Nothing Protects You Like Pam's Song!

At the moment Pam's Song is a far cheaper way to make perfect weapons, no matter how you look at it. I mean geez, people probably have used over 10-20 White Scrolls (for the lucky) just for a perfect weapon via White Scrolls with 50% scrolls. Now imagine back then when the only way to make a perfect weapon was through 10%s.

2. Pineapple up the economy. Demand for exchanging mesos to NX would go up a lot, making NX worth a whole lot more mesos.

This already happened due to Miracle cubes. The NX ratio went from 13:1 to 15:1 and it's ticking me off.

Yeah but...moreso would be even worse. :|

*twitch* they can suck my plantain and i still wouldnt pay 20 bucks for this.

It's like Nexon lowers all scroll success rates if you have a Pam's Song in your inventory.

Could someone explain to me the difference between WS and PS? I've never been rich enough to blow 350M-500M on a white scroll to know how it works. I know it saves a slot, but is it only consumed when the scrolling fails? or does it get consumed even if your scrolling is a success?

If it's the former, Pam's song sounds well worth it, as the description states it's only used if your scroll fails. You actually have the option to say "meh i'll take the slot hit", or "omg save my slot plz"...

I'd pay 19500 NX for a Pam's song if I could afford to.

Could someone explain to me the difference between WS and PS? I've never been rich enough to blow 350M-500M on a white scroll to know how it works. I know it saves a slot, but is it only consumed when the scrolling fails? or does it get consumed even if your scrolling is a success?

If it's the former, Pam's song sounds well worth it, as the description states it's only used if your scroll fails. You actually have the option to say "meh i'll take the slot hit", or "omg save my slot plz"...

I'd pay 19500 NX for a Pam's song if I could afford to.

As someone said. It's more like insurance in that you get your reimbursement (slot stays) if it fails and nothing happens if it works/everything is okay.