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Name: Kuroki Honoo
Alliases: Kuro, Kage, Shadow
Age: 24
Race: Midlander Hyur (originally Vii)
Gender: FemaleCharacter Song:
ALESTI - Take The Pain Away (feat. Rory Rodriguez)Key Lyrics:
"If sleep is for the weak, you know where I'll be. There is nothing that takes the pain away. Just darkness that covers everything. I'm losing my grip on reality, and you never loved me anyway. I can not live here in yesterday."

Kuroki was born in the Rak’tika Greatwoods as a Vii, spending most of her childhood exploring the forest and reading old scriptures. One day while out exploring with her parents, they were attacked by a black wolf emerging from a rift of purple dancing mist. Knocked out of one of her parent’s grips during a tackle from the wolf, she was left to watch as one of her parents lost their life to the onslaught afterward. Her other parent that remained, noticing the wolf stepped in their direction and not Kuroki’s, would run away toward the village, leading the wolf from the child in the hopes that it forgot Kuroki’s presence and they could return later. Traumatized by the experience, Kuroki laid cowering near the tree she was flung into. A short time period later, a woman would appear lifting her up in her arms in an embrace noticing her lack of awareness. Kuroki’s eyes remained closed still as the woman introduced herself as Emma, saying that she’d protect Kuroki, but that her village was no longer safe and that she shouldn’t return. Several moments later, Kuroki’s eyes would open to a bright blue setting among dark buildings of glistening lights. When asked her name by Emma, Kuroki shook her head, unable to answer. Emma comforted her, realizing the trauma of the attack had caused a blockage of her memory. Emma would give her a new name, Kuroki Kage, as a remembrance to the black shadows that covered them that night. “A life ended and began in the shadows.” Raising Kuroki and feeding her material to learn from, Emma would keep Kuroki in isolation until Kuroki was old enough to go out beyond the immediate realm. Emma allowed so under the condition that she was allowed to share Kuroki’s body in order to stay by her side at all times to protect her, but remaining unknown to others. Eventually finding her way to New Gridania where she felt at home in the trees, Kuroki entered the society, her desire to learn resparked as she quickly mastered all the arts of crafting and gathering until she was noticed by a member of the Order of the Twin Adder, requesting that she joined to explore new lands on adventures. She’d accept, allowing Emma to fully possess her temporarily for combat, bypassing the trauma that might re-emerge from her younger years. After a short time, she’d meet Gucci Reborn who noticed her natural gifts and began to study her, at one point offering to cover her study and travels of any field she desired if she proved worthy. As she went on adventures, Gucci noticed the small shifts in combat and knew Kuroki shared a presence inside similar to hers. Called out and at risk of being exposed, Kuroki informed Gucci of Emma’s presence in private. Shortly after, Emma would also pull Gucci to the side to mention the trauma she would have to deal with after separating from Kuroki’s body due to unforeseen aetherial complications, said complications also resulting in Kuroki having to adopt another body. Seeing potential in Kuroki nonetheless, Gucci became obsessed with finding a solution, eventually landing on music. While a melody played in her mind, its sound would distract and comfort her originally, but grew to also allow her to eventually find strength she didn’t before. Her closeness to Gucci and Emma during therapy grew her trust in both of them and made the foundation of her interest in bonding with others after releasing suppressed or strong emotions. As she worked for Gucci afterward, her mistakes would often cost Gucci financial sacrifices that she knew negatively affected others. Initially torn between Emma’s optimism and Gucci’s pessimism, Kuroki would find her escape in performing bards and decorating taking her to another world without responsibility if only for a moment. Gucci would observe in silence wondering if Kuroki would cave like she had under the weight of the suffering of others or if she could find her own path and become the partner she needed to do what she could not find within herself any longer.

Name: Emma- Selch
Alias: Emma
Age: N/A
Race: Midlander Hyur
Gender: FemaleCharacter Song:
Bury the Light - Casey Edwards (DMC5)Key Lyrics:
"Immortal temptation takes over my mind. Condemned. Falling weak on my knees, summon the strength of mayhem. I am the storm that is approaching, provoking, black clouds in isolation. I am reclaimer of my name. Born in flames, I have been blessed, my family crest is a demon of death."

(SPOILER WARNING)Upon Emet-Selch's final days, in the darkest corners of Akadaemia Anyder, he paced back and forth, taking notes in a book of what he considered to be his final parting creation of this world: a creation magic infused with his knowledge, his longing for the understanding of others, his sorrow, his regrets, and his passions. Weaker in form, and yet, a born-again form of himself. And here, in this book, lied his final hope should the worst come to pass. A younger sister to his previous creation. And so this idea laid written in his book past the time of his final day until it was picked up by Elidibus. After reading the notes, Elidibus took it upon himself to add to the concept, delving his own contributions and finally bringing it to life as the name of Emma- Selch. Upon her creation, while she had the majority of what was written in the book, a noticeable amount was missing due to Elidibus's lack of focus in the moment mourning Emet's passing. And it was as those tears left his face, that Emma reached up to wipe away his worries for she was there to learn. And learn she did as Elidibus took her through everything he had to offer before the fateful day that he passed as well. Having lost both of her fatherly figures, Emma would remain in the darkest corners of Amaurot, going over both of their faults, their mistakes, and those of every Ascian that had fallen before them. And it was in that sorrow that she realized, to create the event to bring back her creators and those before, she'd need to make another type of rejoining happen. A uniting of the known world, to gather the resources of every stretch of land, every nation, every tribe. That she would not settle like her predecessors. She would combine everything in the world, to watch it burn itself asunder in one beautiful flame of pathetic ignorance. But to bridge such a gap, to lead such a nation, would require someone to bridge the gap between tribes and mankind, someone vulnerable and easy to influence, someone that every person could aspire and believe in. Someone with those qualities wouldn't naturally exist in the world, she'd have to help create them. And with that thought, she'd zip across the various domains of the world, eventually settling on a tribe of Vii. And on one faithful day, she'd observe a young Vii being carried about to explore by her parents. She'd follow her, noting her studies and remembering their routine until the fateful day came. Under the presence of a black rift, she would appear in the form of a black wolf, attacking both parents holding the young Vii and knocking the child out of their grasp. Turning to slaughter one of the parents as a message, Emma would turn to the other, placing herself between them and the child as she paced toward them. Seeing them run toward the village, she followed briefly increasing in pace until they were far from the child before vanishing into nothingness, reappearing in front of the child in her human form. Taking the child in her arms, comforting it and confirming its trauma, she'd zip away back to her home in the runes of Amaurot naming the child Kuroki Kage from the shadows that adorned them. She'd raise Kuroki up until the age of where she could part from the city. However, Emma had noticed Kuroki's trauma when it came to combat anytime she had to save her from nearby creatures. Feeding on Kuroki's awareness of it, she'd offer to exist as a duality inside of her body to possess and take over her in those moments of need. And so, over time, Kuroki would explore and learn, growing into a leader among those around her before meeting Gucci and eventually serving under her. However, due to the lasting presence of Emma's aether inside of her body, Kuroki's original form grew tainted, forcing Kuroki's essence out of it one night, leaving Emma to rush to preserve it in a new body before it was lost. Realizing the consequences of her short-term plan, she found no choice but to remain unbound to Kuroki's form, leaving her vulnerable to those moments in combat. Noting Gucci's observation skills to deduce her existence, she assumed she also possessed problem-solving skills that might also surpass her own, eventually pulling her to the side and mentioning Kuroki's past. To her wishes, Gucci was eventually able find a solution, quelling her worries for the moment at least. However, Gucci ended up being more of a nuisance than intended. While Kuroki expanding, learning, and networking on Gucci's behalf was advantageous to Emma's goal, at every mistake was a setback. Gucci's pessimistic attitude would look to mitigate costs and mistakes, often leading to distrust and suspicion of others. Qualities that were not ideal for the social position Emma needed Kuroki to be in, let alone the contradiction to the past of her fathers. Her kind had known too well not to underestimate people, that no matter how likely the doubt one could impose was, the consequences of not believing would you cost you something far more dear in the long term. And so her optimism and faith would spill over and lift up Kuroki out of the crushing depressions that Gucci's lectures would bring her to. While Gucci cared more about financials and constructions, the projects themselves, Emma vastly found importance in the people within, wanting their support, their trust, and eventually their faith. And so with a smile she would walk around the various lands with or in Kuroki's stead, doing business on Gucci's behalf as she encountered friendly smiles every turn that she took, including that of her older sister, A'dole.

Name: Gucci Reborn
Aliases: Gucci, Gucci the Repressed King, Lady Lolorito
Age: 38
Gender: Female (originally Male)
Race: Xaela Au'RaCharacter Song:
Cult to Follow - Leave It All BehindKey Lyrics:
“Remember love, remember hate, remember everything they said just to break you again. Remember all, all of your enemies. Forever and ever, they
suffocate everything. They complicate everything. They steal your fate everyday but you can't believe it. Take yourself far away from nothingness, a million miles from emptiness and leave it all behind you.”

Gucci’s birth is a loss to her and her parents. She was found as a baby Au’Ra male, wrapped in minimal cloth in an alleyway of the Jeweled Crozier in Ishgard with nothing more than a note tucked inside reading, “I have faith.” Taken in by a guard as a father and an entrepreneurial mother, Gucci’s early years went without a definitive name, their family changing names frequently as they travelled for security. From active participation with others to preferring to read and think alone, she grew to find a lasting peace in solitude, where despite her growing sorrow from the rejection of others, a faint warmth existed in her heart from the sight of others in happiness, a nagging urge in her chest anytime she saw someone in pain inflicted from another. As she reached adulthood, this fueled her interest in studies of law and psychology where she made friends with growing prodigies in those fields but upon finding a rival, she found a glaring weakness she had. Despite the pain in her heart, she was filled with mercy and empathy. The people she wished to punish for hurting others were in positions of power, her words and emotions and the people she spoke for meaning nothing to the empires they had built. This would serve as a reason for her to summon a voidsent, letting it reside inside of her with excess desires of revenge and justice resonated in her mind as well as its. In moments of extreme conflict or suffering, it would take over, manifesting a coldness unmatched as it approached confrontations without mercy, without caring for its own life even. Challenging every foe, it would take on a never ending smile with a chuckle in a sadistic and masochistic blend, loving to pit will against will regardless of the consequences. The unhinged nature of its personality caused the defeat of anyone who challenged it, and to Gucci’s shock one day, friends included. After the near loss of life of someone close to her at the time, she realized the mistake she had made bonding to it, the majority of her time going forward spent in new-found restraint of its thoughts and emotions pressing her. Over years of it weighing on her, she grew more detached from others, going so far as to avoid making relationships out of precaution of any mistake they may make only feeding the condition of the voidsent’s release. Eventually finding the counter-measure of pessimism, she would predict and avoid potential harm to avoid spiking the voices in her head, allowing her to resume her initial mission of building her own empire to challenge those of the one’s she really wanted to reach. She moved to Ul’Dah and applied her knowledge to business, learning to invest in smaller communities to serve as a foothold to learn trades of that area. As she grew in influence and power, she was given a definitive name from her closest friends from her constant reading of past text: Gucci, a reference to a similar sounding word ‘Gushi’, meaning old poetry. She would add Reborn afterward, accepting the reference but would develop another moniker for her passion: Gucci the Repressed King, given for her leadership of those rising to create a new life of their own vision. One day, one of her projects bore fruit that she hadn’t expected, someone undercover working for Lord Lolorito who offered a meeting between the two. Noting her shared concern and care for Ul’Dah and an unnatural desire to learn, he would take Gucci under him, showing the hidden works of what he had built. Trained to succeed Lolorito in the event of his passing, Gucci took her lessons learned, applying them to multiple cities and running into Kuroki Kage in the process. Whispering promises of knowledge, she would convince Kuroki to serve under her interests, eventually growing to meet Emma-Selch at one point. Despite similar goals, Gucci and Emma had hugely contrasting viewpoints on nearly every matter and Emma grew to see Gucci’s voidsent presence as a liability to her plans. After she learned aetheric separation, Gucci volunteered her body to Emma, letting her separate Gucci’s essence from her old male body and into that of a new one, leaving only the voidsent presence to fully take over her old form. While imprisoned in Emma’s home, the voidsent’s smile still echoes in Gucci’s mind daily as a reminder. Despite no longer having immediate access to its strength, Gucci would take the separation as necessary to growing her individual will, letting its smile be a symbol that sometimes she needed to sacrifice all that she had to manifest what she wanted, that death is welcomed before submission no matter the case if that’s what it takes to pave the way forward. With Emma and Kuroki performing the regular operations of one of her projects, she spends most of her days in reflection, thought, and reading, often visiting places that remind her of the earliest memories of joy she had. On rare occasions, she can be seen slowly walking up and down the Jeweled Crozier, her chin to the sky and eyes closed as her mind wanders. “Who had faith, and what did they have faith in?” Maybe she’d find out after she passed her teacher, but she was at step one of a long road. And so she walked, one will, one step at a time.

Bozja FAQ

Q1: What is this?

This is a multi-raid cluster farming operation. Inside of Bozja, drops from killing enemies such as fragments as clusters are shared credit wise with anyone in group regardless of range or contribution. This is often exploited by community groups in order to create "farm parties" that have a few people killing adds in zone 1, a few people in zone 2, and a few people in zone 3, with everyone receiving kill credit for all 3 zones for faster, more efficient farming. However, if you have the IRL income, you can consistently multiply your income without the need for other people just from having alt service accounts that AFK in base that only need to hit the inventory button every 10 minutes to avoid being kicked. Having several service accounts also allows you to abuse in-game macros and increase your output per instance depending on the amount of exertion you feel like putting in. Scalability wise, Bozja is far more logistically consistent and efficient than crafting and can far surpass submarine income even with 100+ FC's maxed out.

Q1.25: What's with the names?

voidsent lore description:"Voidsent exist due the excess of dark aether shattering the aetheric harmony of living creatures, altering their natural forms and turning them into undying monstrosities driven by their unrestrained excesses and desires."When you see enough of the dark side of the community, it's very easy to turn into something else out of a desire to survive. Every name and search info is a reference to previous conflicts in the community as a reminder to myself when I log in. Lore bits of the RP/Venue Community for the last 5 years or so. For every story I know of a person harassed off the game, for every venue community falsely destroyed, every scam, every person exiled, for every trauma response, every threat, every dox, every swatting, every mental breakdown, every apology, legal case, mental illness and excuse for ruining someone's life people made. When your world is swallowed in darkness and the people around you suffer and have everything they care about taken away from them, you learn to grow cold very quick, when you realize every Rising Conflict is really an Endless one.

Q1.5: You're hurting the instance!

Yes and no. Bozja scales skirmishes and critical engagements based on players within a fixed area nearby when it spawns/starts being done. This mechanic is abused in Zadnor Zone 3 where people minimize the amount of bodies next to the known skirmish spawns and when the scaling is locked to a low number, 15-20+ people will come in and 1shot the skrimish within 10-15s because it's not scaled for the entire group capable of being there. The AFK characters in spawn do not affect the scaling of any skirmishes/ce's in the instance.The actual few characters that are killing adds in the zone /do/ affect the scaling of 1-2 nearby skirmishes depending on where I place them. If you're a newer player (rank 10 or below) and need help killing the skirmish faster, send a tell to Veneer or Emma in instance. If you're rank 11 or higher, I expect you to be using essences and lost actions to not need my help and that extra time difference of you farming the skirmish is offset from the extra mettle and xp you'd receive from the critical engagement that my farming enables to spawn you wouldn't have otherwise. (for newer ppl reading this, killing 4th legion adds is necessary for CE's to spawn to begin with) I expect you to be able to solo CE's unlike a sprout who may or may not know mechanics well enough to avoid dying even with a setup.In regards to players allowed in instance since that's another common complaint: If you go to the party tab of the main menu, party members and then go to the adventurer list, you will see a list of the players inside of the current bozja instance and their time remaining. You will also see the ??/72 at the bottom which is the allowed players in the instance before it is full. If you're reading this site, you're likely on Dynamis where that number is not even half, likely not even a quarter full if you exclude my characters.

Q2: How many are you? How do you run this? Is that against ToS?

16-24 characters depending on my mood. Check the raid grouping in the adventurer list mentioned before. I have 3/4 playstation consoles, 2 desktops, and an army of laptops I don't even feel like counting anymore since I've bought more since the last time someone asked. If you're wondering how I got that many, it's because they've been saved up from over a decade from various purposes. Ps4/ps4 pro/ps5, personal laptop/college laptops/work devices/christmas & birthday gifts/personal investments, etc. Because the majority of characters are AFK, the quality of the device doesn't matter. You can have a $200 refurbished laptop sitting at 5-10 fps and it's fine. In regard to if having multiple accounts are allowed, you can refer to mogstation. Go to the Switch Service Account button underneath Service Account status, scroll to the bottom underneath your character list and you'll see a "add new service account button". Each Square Enix account can be associated with 8 service accounts so Square Enix does not directly care if you decide to pay for multiple subscriptions and licenses.

Q2.5: How do you afford this?

It's only $200-300 a month which is easily affordable for anyone that has a side hustle or a job and doesn't plan to spend money on a lot of other things. I don't have a $5000 PC rig with 4K graphics, I don't buy 10,000 fantasias a month, I don't have 10+ subscriptions to different sites and services for shows I don't plan to watch, for VPN's, for adblocks, I don't buy new games at all, I don't have PS Plus, I don't commission art frequently, I don't eat out/order food because I'm a picky eater, and my vehicle is already paid off. Most people have $100+ a month they /could/ invest, but they spend it on short-term convenience and not systems like I do. You don't need your parents for $200 a month like some people in a certain bozja discord might say. :rollseyes:

Q3: How do you control all of them? Isn't that against ToS in that way? Isn't this botting?

I don't control all of them. They move 1 at a time outside of macros. There's no relayed commands shared between my characters or them running around independently doing like 6 different things at the same time. Because I have several devices, it's easy for me to control 4-6 characters in basic ways at least just off alt-tab'ing and moving my eyes 2 ft. over, but not too much past that. Most people also haven't experimented with the in-game macro system as much as I have to be able to exploit follow commands with party member listings, duty actions, targeting priority/switching and self-sustain/damage rotations because they aren't used at all in normal PvE situations but are useful for Bozja where combat time is shorter and those 15 lines are long enough.

Q4: What do you need this for?

This system was originally made when I was a venue owner and I added more service accounts every time a license sale happened and built up over time. Housing has also been historically a high gil demand market and is one of my passive hobbies. Another thing that doesn't exist for most normal people is being a provider role. Most people have friends that can benefit from gil, but because they're relatively poor or stingy themselves, they don't even get asked. Because of my income, I fund not only a few other venues, but also the lifestyle of the people closest to me so they can enjoy the game. Instead of running treasure maps for several hours, I'll just buy the glam, and let them spend that time doing something else they actually want to. My friends don't need to struggle in PF for clears, they don't need to grind out or gather raiding gear and melds, they don't need to spend 6-24 months trying to win a 2% housing lottery chance, if they want RP or art services from a venue or freelance, it's paid for, if they want a decorator to design their house or have a close rp partner too poor to afford a house, it's paid for.My people have nothing to worry about financially, and in return, I get loyalty and favors for when I need information or various other tasks done that I can't do myself. I don't play this game in the same capacity as other people. I have friends that do writing as a career, coding, graphic design, design houses, cyber security work, law enforcement work, marketing majors, teachers, artwork, social networking through connections to various owners, content creators/streamers, high ranked pvp'ers and ultimate raiders, etc. I don't play this game for fun necessarily, I play it to put myself in a position to get whatever I want whenever i want it and to give back to people or communities that helped me get to where I am. Personal Growth #1, Family #2, Community #3, Fun #4.

Q4.5: Isn't Gil useless though?

Gil is what you want it to be. On a fundamental level, gil is still a currency and functions as so with a baseline functionality of buying another person's time and or specialty.When you purchase an item on the marketboard, you are not buying that item to spawn out of thin air, a player had to go out and farm it and meet the requirements to do so. You are post-paying for that service as opposed to pre-paying. Same goes for crafting items. But it also applies to other things. There are people who take gil for shoutrunning. For hosting party finders. For taxi services to aether currents. For raid clears. For roleplay writing. For housing designs/decorations. These are not things that the developers allowed players to put for sale directly, but are things none the less sold and bought daily across the game. Fundamentally, you are buying another person in some capacity. What that person does for you depends on what you both agree to. Some people will offer things that others don't. Some people are fine with negative consequences happening to them in exchange for gil even. If you were to shoutrun for the wrong venue or artist or event that's hated, you could get blacklisted quite easily by certain people in big cities, but some people don't care. What that threshold is for what someone will and won't do varies from person to person. Even for something as simple as "tell me what x player writes in limsa chat for the next hour.", that can be changed to information from someone's linkshell, free company chat, tells, the individuals they talked to/targeted, the locations they visited, among other things. It can very quickly turn into a variety of services and information based off of what you need. Just because a single, individual player doesn't have a need for gil, doesn't mean that the people around them or that have access to them don't. There's always a demand somewhere if you're willing to look around for who can specifically give you what you want for Gil. That being said, don't break ToS obviously, but that aside, there's a lot of creative freedom once you've seen the various things in the community people are willing to do in exchange for Gil.

Q5: I heard you're rude and cause drama and crash markets. Is that true?

If I'm rude, it's because you likely did or said something offensive intentionally or unintentionally. As an example, if you come into instance, blaring in shout chat and saying or asking something that could unnecessarily cause a witchhunt/griefing that could lead to me needing to get other players of the game banned, you will not see a calm response. If you ask me a question that I've been asked 2-5 times a day, 3-5 times a week, for the last 3+ years, you'd likely be as irritated as I am. If you had people staring at you for 30-60min every single day like they expect you to randomly teleport off like a lalafell under the map in Limsa while you don't have a scrambled alphabet name and you're wearing extreme trial weapons and top 100/top 30 ranked pvp rewards, you'd be as irritated as me. If you come at me respectfully like most people do with a genuine curiosity and you aren't hostile or condescending, then you won't get that type of energy from me.Drama wise, the primary crowd of people that hate me are cluster item sellers. When I first started this operation and had staff and events to pay for weekly venue costs, I couldn't afford to go tick for tack with 1 gil undercuts sharing profits with other people. I undercut the market significantly to guarantee my selling speed and volume instead of having a backlog of item stock and unpaid people. A certain crowd from Aether didn't like the lower prices and decided to start griefing the instances I was in dragging adds to a deaggro range so noone could farm if I was there, killing my characters for mettle loss (which got several of them reported), and even went so far as to switching data centers to follow me, to continue to grief me and slander me in shout chat like a child crying over the market. A secondary group is people from Crystal that came to Dynamis with 3+ raids and took over farming instances here forcing me and other native Dynamis farmers off every primary farming area because of how pulling paths and credit requirements work (refer to Crystal Exploratory Mission discord announcement tab). Whenever this happened, because I knew who was doing it, that led to consequences.That eventually led to a mutual understanding that as long as they don't piss me off and don't promote other players breaking ToS to continue to grief me, I'd let the market prices go up instead of keeping them low. Since that time period, I've created retainers on every world for EU, JP, and OCE, as well as starting to offload my stock to other people via PF/discord/DM's to flip for their own profit so I have my immediate funds for my people while letting their peers control the market price long term, essentially doing my part in avoiding the creation of future problems.

Q6: Well, I'm going to report you anyway, aren't you scared?

If I had 1,000,000 Gil for every time someone threatened to report me, I'd probably have a free max retainer. Few things:1. Like I said previously, having multiple accounts isn't against ToS and is enabled as a feature Square Enix offers themselves.2. Square Enix defines botting under automated gameplay. Yoshi P has repeatedly stated that they do not have a way to know what is on a player's device so when it comes to this area of the game, what you think is not important, it's about what you can prove. Trying to play the game of "well this is unlikely" is not a fruitful mission. That is not the threshold that GM's or the STF have in most cases. You'd have a higher chance getting a bard group banned playing 10 characters at the same time in different rhythms and notes than getting an AFK character of mine banned.3. You also don't have an argument for RMT because there needs to be in-game logs of me and someone else talking about it, or to have my account flagged for trades with a known gil selling site character /or/ with a lot of random characters and not having any genuine player interactions in the game. You don't have a single argument past a high amount of gil farmed, but gil farming is an activity in the adventure plate Square Enix condones. That would be same as saying someone who has a lot of raid clears is default selling them for real life money and banning them just from that despite seeing them in PF alone or with 2-3 friends every day.4. And part of what I left off in a previous question for various connections/networks I have, is that I have several friends that are venue owners as well who know GM's and used them for when we got harassed at openings in the past. I know ToS better than the vast majority of the playerbase because I've had a direct line to ask questions if I need clarification that a regular person doesn't have access to.

Q7: How do I know if you're in a given bozja market?

If you don't see a retainer named "kuroki-xbroker", "araneon-something", or "u-dare-defy-me" or similar, it is not me directly selling. That is someone else who's acquired my offloaded stock when I sold for a brief period myself for an emergency, in PF, or through orders. My offloaded stock is traditionally bought at around:
150-200k for Emotes
450-600k for Wind Callers
500-650k for ContstructsThat will traditionally get flipped for anywhere between 50-100% rate, so if you don't see prices get to that rate or lower, that's a secondary reason it's not actually me. There is no provider in the bozja market that matches my stock and therefore it is impossible for anyone to consistently undercut me on a daily basis throughout the day if I actually cared. Anyone "thinking/claiming" they're undercutting me, is someone grasping to save their ego because they still remember what happened last time.If you're wondering how I can afford those rates, my farming is primarily done in 1 of 3 methods.Lazy Farm (stationary, 2 zones): 175-200 clusters in 3 hours.Standard Farm (active, 1 zone): 250-300 clusters in 3 hours.Optimized Farm (active, 1 zone, 2 areas): 400-450 clusters in 3 hours.By myself*
That is:
- ~800k per character
- ~1.1mil per character
- ~1.6mil per characteradd that for 16-24 characters and you're at:
- ~12.8-19.2mil in 3 hours
- ~17.6-26.4mil in 3 hours
- ~25.6-38.4mil in 3 hoursI will net 60-200mil a day even tanked. Other people might barely make 7-8mil even in group farms all day. The dopamine hits are completely different between me and other people and 60mil compared to 200mil doesn't really change anything feeling wise for me because I'll get it with just an extra day of farm and ship it to JP and sell at normal rate. It's one of the reasons I say that I run the Bozja market, because prices are high only because I allow them to be. If I didn't RP, if I didn't do Ranked PvP, if I didn't design houses, I could easily take 2 months to myself and just save up and just nuke the market with 6-8Bil worth of stock and every primary world on NA would have over 300mil stock to go through. You'd have 300+ of each emote, 100+ wind callers, 100+ constructs, on each world to run through and it'd freeze the market price at a tanked value for 3-5 months afterward depending on how I priced. When I'm present in a market, it'll be obvious just from the level of control it'd show.

Q8: Isn't what you're doing frowned upon?

Frowned upon is not a term I necessarily care about. I'm not going to care about the average person more than ToS forces me to until they give me a reason to such as showing they can produce positive or beneficial experiences when we interact or showing that they're in a position in life or in-game that is better than mine or where I'm projected to be.

Q9: Are you able to help me with anything?

If you want to join group and share loot in Bozja instances for fragments/riding maps/memories/housing items, just send a tell to Veneer/Emma.Just be aware I may decline if:- Losing 1 or more characters in my raid will cause me to fall short of an order threshold and I'd have to add an extra instance of farming.- I'm about to be kicked out of instance and can't significantly help toward your goal in that time periodI also don't mind making blue fragment donations toward DRS if you or a group or a discord you're associated with need them. Most times I have thousands of blue fragments in my inventory I'm too lazy to sell.

Q10: Wait, I recognize your name from housing--

Like I said before, I work on community projects as well; albeit the scale of which are often several billion so you won't see progress/unfinished works until I have the full amount saved or a particular housing patch I'm waiting for comes out.If you need housing for something you want to do, I can likely allow usage of one of them for free depending on what you need.