Big notes in God's Giving

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ugh math >.>

anyway on topic

big notes in gods giving - no

i mean why i want to buy a 10 mil note for 10.5 mil? (if it is ec for coins dat would be ok lmao),
i rather keep that 500k
and go to that npc bish that already have the option for it :<

plus it is fair and square on da npc bish (srry forgot her name lol)

[Steroids]

The tax thing is there since the beginning of the game, that's why things cost 1.05 times compared to their original price (example, teleport stone = 2100). As for setting the price to a non-decimal number, I must honestly say I've never seen a thing with a price which doesn't give an integer when divided by 10.

Now you have.

ugh math >.>

anyway on topic

big notes in gods giving - no

i mean why i want to buy a 10 mil note for 10.5 mil? (if it is ec for coins dat would be ok lmao),
i rather keep that 500k
and go to that npc bish that already have the option for it :<

plus it is fair and square on da npc bish (srry forgot her name lol)

Which is why Seby went through the trouble of using a calculator. So the price could be defined as 9,999,945 (10,000,000 when the 5% tax is add)

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Which is why Seby went through the trouble of using a calculator. So the price could be defined as 9,999,945 (10,000,000 when the 5% tax is add)

ok sir understood

still

ugh math

[Plague]

Now you have.

I guess I should have worded it better. I meant the original price, which means you take off 1/21 of the NPC price. (in this case the price is 20 coins)

[Steroids]

I guess I should have worded it better. I meant the original price, which means you take off 1/21 of the NPC price. (in this case the price is 20 coins)

Oh lots then, for example PGS from faction base,



Here, tax included price is 530. Therefore, price w/o tax = 530 / 105 * 100 =

[Sly_Man]

Oh lots then, for example PGS from faction base,



Here, tax included price is 530. Therefore, price w/o tax = 530 / 105 * 100 =
...

Good point.
Here the price can be divided by 10 and therefore has no tax.

I have another question
Who charges the tax, and where goes the rest of coins after the tax gets paid?

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Who charges the tax, and where goes the rest of coins after the tax gets paid?

oh wow lol this milion dollar question

it never come across my mind before O.O

now I'm wondering...

[Ormin]

The whole story looks like first few months of PWI inflation they tried
to correct prices by simply multiplying all of them with some decimal
numbers, making final prices inheriting lot of unshown decimal places.

Tax story came as PW-urban legend later.