Dan59
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I liked the idea of a loan system, until someone (can't recall who) pointed out that all the top guns would never be sold and held by the 1%. most of the top items are looted by the same people and it would be more beneficial to loan these instead of selling them, and then in turn would cause the MU to rise due to less supply, benefitting them further. This could end up with you having to Loan, use (L) or loot yourself.
Holding single good item, rare or unique item is hazard, gambling or very risky in EU but trying to collect all a viable items of that type is more than dangerous not just for market but also for owner and his business, is suicide if we take in account events that already happened in EU.
Because MA can implement blueprint (L) for same or similar item, MA can make that item to drop in loot like rain, MA can do that even for items witch newer been looted but crafted in system removed 14 years a go - so for items wich are rare if not unique.
If one want to hold 50 mod mercs in storage to do bussines he must just wach out when some known planet will drop them in rain for a week or so.
And if that is not enough then MA can change functionality, efficiency and useability of such item even at cost to kill one or more professions.
It was already happened in EU and we don't know if and when will happen again on other items.
*functionality - scanner - you have chance to gain skill (just a chance ofc ) every few mints instead on each usage.
*efficiency - fap - you heal 75% less than before nerf (like 40HP instead 160 on mod fap when running)
*useability - Bukin's blade it become suddenly avatar bound
So if one want to collect top items to control market or do bussines , can happen any of above things. lol 50 mod mercs sudenly avatar bound in his storage.
I don't think loaning system represent such danger just because mentioned things that can happen but society storage with common items could work.
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