NPC Credit Limit.

I had thought the code was able to figure out profit versus pure earnings.

I guess it's not, and in the following situation reacts like this:

You pay 500 for a rubber ducky.

You sell the rubber ducky for 700.

You only make 200 profit on said ducky.

Game thinks you made 700 on the ducky.

Which can make a HUGE difference on how much flash you make on duckies.

By Jago at Oct 5, 2015 5:20 PM

This is intentional, some solutions are.

Beat up someone for their rubber ducky.

Get a better deal for your ducks.

Steal them.

By Navi at Oct 5, 2015 5:22 PM

I can't be beating people up unless I build a combat character, so that's sorta unfair to those of us with other skills and builds.

By Jago at Oct 5, 2015 9:51 PM

Hence some possible solutions; non-combat characters have different opportunities to combat characters.

Yes, different characters, different builds and different moralities will afford divergent opportunities.

The NPC income system is working as intended.

By Euclid at Oct 6, 2015 9:05 AM

You can get cheaper rubber duckies by different means. Best prices take RP.

By Jinx at Oct 21, 2015 10:13 AM

-	Ralph	23s
-	QueenZombean	5m
-	BitLittle	23m
-	Lena	6s	Yippee Ki-Yay
-	SmokePotion	4m
-	Burgerwolf	6m	PRETZELS
-	PsycoticCone	2m
-	Bruhlicious	1h	Deine Mutter stinkt nach Erbrochenem und Bier.
-	RedProtokoll	53s
-	Rillem	39s
-	AdamBlue9000	24s	Rolling 526d6 damage against both of us.
-	Komira	5m
a	Mench	2h	Doing a bit of everything.
And 19 more hiding and/or disguised

NPC Credit Limit. Apparently the code isn't as smart as I thought.