After that we tailor the enemies and allies to fit exactly what we've written in the story. British warships against the local pirate gang, things like that. If it still doesn't feel right with the story, we change minor pieces of logic in the missions to make it match up with what you're reading. When we want to get fancy (and we find ourselves doing it a lot) we go for broke and handcraft a mission -- all new logic, all new enemies and friends. Sometimes making a mission like this takes a day -- I've done some that have taken me multiple days to get exactly the cinematic feel I wanted wow gold    to evoke in that particular mission. And those labors of love are my favorites.

In most MMO's high level players tend to dominate the markets, being able to produce higher quality goods for cheeper prices meaning most newbies cant afford to sustain themselfs. Will potbs have measures to prevent the high levels having a monopoly on the markets?

 The biggest think we've done to allow players of different levels is to not take level into account in any of the combat calculations. You get more skills, so you have more options, but in general the power level of the skills tops out at about level 15. What does get quite a bit more powerful are the ships, since obviously a 50 gun ship is going to do quite a bit more damage than a 6 gun schooner. Because the ship you're using is such a big part of your capability, we take the minimum level of the ship into effect in the experience calculations. A higher level player in a level 10 ship may or may not get XP for himself, but he will not prevent level groupmates from earning XP. His high level skills will make the fight easier, but not a cake-walk like it would be if he were in his level-appropriate ship.

 It's simply not possible to monopolize  cheap wow gold anything. There are no restrictions on the number of producers who can use a resource, and there are no restrictions on the number of producers who can operate in a port. What's more, everyone can make everything, regardless of level. So as a newbie, you can make the same goods that the experienced veteran can make. he's probably going to be more efficient, and have a bigger operation overall, but oak is oak, and when you're building a ship you need a LOT of oak. If the market expands -- prices rise, and there's more currency in circulation -- that means that new players are getting more money for their goods right along with the experienced players. There's no 'crafting trash' that you just dump onto a vendor when you're done making it. Every produced item is critical in some way to producing higher-end items. The big advantage as a high-level producer? Transportation. High-level merchants get HUGE ships. And when you're dealing in thousands of tons of oak and iron, you need all the cargo capacity you can get.

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