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Consumer's can't find stuff in the Market Stalls?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 1:07 am
by DeepSixed
I tried a search for this criteria "Can't Find" and came up with 1234 posts. If the thread exists, alas, I don't have the patience for it.

I've been frustrated by the grotesque Market, seemingly all filled with merchants and I still can't find anything I need that isn't 2-10x the price it should be.

Royal Jelly is now roughly 60s each...but when I returned to the game (year plus ago) it what 25s and I was advised not to buy over 35s... WTF?!


To all you Consumers: If you need something that isn't for sale and are not comfortable with Barrel Bandits; let merchants know what you need and if you think something is overpriced.

Do not PM me.

This is not personal- this is general and chances are you'll get best price for goods.

(tigher markets could help me too!)

Re: Consumer's can't find stuff in the Market Stalls?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 2:48 am
by Heffernan
bad idea why not let people create there own trade threads with stuff there buying..

Re: Consumer's can't find stuff in the Market Stalls?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 10:50 am
by svablas
there is no such thing as overpriced stuff. This is free market and players set up price as they wish, and yes there is no RIGHT or WRONG price. Grow up man.

Re: Consumer's can't find stuff in the Market Stalls?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 10:54 am
by Dallane
svablas wrote:there is no RIGHT or WRONG price


There is since the economy has been setting the prices around the same area for the last 4 years

Re: Consumer's can't find stuff in the Market Stalls?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 10:57 am
by svablas
Dallane wrote:
svablas wrote:there is no RIGHT or WRONG price


There is since the economy has been setting the prices around the same area for the last 4 years


If we assume that your imaginary friends are real than yes there is right and wrong price.

Re: Consumer's can't find stuff in the Market Stalls?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 10:59 am
by Dallane
svablas wrote:
Dallane wrote:
svablas wrote:there is no RIGHT or WRONG price


There is since the economy has been setting the prices around the same area for the last 4 years


If we assume that your imaginary friends are real than yes there is right and wrong price.


I understand that you are retarded to potato and back but please do some research into how this game's econ works.

Re: Consumer's can't find stuff in the Market Stalls?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 9:49 pm
by svablas
i was wrong about your imaginary friends... that is much worse. But really i expected a mature argument from a moderator not like this, its like saying that god exist and if you think otherwise you are retarded and vise versa...

Re: Consumer's can't find stuff in the Market Stalls?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 9:53 pm
by Dallane
svablas wrote:i was wrong about your imaginary friends... that is much worse. But really i expected a mature argument from a moderator not like this, its like saying that god exist and if you think otherwise you are retarded...


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At no point was I moderating this thread. If you have a issue or comments about moderation or me as a moderator then you can send a PM to meow.

Re: Consumer's can't find stuff in the Market Stalls?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 10:01 pm
by svablas
in some cultures beat a woman is natural and have been done by generation so that it right behavior? same with market prices, there is NO such thing as right or wrong price, but there is traditional price (or traditional behavior) that is subject to change according to situation and merchants reactions to each other prices, consumers buying will and so on.

Re: Consumer's can't find stuff in the Market Stalls?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 10:05 pm
by Dallane
svablas wrote:in some cultures beat a woman is natural and have been done by generation so that it right behavior? same with market prices, there is NO such this as right or wrong price, but there is traditional price (or traditional behavior) that is subject to change according to situation and merchants reactions to each other prices, consumers buying will and so on.


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