Today let's talk about why the price of Mo Zhu has always been inflated, and whether it is really as useful as the legends say. For those who wield the magic sword, soar in the sky, and click on the entire server, you don't need to read further.
1. Cost-effectiveness
Mo Zhu increases stamina by 42, strength by 17, movement by 13, and jump by 20. With stats like this, any advanced powder item is better, unless you have high strength. But Lili is not that easy to exploit. Items like this are somewhat useful for Red Eyes, but for intelligence-based characters without high strength, like Ammo, they are basically useless. Jumping higher doesn't mean you can shoot more bullets. Extra stamina just gives a bit more health, and intelligence-based characters like Ammo don't use weapons like Red Eyes with a sword—they rely on intelligence.
In conclusion, Mo is only useful for strength-based characters like Red Eyes; other characters need high strength.
2. Price inflation
You read that right, it is inflated. Excluding merchants' speculative actions, is Mo Zhu really worth one to two million at level 25? How much is a Hanik? Things are valuable because they are rare, hehe, purely my personal opinion.
It's just a game, why take it too seriously.
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Why is this piece of jewelry so expensive? You also said it's for use by Red Eye. According to surveys, Red Eye is the class most transferred to by DNF players, and I'm just one of them. If you go to PKC, you'll see that most are Hellblood Demon Gods. Since there are many people playing Hellblood Demon God, jewelry suitable for Red Eye is naturally expensive.
It's normal that the more a profession levels up, the more expensive the equipment gets! But for wealthy people, this is nothing.
That price is inflated by the tycoons hoarding goods; if you have money, you can basically monopolize certain markets.
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