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Ayn Randy
Home For Pugs
#1 - 2012-06-14 12:44:13 UTC
So, since incursions got nerfed, nanoribbon prices have dropped considerably, bringing T3 prices down with it.

Now that devblog is hinting at incursions being made easier again, is anybody expecting an increase in nanoribbon prices?
Daniel Plain
Doomheim
#2 - 2012-06-14 14:07:37 UTC
yes please.

I should buy an Ishtar.
Andy DelGardo
#3 - 2012-06-14 14:17:34 UTC  |  Edited by: Andy DelGardo
Ayn Randy wrote:
dropped considerably


I'm missing something here? The price yesterday was at a high at 6.3m also they where at 5.9-6.4m the last couple of months? I don't see any impact from the nerf? So why some guys sell the hulls for dumping prices is either just stupid or they did overproduce.

Ayn Randy wrote:

Now that devblog is hinting at incursions being made easier again, is anybody expecting an increase in nanoribbon prices?


As far as i know, as long as u can't blitz them any longer, those +-10% makes no real difference for popularity. I suspect that maybe some will get back to try them now and maybe find those more interesting than being stuck in a WH :p

bye
Kara Books
Deal with IT.
#4 - 2012-06-15 03:08:15 UTC
Ayn Randy wrote:
So, since incursions got nerfed, nanoribbon prices have dropped considerably, bringing T3 prices down with it.

Now that devblog is hinting at incursions being made easier again, is anybody expecting an increase in nanoribbon prices?


Their bringing back the incursions, one step at a time, I believe they just dont want people abusing the system.

Nano ribons will probably gain momentum towards September and by December I believe the item stands at a good chance of being a healthy thriving commodity with increasing prices.

Right now, I dont think they can drop much lower to be honest, 200-220M for a hull is really quite ridiculous already.
Myz Toyou
Nekkid Inc.
#5 - 2012-06-17 11:22:01 UTC
Andy DelGardo wrote:

I'm missing something here? The price yesterday was at a high at 6.3m also they where at 5.9-6.4m the last couple of months?
bye


The last 4-5 month they dropped from 9.3 at peak till the current 6ish mil, sad days.
Andy DelGardo
#6 - 2012-06-17 11:51:51 UTC  |  Edited by: Andy DelGardo
Myz Toyou wrote:

The last 4-5 month they dropped from 9.3 at peak till the current 6ish mil, sad days.


Exactly, more precisely they dropped long before the Incursion nerf was even announced. If u check the history after the 24, April 2012, u will notice that the price already was at around 6m. In-fact if u look at the curve u will have a hard time to see any impact of Inferno at all, since the trend downwards was already there.
So i simply wonder, how the OP can draw any conclusion that Inferno has anything to-do with the price drop?

So to me a more logical and reasonable conclusion seems to-be, that the overall inflation and a increase in supply, could be the reason, instead of a nerf that came 1-2 months later.
sabre906
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#7 - 2012-06-17 14:24:10 UTC
Kara Books wrote:
Ayn Randy wrote:
So, since incursions got nerfed, nanoribbon prices have dropped considerably, bringing T3 prices down with it.

Now that devblog is hinting at incursions being made easier again, is anybody expecting an increase in nanoribbon prices?


Their bringing back the incursions, one step at a time, I believe they just dont want people abusing the system.

Nano ribons will probably gain momentum towards September and by December I believe the item stands at a good chance of being a healthy thriving commodity with increasing prices.

Right now, I dont think they can drop much lower to be honest, 200-220M for a hull is really quite ridiculous already.


The main problem with Incursions atm is it takes 3 hours to get a fleet, when it used to take a few minutes. So long as there's no major buff that pushes large groups of people back into incursions at once, nothing will change.
Celeste Benal
University of Caille
Gallente Federation
#8 - 2012-06-19 04:02:41 UTC
Oh, look. This thread again.