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[Gatso]

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Edited June 5, 2020 by Miguel616

[Bhimoso]

-1. These rich players worked absurdly hard to get that amount of money. Inflation to punish richer players for being better at farming/selling/investing properly in PRO's economy? No. There are way better ways to reduce the money game that will only affect very lategame and rich players than just taxing them harder for being good at getting money.

 

Edit: I'd like to add: check the amount of hours they've spent in the game. Some almost have a real life year spent into it. (Which doesn't sound healthy, but I guess everyone has their hobbies).

[Gatso]

thanks for your opinion

[Allsmell]

I don't think you quiet understand inflation, as it's something that affects the economy as a whole can't really be targeted.

 

That being said as a mildy wealthy player I'm not against a 0.1% tax on all cash trades, this is 1$ in every 1000$ and it's small enough that it would probably effect trading not at all, while also taking money out of the economy. A %tax on all trades will mean that wealthier players will pay more(probably not definatly.

[Namelesshero27]

I don't think you quiet understand inflation, as it's something that affects the economy as a whole can't really be targeted.

 

That being said as a mildy wealthy player I'm not against a 0.1% tax on all cash trades, this is 1$ in every 1000$ and it's small enough that it would probably effect trading not at all, while also taking money out of the economy. A %tax on all trades will mean that wealthier players will pay more(probably not definatly.

I agree but only if taxes goes to staff's player account.

[Aspheric]

I totally disagree with this suggestion. PRO has an organic, growing economy that is fully controlled by the playerbase as a total. Yes you have players with 100-600+mil but they hardly control or even affect the economy. Prices are dictated based on supply and demand, not what "the rich" want you to pay. You can always refuse to buy or sell something if you dont agree with the price and noone forces you to do so. What people with the most money usually trade are rare shinies or shinies with good stats which would go for a lot of money either way. They have worked for those amounts of money, either through clever trades, or grinding hard and they deserve to have it. Taxing them more would be an unfair disadvantage to them and helping the people with less wealth would give them an unfair advantage. Everyone has the same ways and opportunities of making money which makes it fair for the whole community.

 

In conclusion taxing rich people (depending on what you or someone else considers rich?) and helping those with less money (which could be extremely easily exploited) would ruin the economy.

[Gatso]

thanks for sharing your ideas =)

[Guest deleteduser41af]

Kek

[Coono]

I don't think you quiet understand inflation, as it's something that affects the economy as a whole can't really be targeted.

 

That being said as a mildy wealthy player I'm not against a 0.1% tax on all cash trades, this is 1$ in every 1000$ and it's small enough that it would probably effect trading not at all, while also taking money out of the economy. A %tax on all trades will mean that wealthier players will pay more(probably not definatly.

 

Good god keep government out of our economy.

 

Free market capitalism is the only way.

[Coono]

I totally disagree with this suggestion. PRO has an organic, growing economy that is fully controlled by the playerbase as a total. Yes you have players with 100-600+mil but they hardly control or even affect the economy. Prices are dictated based on supply and demand, not what "the rich" want you to pay. You can always refuse to buy or sell something if you dont agree with the price and noone forces you to do so. What people with the most money usually trade are rare shinies or shinies with good stats which would go for a lot of money either way. They have worked for those amounts of money, either through clever trades, or grinding hard and they deserve to have it. Taxing them more would be an unfair disadvantage to them and helping the people with less wealth would give them an unfair advantage. Everyone has the same ways and opportunities of making money which makes it fair for the whole community.

 

In conclusion taxing rich people (depending on what you or someone else considers rich?) and helping those with less money (which could be extremely easily exploited) would ruin the economy.

 

Can not believe we are actually talking about socialism in PRO lmaooooooo

 

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