Quote Originally Posted by LYK08 View Post
Going by your line of reasoning, lets illustrate with an example of a brella. Say, if I want to do the damages caused by a brella, I have to pay for a brella. The price of a brella is therefore a charge/fee/tax and therefore it should not be implemented.

Prior to buyung a brella, I could still Pk with any other weapons such as the noob sword or the starter gun. Since the brella has an additional cost, it is an imposed cost and so is a tax.

Does this make sense?

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I want to own black brella so I wish to trade it from someone for 10 000 shells. Prior to buying a brella there was no restrictions, I purely paid the amount of shells to wish my partner wanted (10 000). Suppose that Graal Era steps in and introduces a trading permit in which they take 50 shells in trades/ transaction of greater value than 5 000 shells; if they wish to continue. I now must pay my partner 10 000 shells and pay a compulsory incurred cost of 50 shells.

This permit IS tax

Do I make myself clear?