Big notes in God's Giving

[Mάx]

good thread,
i heard we can store 200,000,000 coins in our inventory means 20 big notes,
if its possible we can buy 20 notes at a time!!
+1 if possible 

[Kia]

good thread,
i heard we can store 200,000,000 coins in our inventory means 20 big notes,
if its possible we can buy 20 notes at a time!!
+1 if possible

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There is a quest at the Boutique Agent to exchange 100 million coins for 10 of those big notes and you can hold as many big notes as you like.

[Sycosis]

good thread,
i heard we can store 200,000,000 coins in our inventory means 20 big notes,
if its possible we can buy 20 notes at a time!!
+1 if possible

Yes, you can only hold 200m coin in your bag at a time. But that is COIN. not bank notes. You can hold as many bank notes as you want. Just 200m ACTUAL COIN.

[Omni]

Like syc said. You can have 200000+ notes in your inventory.

[Sly_Man]

Hi Aga, GMs,

Is it possible to put big notes in God's giving? Would really quicken up exchanging 90M to big notes through a banker.

Not really a necessity but would be much appreciated!

At PW Boutique Agent you have "Big Note x 10" quest.
I use it regularly.

My habit is to pick coins whatever I kill. Not strictly followed, but I do it most of the time.
I like to keep 20-30 mill on me for bare necessities. Often it is more.
And when it comes to 120-130 mill I convert 100 into Big Notes x 10 and put to Account Stash.

EDIT: Now I see Sayenne already said that.

[Nea]

If u say that, Aga, that means 5% goes to npc, that tax can be easy  solved.
We can do it pretty simple, 9523809+ 5/100 * 9523809 = 9523809 +4761904=9999999,45 coins as the price of the note
Making the player buy the note for exactly 9999999coins, i don't know that will break the economy.

[ahed]

Buying items always has certain provision / tax, so you'd be losing 500k with each note you buy (10.5m for a note)

i hate this word " tax "
work like dog irl the government steal half the money as " tax "
can u remove the  " tax " in the pixels world at least to enjoy the game

[Feone]

I've never actually noticed the tax thing.

Adjusting the price for it like suggested above should work though, no?

[cevans1290]

Like syc said. You can have 200000+ notes in your inventory.

An item can only stack up to 50000 at most, usually 999 or 9999. So I doubt you can have over 200000 notes, but maybe.

[Sly_Man]

An item can only stack up to 50000 at most, usually 999 or 9999. So I doubt you can have over 200000 notes, but maybe.

In your inventory you have 64 slots.
Let's put 64 stacks by, say, 9999, and you get 639936, which is more than 200000.
Let's keep stuff you usually carry with you and make just 32 stacks. 319968 is still more than 200000.

Now repeat calculations for stacks with 50000 each.

kekeke

[bvanharjr]

In your inventory you have 64 slots.
Let's put 64 stacks by, say, 9999, and you get 639936, which is more than 200000.
Let's keep stuff you usually carry with you and make just 32 stacks. 319968 is still more than 200000.

Now repeat calculations for stacks with 50000 each.

kekeke

With EPW you have 80 slots max. So with 80 full stacks of 9999 you'd have 799920 which is WAY more than the 200k that you're looking at.

Plus you have an 80 slot bank too AND Cupboard which can hold big notes as well. So yeah. Almost 2.4 million big notes can be stored. IF you were crazy enough to make a coin alt.

[Steroids]

I've never actually noticed the tax thing.

Adjusting the price for it like suggested above should work though, no?

It must be a NH thing because when I spam bought Perfect Stones for a warsoul mat, I don't remember paying any taxes.

[FMP]

9523809+ 5/100 * 9523809 = 9523809 +4761904=9999999,45 coins as the price of the note

wat

[Steroids]

wat

It means, when you buy a 10 million note for 9,999,945, the 5% tax is 55 coins, making the price of the note an exact 10,000,000.

[Plague]

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.