How to Earning Money on Flyff

People have asked me, and I’ve seen a lot of people beg for money, and it’s quite annoying. I’ve made a list of ways to make your own money:

1. Buy low and sell high: Find rare items that people are selling that is reasonably cheap, buy them and sell resell them, but raise the price.
   
2. Buy Cash Shop Items, such as Sprotects, and sell them: They sell for at least 5mil a piece. This is done buy using REAL money to buy Gpotatoes. Use the Gpotatoes to buy things in the Cash Shop.
   
3. Do quests: You earn money by finishing some quests.
   
4. Farm: This is a term used when you kill a certain mob for hours in order to get rare items and money. Some of my friends have actually let the mob kill them to prevent themselves from leveling.
   
5. Giant Hunt: Giants in Flyff have good drops. They drop items around their level range. You could sell the good items for a lot of money.

All ways to earn extra cash are long. You might not make a lot of it in a few days, unless you’re lucky.

And some useful information for those desperate people searching for “penya hacks”: There is no such thing as a penya hack. If you find one, it’s most likely a keylogger. The “hack” will steal your account name and password. They will take all your items and money! Do not do that.

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Expert Tips to Making Money in Flyff

Flyff is a game based more or less on individuals economic decisions. Through inflation and deflation a player must have money at will in order to create a successful and dominate character in the game. The unique thing about Flyff is the fact that it has a ? Cash Shop? which premium items can be purchased through in-order to ?kick-start? someone?s bank balance or just to give their character the coolest and latest look.

First step:

The first step to making money in Flyff is having money to spend. There are many ways to do this through quests, collecting dropped money and selling drops or buying from the cash shop. Once you?ve gotten some money in the bank, you can start the process of becoming rich. Using the advanced party skills of ?Gift Box? and ?Fortune Circle? you can either kill normal mobs or kill giants to receive a higher rate of drops. This is the easiest way to get started but the first rule to remember is, don?t spend all that money yet!

Second step:

The second step is to merchant, merchanting in Flyff is basically buying items cheaper then the going rate and selling them at a price higher then you have bought them, making money off your purchase. Although this is high risk, it does offer a high return over time and one mistake isn’t? the end of the world.

Finally, Flyff is based on both a player?s actions and luck, if you play it smart and aim to make money by merchanting you and your character will be rolling in penya before you know it, but remember it?s just a game and if you make a mistake just try again.

Making Enough Money To Survive

Ok, so no doubt you are here for one of two reasons:

1. You are new to the game and want to know how to make some quick penya to buy that nice weapon/armour/shield/set etc.

2. You want to see why this guide may or may not be different to all of the other guides out there.

This is my first time writing a guide so don’t flame me if it’s not all that good. The guide itself may not be any different to any other “Money making” guide out there, but at the very least it could simply be forgotten about. I appreciate any Constructive criticism and any spelling/grammar errors within my guide being reported. Without further stalling, I present to you BloodRedAngel’s money making guide.

Note: This guide is now aiming to be Version 11 friendly.

Quote From The Guide:

Things that are worth selling at NPC’s:

1. Browns (Same as greens but brown instead =p) Unless it’s a shield (I.E Avalon/Ancient/Battle Shield) these aren’t worth much but are suprisingly good selling point at NPC’s

I will however reword that as it does sound a tad confusing the way I put it

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Originally Posted by Blackvoice

Very nice guide. This should have existed sooner. *sigh* All that I learned on my own… ow, stupid overpriced starcandies…

v.v I thought most of this was covered in guides given the multitude of them I’ve seen out there. A bad way to learn about that but at least that way you won’t fall for it twice =]

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Originally Posted by FlyffSoul

Hmm I wonder why this guide got less than a 20% rating. My guide called how to be a successful assist got a bad rating today also.Some idiot is going around derating our guides cuz they feel like it. pisses me off.

^^ Well I’m not hugely bothered about the rating, the guide is here for use regardless of rating, word of mouth can work better than ratings. All it takes is for someone to quote this guide in a topic on the forums and the news will be spread and the rating should be ignored/fixed.

Just need a few more faults/that pm on the 2nd class Gianting info and I can get to work on the next “Version”

Oh yeah, and I’ve been at work all day so I’m only gonna reply this week after 6:00 PM BST

If there’s no info on gianting I’ll start the next version in an hour or so

BloodRedAngel

Oh final note, next time I get on flyff I’m gonna get a picture for the guide though if someone could get me a picture before then that represents this guide I’d be very grateful

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