How do people get this rich?
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theonlysaneone
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How do people get this rich?
There are a few people on Neo with obscene amounts of NP, like a billion plus. They also have pets with insanely high stats (I'm especially talking about a certain 10K HP pet... you know the one
) and uber-expensive weapons, about 30 times more expensive than the rest of us could hope to buy. How do they get that many NP? And is it even possible for any of us to do it?

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Hystericalanduseless
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Hystericalanduseless wrote:I still don't get this whole restocking business..
Is there a guide somewhere so I can better understand?!
Basically, you grab certain items once a shop stocks up, then you sell them at a higher price. If the difference between the shop price and the market price is high, then the item is considered profitable. However, you need to consider the easy-to-sell and hard-to-sell factors as well, since some items can rot in your shop for days or weeks while some are gone in a minute (usually codestones and such).
Here are some tips for a restocker:
http://www.pinkpt.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26020
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I dunno, but I always felt restocking made the fun part of the game exclusively for the people with the fast intarwebs.
It's an economy fueled by people who have to pay higher prices to ensure that the shopkeepers can have their 100+ store sizes and deluxe pets and have enough power to make the war events their exclusive playground. Meanwhile everybody else just scrabbles for the leftovers.
But that's just the bitter part of me talking.
It's an economy fueled by people who have to pay higher prices to ensure that the shopkeepers can have their 100+ store sizes and deluxe pets and have enough power to make the war events their exclusive playground. Meanwhile everybody else just scrabbles for the leftovers.
But that's just the bitter part of me talking.
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poohroony
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Carmilla07 wrote:A lot of people cheat with autobuyers. I'd say if they are insanly rich there's a pretty good chance they cheated.
I think Neopets already made actions against the autobuyer, they put in the "click the picture of this neopet" to purchase an item, I hope they haven't found a way around that already...
I really should train myself to not get my hopes up with Neopets because I'll just end up falling harder on the ground... face first!
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poohroony wrote:Carmilla07 wrote:A lot of people cheat with autobuyers. I'd say if they are insanly rich there's a pretty good chance they cheated.
I think Neopets already made actions against the autobuyer, they put in the "click the picture of this neopet" to purchase an item, I hope they haven't found a way around that already...
that stopped the autobuyers for maybe a month.
They still rule the shops, unfortunatly
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endeavourl wrote:poohroony wrote:Carmilla07 wrote:A lot of people cheat with autobuyers. I'd say if they are insanly rich there's a pretty good chance they cheated.
I think Neopets already made actions against the autobuyer, they put in the "click the picture of this neopet" to purchase an item, I hope they haven't found a way around that already...
that stopped the autobuyers for maybe a month.
They still rule the shops, unfortunatly
Well that's sad
I really should train myself to not get my hopes up with Neopets because I'll just end up falling harder on the ground... face first!
Most people with that much money have been playing neopets for years usually, and worked hard to train thier pet.
I personally think 'restocking' is over rated. Most big money seems to be made through the high stakes gambling of 'hoarding' where you buy items cheap that you think will come into demand later for avatars, wars, or retirement. I put garlic halves I won in my SDB before the garlic avatar and then took them out and sold them for huge profits. A 1 np item selling for 10,000 np was outrageous!
Now days I play stocks because it doesn't take adantage of other people's misfortune of timing.
I personally think 'restocking' is over rated. Most big money seems to be made through the high stakes gambling of 'hoarding' where you buy items cheap that you think will come into demand later for avatars, wars, or retirement. I put garlic halves I won in my SDB before the garlic avatar and then took them out and sold them for huge profits. A 1 np item selling for 10,000 np was outrageous!
Now days I play stocks because it doesn't take adantage of other people's misfortune of timing.
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I remember someone telling me that ages ago when the training school system was first introduced, you could refresh on the page which gave you the +1 strength or whatever, and I remember them also telling me that, that is how the top BD pets are so strong now. Not sure if that's true but it seems reasonable 





