Just wondering if the tt+? price works well for unlimited blueprints. Say 0.01 ped BP sold for 10 ped then a 0.20 ped BP would sell for possibly a lot more than 19 pec extra. Maybe 20 times as much. A percentage listing for BP's may show a better indication of market price.

You would expect to see a BP with a higher QR sell for a lot more than one with a low QR. More than the difference in TT value anyway ( after checking a few this is not always the case - the prices aren't very stable on BP's :? ).

Good point! +k for that.
Actually it might be that something similar holds for filled ESI's, although to a lesser extend. It is maybe less convenient and more costly to use 3 smaller chips. Not too sure though as I have never chipped.

Quote:It is maybe less convenient and more costly to use 3 smaller chips.

I think the decay on the inserter is the same for every skill chip so 3 small ones would certainly be costlier to implant. Maybe not a significant amount if the chips are worth hundreds of ped but every little bit counts

Thought of a drawback with the BP% after posting. Say a rare BP is worth 500ped @ 0.01 QR I probably wouldn't pay 1000ped for it @ 0.02 QR.

for rare bp's the impact of the QoS is probably different than for the lower ones.

This has been discussed a few times and it's hard to estimate the prices for blueprints, since different QRs at different points in time are valued differently. Just as the price changes in time, so does it change in qr. And it's not linear wich would mean predictable.

But time will give the right answers to those who seek them.

http://www.entropiaforum.com/forums/show...hp?t=31596 (small research)

nice work mrproper! you're in line for a +k.

I can't access EF at work (websense category "games" is blocked). Maybe just too keen to post when I'm bored out of my skull when I should be earning a wage

But I'll check it out if I can bring myself to log out of entropia for 5 mins after.