A way to remove "/fixed" tag

I was thinking us Elite+s should have a way to pay meebles to remove the /fixed tag. This way, they could sell the item(s) to all ranks instead. All it would do would be to remove the tag, and leave the Durability unchanged.
It could be a fixed amount payed or a different amount per tool.
It could be /fix remove? And of course, it would only be given to players that are Elite+
Thanks for reading!

 

step 1. give /fixed item to citizen
step 2. fix in anvil
step 3. ???
step 4. useless thread

 

This quite literally defeats the purpose of the tag.

 

Make it really overpriced then?
@chaos546

 

This really does defeat the purpose of the tag. The tag is there so nobody Elite+ can constantly /fix items for their friends with lower ranks. With this idea that would become a possibility again. Secondly, if it's really overpriced then what's the point since you plan on selling it to make a profit, if it's overpriced then you wont be able to sell it.

 

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Would be useful but it

 

I think Del already addressed this pretty well, but truly, it wouldn't balance out. It would either be overpriced enough that selling it wouldn't make you a profit, or it would defeat the purpose of the tag altogether.

 

Bump... Accidentally

Anyway you could make it overpriced depending on how good the item is.

 

Oh... Oops...

 

Just make it super overpriced. since it wouldn't make a profit what would be the point? Although some people might find a use for it thr majority of elites+ wouldn't so it wouldn't matter.

 

Well said.



Anyways, I think you can still do this by combining the item with another unenchanted version in an anvil - I feel that this is the best way to 'remove' the tag since it still costs a solid amount of cash to get rid of it, the anvil limits the possible enchantments with a max. experience cap, and it becomes increasingly expensive experience-wise to remove the tag; in my opinion paying meebles would be unnecessary.

 

what??

 

Denied. The point of /fix is to stop the sales.

 

-1. Personally I think this isn't necessary as it defeats the purpose of /fix.