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Undead_Warrior- [2174792]
Anyone else networth not correct?

Got 700m in items but networth says 1b in items.

EDIT: So I think I have confirmed that it is crimes 2.0 junk. Spent about 5m on crimes 2.0 junk and my NW went up by 30m.
Zino [1314640]
Yeah ive noticed weird changes. Might want to have this moved to Bugs and Suggestions.

I bought a ranked weapon today for 500m but my networth only dropped by 200m lol.

I didnt find any expensive items or anything, I think this may have something to do with the new crime items though.
Undead_Warrior- [2174792]
I noticed my "live" networth on torntools was +400m yesterday and now its updated me to 3.5b as of today.

I've made some money in that time but the items price is completely wrong.
true [2752635]
It happened the same with me but I can't complain about numbers going up, it's the whole reason I play torn
CadillacFrank [2762150]
My NW went up ~$90m, and I can’t figure out where it came from. Torntools says it’s from my item inventory, but I haven’t added any items other than the stuff I’ve been getting from the current 2 nerve crimes.
Sara [2430219]
From CloudJumper, in bugs/issues forums,

Networth contribution of an item is based on a long term average, not just the current Market price or "Value" shown under the description. This is done to avoid manipulation of networth. Hence it is possible for an item to have a higher networth contribution than the Market value.


I am guessing the value of one or more items from crimes 2.0 is largely inflated.