I had to post a letter yesterday, a rare thing in this age of electronic communication. It’s been so long since I’ve posted a letter, the price had risen and I had to rummage in the family stamp trove to find the correct postage. Whilst rummaging, I stumbled across a Christmas stamp from 1980. Back then, it cost 15c to send a Christmas card by post; it cost 55 cents last Christmas. That’s a measure of inflation over the past 33 years.
Dimensions underwent a sudden inflation on June 12th this year, with the release of new dimension items vastly more expensive than pre-F2P. The sudden hike in item prices left many players feeling exploited by the apparent push to credit purchases. Cries of ‘cash cow’ entered the forum threads as players let their thoughts be known. How accurate is this player perception of dimensions as a cash raising exercise? Continue Reading