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Question: Why is adjusted Cause cheaper than regular one?

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As said in the title, why is adjusted cause cheaper than the regular? There is order for regular one at higher price than markup for adjusted ones... Why is that so?
I know i am missing something.. Is crafting adjusted ones somehow profitable (some hidden multiplier etc)?
 
Regular one is crafted and resources are expencive. So MU on it is high.

Adj. is looted, don´t need to care about cost to craft, and don´t fit the guns the regular one fits on.

Concret, for most options you would use the adjusted cause, you could also use a dante, what is cheaper and more efficent, that drops the value of adj. cause.

Hope that explains it.
 
The adjusted one is crafted too, from the (L) bp.

There is a stock on the regular cause, plus nobody should and/or wants to use it. But the adjusted one, even when it's equally useless, is a bit more rare.

tl;dr I have no clue :)

EDIT: Maybe the adjusted cause crafters run out of (already crafted) regular causes to use on the BP, making the regular cause rarer than the adjusted one. Hell, I admit I'm clueless on this one.
 
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starkhov as-147/gravis gbr-30, Piron PBP-42 (L),Enkidd Dire S.9 (L) and herman ark-20 smuggler have a base damage of 52/53, so a 26 damage amp fits. A 27 damage amp does not (adjusted cause)

I guess since the oldschool blp rifles like as-147 got gravis copies and they keep dropping quite some people use them?
 
No idea, the adj takes parts of an original amp.

I would guess adj takes a smaller % of the total parts of one refined cause amp,
making perhaps 2(or whatever it may be) adj per one regular, splitting the cost a little?

I never messed with the adj/mod amp bps to know for sure.

I do know original amp bp calls for 4 dunkel, and this is found much less today than it had been.
 
don;t worry....invisible hand of free market will settle that out in few weeks :)
 
Supply and demand is the answer
 
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