting for a big payday, (dont Wait ,dont Hoard sell sell sell) prices drop to quick) 1 full hour pre loaded horse from trent to val isnt bad im more annoyed about the crates that where premade not going up as the new crates (which are identical) oh well im sure i will still make a bit of silver after 60 hrs or more moving them.(if i can only put 1500 on a load -never know when your going to get pked) i wish my brain would understand the other system for imperial etc.. but it doesnt want to work in my head. Peace !  looks like im going to be moving these crates all holidays lol. well new players wont miss what they never seen so Good luck everyone :) Enjoy!

oh yeah the afk fishing did suck the biggest silver loss ever

Are you ok?  What silver loss are you talking about?

As for the crates, they changed crate prices twice.  The first time, only the newly made crates had a higher price, so there were two different items for each crate.

However, when the desert buff was removed and crate prices were doubled again, both the old and new crates had their prices doubled from what they were previously.