I've been a player since early beta and have loved the direction the game has went in, up to the last update. I hadn't played in a couple weeks, and before the latest update an ar cost roughly 10-12,000 isk. When i logged in I had enough skill points to get a prototype ar, so after upgrading I realized that the prototype ar cost 77,000 isk, and I know that the market has not been integrated between eve and dust as of yet, and with such a price increase I am very worried about the integration. Of the online games I have played, auction houses which sell for in game currency are incredibly over priced by upper tier players solely because they can do so; and I know many eve players who have agreed that there are long time, eve, players who have the isk and ability to sway and flood the market with overpriced items. Keeping an eye on the eve forums for a while I have noticed a large number of players who are upset about dust being ps3 exlusive and not wanting to integrate with console players who are just looking for a new fps, and will more than likely do whatever it takes to ruin the game for said players. But my main concern in all of this is, whether or not ccp, unlike the majority of online games, will take action in any way to prevent this or stop the aformentioned from continuing once it starts. Would like to hear other's thoughts on this, no trolls as this is a legitimate concern for the game's survival, because if nothing is done I don't think the fanbase will continue to be as strong for very long.

No my concern is about the high price difference, and how much so it will change when the two games are linked together. Because I understand the need for balancing the weapon and vehicle prices so that there aren't 4 high level tanks on one team roaming the map adding up k/d ratios. My concern is if the market has increased as much as it has just now with the average map gaining you around 100,000 isk (most are above, just using that as an average), than what will the market fluctuate to when the eve players who loathe the idea of console players being within their realm do to make it nigh impossible to purchase products in market. And when said players do attempt to make things very hard to own, will ccp distinguish itself from other ftp online games and actually take action against players purposefully hurting the gain of the playerbase.