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Long answer? They are starting to make small changes to the economy that will gradually siphon the unfathomably ludicrous amount of exploit-generated credits, but it will take a considerable amount of time for the changes to have significant enough of an impact to restore a balanced economy. Feel free to look up the changes on the swtor forums. They are moving in the right direction, very slowly.
At this rate it'll be ~30 years before the economy recovers & stabilizes without a HARD credit wipe; a complete ♥♥♥♥♥♥ credit reset across the board for the whole game.
For example, I had wanted to purchase an armor set priced at 500m only having to find out the following day some other dude post a sale for 250m only. I had no way of knowing what the market price is for the set. The dude may be using an alt to post a bogus 500m sale to try and clinch a deal at 250m when he originally bought it only at 50m or something. Unbeknownst buyers may also be tricked into thinking they may be able to flip the 250m purchase for a quick 300m sale. The plausible market inefficiency is endless.
I am in the new server now and market prices are somewhat very manageable.Albeit I would expect inflation to kick in given time thought just like in real life. If you are tight in real life cash, then i would suggest saving up on those cartel coins you earn and buy a hypercrate. Though you may have to save up quite a while to get there. After which, sell them individually and these things sell like hotcakes.
IMO, the greatest credit sink could be to introduce a currency exchange where one can exchange credits for any other forms of currency just as you could in a galaxy. This may create a unique experience if guilds / planets run on different currencies lol.
what do you want to buy to play the game? what do you want to play inside the game? operations ("raids") are subscribers only. you cant buy a pass to play them, even for real money, unless you subscribe
flashpoints ("dungeons")? you can practically do infinite number of them
PvP has been unlimited for about 6 months or so
what do you want from the game as F2P/Preferred?
They need to credit wipe all the servers those that moan are not in it for the game and can feck off.
GTN items are not the problem Credits are.
Sure, but credits are a problem because they are not earned in game only, everyone with a credit card can buy them. Not directly. But like I said you just buy something in the cartel market and put it on the GTN. Can make a billion in less than a day, as long as you have real money
I agree but the credits need to be in place to push the prices up , On the new server its fantastic its like going back to 2012 however again its just too easy to make credits , I run maybe 15 Heroics a day and make about 750,000 credits and that's not taken into consideration the stuff i sell on the GTN from them in essence your looking at nearly a million credits a day for what a couple of hours that's far to much.
The devs need to cut back on credit rewards.
Currency exchange perhaps? From credits to tech fragments or to other items. (Like 1M or 10M per 100-500 fragments or such) But that would level up peoples gear who dont spend too much time playing but have a lot of cash...