In the S2 season, due to the initial character balance problems, some players came up and cleared the game.
So the overall price has fallen several times compared to the S1 season.
The S2 season started on January 12, and four hours after the start, the price was roughly three meters a fire.
By about nine o'clock in the evening, the price of fire is already close to one fire per meter, and it takes about 4 to 5 hours for the average player to open up to the otherworld, so the overall is still acceptable.
Since Torchlight Infinite still needs a lot of time to upgrade its cards after entering the otherworld, it will not be as productive as exile.
The next morning, the fire price remained at 1 meter, and it did not begin to fall until about 5 p.m.
However, the average player in Torchlight Infinite does not produce much on the second day, usually only a few hundred fires a day.
Fortunately, the speed of the fire fall is not particularly outrageous, and it will not be cut at every turn like "Road to Exile".
By the third day, most players are almost formed, even if they don't reach the maximum output, it won't be too different.
The fire price has also fallen from 1 meter to about 0.7, and at night there is even only a fire of 0.5 meters, so there is a fire a few days ago or need to be out as soon as possible, otherwise it may be a loss of dozens of pieces in a few hours.
After falling by 0.5, the price of fire stabilized, and there has not been a decline of more than 50% since then.
Basically, every day falls and rises, there is not much change, for the brush game, it can be stable for about a week, which is a very good economic system.
By the 20th, the eighth day, the price of the fire was still 0.4, hardly changing much.
Therefore, if you want to invest in equipment, it is more appropriate to start when the fire price reaches about 0.5, and there will not be much depreciation in a short period of time.