I've seen a bunch of people asking how to price this- so I'm going to attempt to do so.
Please know, just because I am a staff member does NOT make my analysis accurate.
I'm going to break down how I came to my conclusion of its value to which you can agree/disagree/combat
and hopefully together we can come up with an average for a starting point for Collector's items.
Here I go!
The bundle is priced at 3,500 Ohms which is equivalent to 70,000 volts
It includes
-3x Crate Item One Changes monthly
-3x Crate Item Two Changes monthly
-5x of Crates (Which gives you a CHANCE at the rare crate item) Changes monthly
-1x the monthly rare item Changes every other month
-1x of the Collector's item Changes every 6 months
Can't argue that this is a lucrative deal.
250 ohms a crate (5k volts)
translates to
5v x 11 = 55,000
If you were to buy those individually, you would have purchased enough
to guarantee a rare which is included in this set.
This leaves a 15k value to be claimed- which sounds very low for Virtuous Guard.
And I'd say most people buy the bundle FOR VG, and hope to sell most of the extra crates.
So the bundle is broken down into
(Crate items)
(crates)
(rare)
(collector)
1/4th of the purpose being VG- if we divided it like that- would value it at 17k.
IN MY OPINION BOTH FACTORS SHOULD BE ADDED.
To which I would personally value VG at
17k plus15k: 32k volts, I'd probably round it down to just 30k volts.
That doesn't make mathematical sense whatsoever, but its the best fair number I could try to justify for this item.
Considering I'm sure most people who buy the bundle aren't typically looking to sell the item. You lose the "deal" aspect,
when trying to avoid the bundle and go for the item. Despite lasting 6 months this is a hard grab and you'd really have to entice
someone to sell it. Hence, why I came to this conclusion.
UP FOR DISCUSSION! Go ahead and put your thoughts below.
TL;DR Just want the conclusion: 30,000 Volts