In the current economy, the majority of +4 stones lack meaningful utility. While some still find occasional use, most have little to no practical purpose and therefore hold minimal market value. This situation leads players to view them as low-value items, with limited incentive to collect or trade them.
With the introduction of Overcharged Refines, however, there is an opportunity to restore significance to these stones. By giving them a role in this new system, they can once again become a valuable resource—revitalizing trade and enhancing player interaction.
Propose allowing +4 stones to be used as supporting materials in the creation of Overcharged Refined items. This adjustment would:
By integrating +4 stones into the Overcharged Refined system, most of these underused items would regain importance, while still respecting the limited value of those that already have a role. This would reintroduce strategy into their use, improve player confidence in refinement, and boost both community interaction and economic balance within the game.
With the introduction of Overcharged Refines, however, there is an opportunity to restore significance to these stones. By giving them a role in this new system, they can once again become a valuable resource—revitalizing trade and enhancing player interaction.
Proposal
Propose allowing +4 stones to be used as supporting materials in the creation of Overcharged Refined items. This adjustment would:
- Provide renewed purpose: Convert mostly unused stones into a meaningful part of progression.
- Encourage farming and trading: Motivate players to gather and exchange +4 stones as part of the game’s economic cycle.
- Strengthen the in-game economy: Increase demand for stones that currently hold little value, improving circulation and market activity.
- Increase success probability: Using a +4 stone in the refinement process would grant players a higher chance of success when creating an Overcharged Refine.
By integrating +4 stones into the Overcharged Refined system, most of these underused items would regain importance, while still respecting the limited value of those that already have a role. This would reintroduce strategy into their use, improve player confidence in refinement, and boost both community interaction and economic balance within the game.
