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The only tip I found useful is if you by chance have 4 cards it is better to evolve 2 evolved cards with 2 evolved cards for the final evolution to get to the final evolution of 3. If you are using unique cards I find it isnt worth the wait. Once a card is fully maxed out and evolved to level 3 its stats wont be different no matter how you ended up getting it there.
If someone knows anything otherwise please let me know. Your leveling of the card will continue as you evolve. So level those cards up! If you evolve before you fuse, the card is trash. To fully max out you need to fuse a card to level 2, then evolve them to yellow twice, then evolve the two yellow into a red.
Pragmatik View Profile View Posts. Originally posted by Benomono :. The biggest difference between physical good and digital goods could, however, play a bit impact.
With physical goods, you have to spend a lot more effort to track and hunt down something and that product could have suffered damage or not been taken care of.
Meanwhile, digital goods do not have to worry about damage and transactions are done instantly once a buyer is found. In a game like RuneScape which is missing a few factors to be a great comparable. Sets of armor could sell cheaper than it would have cost to just buy everything separates off the market.
Over time the buyers and sellers if there is enough supply come to market equilibrium between the individual items and the collection. This causes the item flippers to move onto another item. Over time the margin widens for a few hours or weeks till enough item flippers move back into an item's market to close the gap.
With packs like Genesis being out of print now in Gods Unchained, I could see a few in this category wanting diamond or gold complete sets. Things like that Magic The Gathering Set shown above could take years or not actually find a buyer at that price with the number of sets trying to be sold. With how young Gods Unchained is holding full sets for two years, five years or even longer could become a reality if the game has enough staying power to remain relevant and have a growing player base.
These players will be looking to make that initial investment as they will see it like buying the game. Granted it is a free game so they will be buying up cards off the market or booster packs. This giving item flippers and sellers the opportunity to cash in on this group of spenders on the lower levels. On top of that over time they will be spending a little each month of their disposable income to increase and acquire the cards they want. Along with some bigger sized buying here or there when needed.
This is quite good news for those holding the lower Meteorite quality version of cards. Quite a fun thing to watch in a game like Gods Unchained will be what is called Flavor of the Month Decks.
These will be decks that were played and won big tournaments, high rated decks on websites, and ones created by popular Youtuber and Twitch streamers. These kinds of things overnight can take a card that might only be worth fifty cents and make it cost a couple of bucks or more if there is not enough supply to go around. Over the long run, those cards will slowly go back to their normal price as the type of players who are following this type of pattern sell-off to buy the next flavor of the month.
Those cards in the short term once the selling starts could become cheaper then they started and might take some time to recover.
The great thing about all of this is sometimes the community has yet to find a way to include a card in a deck to make it amazing. All it takes is one player who can get enough attention in using otherwise worthless cards to make it the hottest thing to play with.
In games like Splinter Lands which is another trading card game, the sum of the parts can be worth more than the end product. That is in fact how I acquired some of my higher-level cards in that game.
You will have whales, collectors, average joes, and many other types of players who for some reason or another need a quick sale. Even more so if the higher end stuff could take months or years to sell. In the short term, this could cause a bit of a panic in some of the cards that are seeing such large haircuts being taken to the price.
If you ever played a game you also know those annoying people who will want to. The good news at least for dealing with these people will be the cost of gas affecting their bottom line if they have become over-aggressive and lose money. I could see the costs of fusing along with gas in acquiring all the cards to do so as a major deterrent in ensuring diamond quality cards remain at a high rarity. The markets, however, will see such an opportunity and want to close the gap if there is profit to be made.
There are quite a few ways this ends up happening. Over the years accounts will get lost and forgotten. Other players might have lost their keys, passwords and just moved on taking their losses. What usually happens are items in games and even the real world at the time no one thought had much value.
AS a result not many held onto. At some point, we are expected in Gods Unchained to be able to convert a bunch of cards into different cards which could be a catalyst for this. Further compounded by players just wanting a diamond card and having a bunch of ones not worth selling. This could very well become a reality. I recall playing a game like Everquest. A long time ago there was this weapon that did area effect damage per swing.
It dropped like candy and everyone found it rather worthless. So most of the supply was sold to venders and many accounts with it were never seen again. Years later players found it was quite an OP item for gaining massive experience from killing off large trains of monsters. So it became worth quite a lot of in-game money. Now I know what you are thinking that the last example was just for in-game money that never going happen where the player can sell for real value.
When I use to play a game called Entropia Universe which was a real money economy game it also happened. A very abundant at the time healing device players got rid as they did not see much value. Years later with some changes to the game that item went from being not worth that very few players held to be worth the price of a car.
Granted their where other factors but this are just an example it happens. You never know what changes or deck releases in the future could make something lost and forgotten with very little supply remaining to worth a small fortune. These things are hard to predict and I expect a large part of the speculation market is going have fun buying up in bulk certain cards to only get bored of the game and never come back.
Reducing the amount of active and in use supply of certain cards for some lucky players to still be holding years from now. There will be a few different spending types within the game. There will be endless reasons why a card price might spike in the short term or over the long term. Smart investors might buy enough cards to fuse them up to diamond but they will hold off from fusing.
Years from now the sum of the parts might be worth more. They also might have trouble selling off the quaintly they have so fusing will be a better way to move their product faster if that is where the demand is. Unless you just want a card in gold or diamond as you love how it looks there is no rush to fuse cards once that option is back on the table.
Unless there are other benefits from doing so like needing to just to sell. You never know years from now how and what benefits fusing could provide the game is still quite young and being developed.
Holding singles of cards with enough to fuse if needed leaves you with so many options on the table. You want to be able to react to shortfalls in supply and take advantage of situations when they occur. Otherwise, you will just be another person selling off cards at a deep discount to move them today as you can no longer afford to wait around. You want to sell to as many as possible at the highest price you can get without it taking years to sell something unless you are fine with that.
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