So, with the Paragon level system in place, players will gain 3% MF and GF every paragon level achieved. Blizz has also set a MF cap at 300%, which does not count your NV. All of this sounds good... except for one thing that is bugging me.
Blizzard hasn't said anything about a cap to GOLD find.
This is a big concern to me, since the increased drops from Paragon are already going to be extremely significant. Most people who are not bots do not usually go out and get tons of GF. However, they will have it now, which will already be greatly increasing the amount of gold in the economy at the same time that many more rares will be flooding in. This all looks to lead to some extremely sharp inflation in the coming days, which is the only problem I currently see.
Hopefully, we just haven't heard everything. There are about eight or nine possible fixes for this that I can think of, any of which could work. We do not have the official patch notes, so we'll see if Blizz actually overlooked this or if we just don't know what is going to stop the gap.
The maximum stack size of gold per listing has been increased from 100,000 to 1,000,000
^'The real inflation'
Yup.
Gold prices are going to plummet because of the change in the minimum price per unit (previous was minimum of $2.50 per million, now it's $0.25 per million), which is going to put a lot of gold that previously wasn't being sold into the economy.
Blizzard hasn't said anything about a cap to GOLD find.
This is a big concern to me, since the increased drops from Paragon are already going to be extremely significant. Most people who are not bots do not usually go out and get tons of GF. However, they will have it now, which will already be greatly increasing the amount of gold in the economy at the same time that many more rares will be flooding in. This all looks to lead to some extremely sharp inflation in the coming days, which is the only problem I currently see.
Hopefully, we just haven't heard everything. There are about eight or nine possible fixes for this that I can think of, any of which could work. We do not have the official patch notes, so we'll see if Blizz actually overlooked this or if we just don't know what is going to stop the gap.
Originally Posted by (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
^'The real inflation'
Yup.
Gold prices are going to plummet because of the change in the minimum price per unit (previous was minimum of $2.50 per million, now it's $0.25 per million), which is going to put a lot of gold that previously wasn't being sold into the economy.