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user 12011
For questions relating to the economics of game worlds.
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Is there an effect on player's reaction to treasure when raising the value of gold relative ...
Edits to the question since this answer was first posted have made it clear the the asker is using a simulationist approach to managing coins. By this I mean that the number of each specific type of c …
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Is there an effect on player's reaction to treasure when raising the value of gold relative ...
Yes. That should work.
Given that you're tracking the number and weight of individual coin types, then yes this sounds like it will make gold coins more desirable for your players.
If I were playing …
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