Board Thread:Trading/@comment-201.191.112.181-20140420191835/@comment-201.191.112.181-20140420205839

Myskaros wrote: If you are going to use the forum enough to want to edit a post, you should register on Wikia. If you're unwilling to, I don't see why you can't just reply to your initial post instead of adding a new post to the list that says essentially the exact same thing.

I understand the trade restrictions. However, in-game spirit rarity exists as a measure of, well, rarity. A rare is far, far more common than a super rare. Merging spirits also have very low value since everyone can get them fairly easily from ongoing events. Combined with the fact that paid super rares are much, much rarer than other super rares (normal summons or hunts), you would need to offer either another paid SR or many, many non-paid SRs to get anyone's attention. Well now that u mention it is nice to talk about it. In the example of Viracocha, Mage is a SR with the same support skills and almost same stats as Viracocha. What i mean is that the value of the spirit from the technical point of view depends on his superiority against other spirits of same rarity. Plus, trading spirits for collection or apreciation of his design (for example the popular Nine Tailed Fox, almost everyone i know want one) may devaluate or raise a spirit value. With this, an advanced spirit value could be as high as u mention, but may be as low as a weak rare. For example, i would trade my god of water if i had one for almost any rare anyone could offer, because is not only weak, but is uggly hahaha, but somebody could actually like it (sorry God of Water).