[zenith]

LordSkie Wrote:sounds expensive at first, but it's not that bad.

Although, if you go this route... it could be pricey.

5 $429,496,729 $2,147,483,647

lmfao, I guess the credits aren't THAT cheap after all?

He was selling it for more than the entire game economy is worth.

[Guest]

no kidding lol... is there a cap on how much you can sell credits for? that 2.147 billion is a common cap I've seen.

[Guest]

i dont know if theres a cap or not.

what i do know is that 2,147,483,647 looks less like a random number if you convert it into base 2

[Guest]

oddjob Wrote:i dont know if theres a cap or not.

what i do know is that 2,147,483,647 looks less like a random number if you convert it into base 2

exactly, and it's a very common number used as a cap. A couple of games I've played, namely legend of green dragon, have had that as the maximum allowed in bank.

[Guest]

I believe it's something like this:
The 2.147 bils limit applies to 32-bit PHP server with BCmath enabled. On a 64-bit machine, the limit 9.2E18.

Am I correct Zen?

[zenith]

It's actually because the database field set-up. If people ever spend 2 billion on 1 credit here, then the economy would require I be publicly caned.

[abysmalpoptart]

someone should buy it

[Guest]

Looks like it is the end of cheap credits (for now)

[Guest]

people staying anonymous will tack the 10% cost of hiding their name into the price of the credits....it's bound to raise the price rather brilliant economic move while keeping the options open

[Guest]

Economics are a wonderful thing..