risefromruins
Youngster
- Joined
- Sep 20, 2011
- Messages
- 2,144
- Points
- 36
Time to revive this thread and I will now have it constantly updated, along with keeping a record of what I write starting today.
[glow=red]Please DO NOT post your pokemon and it's stats and ask what it's value is[/glow]
[glow=green]Important note[/glow]: xNovoxx and myself are in the process of compiling a COMPLETE market guide. This guide will include every pokemon in game, their rarity, their price range when normal/shiny/uber, and what stats are necessary if any to have the pokemon be viable. This is a long list and it will take time. I hope to have it completed by January which is why I asked xNovoxx to help me, he knows just as much as I do about pricing so you can expect a guide that is 99% accurate to the actual prices in game.
In here I will be discussing the value of pokemon expressed in Pokedollars (as it is the easiest means of doing so) to help make some trades in game more fair and help new players learn more about our economy.
This week I will be talking about a few pokemon that have become suddenly desireable amongst new players and old players alike. With the addition of the new staff run pokemon auction (which is a great program) Shiny [glow=red]Tauros[/glow] is now a demanded pokemon, which also brings up the demand for non-shiny tauros. Another pokemon that is changing with the times would be [glow=red]Dragonite[/glow]. And finally, the last pokemon that is turning heads in PWO would be shiny [glow=red]Hoppip[/glow].
_________________________________________
With the addition of the Pokemon Auction, pokemon that would normally seem impossible to get have become a very possible addition to your collection. Shiny Tauros normally would be worth somewhere around 600-700m due to it's scarcity in game and it's battle potential when it's moveset is updated. Now the S Tauros in the auction will easily go for more then 1b worth of pokemon and money combined, but once it is in game it's value will change significantly. I can't predict what will happen to it yet, but in time it will be more clear. Now a non-shiny tauros is a different story. Normally they can go from anywhere to 200k-1m depending on the seller and if it has decent stats. If you stumble upon one with great stats then they can easily be sold for up to 5m
_________________________________________
Next is dragonite. Not too long ago this pokemon was by far the most sought after pokemon in game due to it's battle potential. And if you had a max speed one, well then you had arguably the most valuably pokemon in game. This was due to dragonite being an extremely powerful battler, and the legendary cup only made it more desireable. Just a few weeks ago I would see them being sold from anywhere to 50m to over 200m worth of pokemon. Now their price has significantly dropped, or atleast will in the next coming weeks. A normal dragonite now will be worth at most 15m. An uber one will also be capped around 25m, which is still extremely good for a HR pokemon.
_________________________________________
Finally Shiny Hoppip. This pokemon, to my knowledge, used to be a S Rare but with the addition of the new Johto Safari zone has become a common. This pokemon is only common in 2 places in PWO, so it is very similar to S Mankey. What I believe seperates them though is the fact that Hoppip is so hard to train which increases it's value to a certain degree and a collectors pokemon, wheras mankey's value is increased due to it's battle potential. By being able to compare those two pokemon, Jumpluff is essentially equal in value to that of mankey so I would consider its worth to be anymore from 15m-30m.
[move]------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[/move]
That is what I have to say this week about our economy in PWO. I just want to note that I rarely use pokemoney in the game. I find it useless and am far more interested in trading with pokemon. BUT it is substantially easier to convey pokemon values in a dollar format.
I would also like to note...these prices are strictly my opinion. You may not agree with me, but this is how I see these pokemons' worths.
[glow=red]Please DO NOT post your pokemon and it's stats and ask what it's value is[/glow]
[glow=green]Important note[/glow]: xNovoxx and myself are in the process of compiling a COMPLETE market guide. This guide will include every pokemon in game, their rarity, their price range when normal/shiny/uber, and what stats are necessary if any to have the pokemon be viable. This is a long list and it will take time. I hope to have it completed by January which is why I asked xNovoxx to help me, he knows just as much as I do about pricing so you can expect a guide that is 99% accurate to the actual prices in game.
In here I will be discussing the value of pokemon expressed in Pokedollars (as it is the easiest means of doing so) to help make some trades in game more fair and help new players learn more about our economy.
This week I will be talking about a few pokemon that have become suddenly desireable amongst new players and old players alike. With the addition of the new staff run pokemon auction (which is a great program) Shiny [glow=red]Tauros[/glow] is now a demanded pokemon, which also brings up the demand for non-shiny tauros. Another pokemon that is changing with the times would be [glow=red]Dragonite[/glow]. And finally, the last pokemon that is turning heads in PWO would be shiny [glow=red]Hoppip[/glow].
_________________________________________
With the addition of the Pokemon Auction, pokemon that would normally seem impossible to get have become a very possible addition to your collection. Shiny Tauros normally would be worth somewhere around 600-700m due to it's scarcity in game and it's battle potential when it's moveset is updated. Now the S Tauros in the auction will easily go for more then 1b worth of pokemon and money combined, but once it is in game it's value will change significantly. I can't predict what will happen to it yet, but in time it will be more clear. Now a non-shiny tauros is a different story. Normally they can go from anywhere to 200k-1m depending on the seller and if it has decent stats. If you stumble upon one with great stats then they can easily be sold for up to 5m
_________________________________________
Next is dragonite. Not too long ago this pokemon was by far the most sought after pokemon in game due to it's battle potential. And if you had a max speed one, well then you had arguably the most valuably pokemon in game. This was due to dragonite being an extremely powerful battler, and the legendary cup only made it more desireable. Just a few weeks ago I would see them being sold from anywhere to 50m to over 200m worth of pokemon. Now their price has significantly dropped, or atleast will in the next coming weeks. A normal dragonite now will be worth at most 15m. An uber one will also be capped around 25m, which is still extremely good for a HR pokemon.
_________________________________________
Finally Shiny Hoppip. This pokemon, to my knowledge, used to be a S Rare but with the addition of the new Johto Safari zone has become a common. This pokemon is only common in 2 places in PWO, so it is very similar to S Mankey. What I believe seperates them though is the fact that Hoppip is so hard to train which increases it's value to a certain degree and a collectors pokemon, wheras mankey's value is increased due to it's battle potential. By being able to compare those two pokemon, Jumpluff is essentially equal in value to that of mankey so I would consider its worth to be anymore from 15m-30m.
[move]------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[/move]
That is what I have to say this week about our economy in PWO. I just want to note that I rarely use pokemoney in the game. I find it useless and am far more interested in trading with pokemon. BUT it is substantially easier to convey pokemon values in a dollar format.
I would also like to note...these prices are strictly my opinion. You may not agree with me, but this is how I see these pokemons' worths.
Tauros: 200k-5m
Dragonite: 15m-25m
S Hoppip: 15m-30m
S Mankey: 20m-35m
S Arcanine: 300m-350m
S Alakzam: 275m-300m
S Gastly: 100m-200m
S Mightyena: 200m
S Koffing: 200m-250m
Shellder: 750k-10m
*more will be added here in time and organized better*
Dragonite: 15m-25m
S Hoppip: 15m-30m
S Mankey: 20m-35m
S Arcanine: 300m-350m
S Alakzam: 275m-300m
S Gastly: 100m-200m
S Mightyena: 200m
S Koffing: 200m-250m
Shellder: 750k-10m
*more will be added here in time and organized better*
