Silver & its deflation.

[Argentis]

I really hate how no one haggles in salem. I try selling a item at a high price and they just go "oh.....nm....too expensive". NO **** YOU ***** MAKE A COUNTER OFFER. There is also the notorious "we need to get a middleman" ***** you and your middleman trade is off.

happens every time

After everything people are still trading with you? I'm impressed.

[Kandarim]

Hell, here's an example from just now:

player X: selling needle
me: i'll pay 750s
reply: no way

end of conversation.
If you don't like my offer, do a counter-offer and most likely we'll be able to work something out.

[Yasso]

Exactly. Which is why I like trading in H&H more; no middle item such as silver to level the trading field. All of it is purely based on pearls or exchanging bulk items of certain quality.

You can still do a point system here if you wanted.

Dallane pls!
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[Claeyt]

I did notice a decrease in the value of silver, but it was something to be expected with the introduction of Debasement and silver veins. It is now increasingly difficult to buy cash shop items through silver but in the meantime the prices of artifacts such as WSS and Spider Eggs remain the same. Overall I see no need for alarm.

prices remain the same yet no-one seems to be selling. Have you had anyone selling a bear paw recently ?

It's not that they're too expensive. Anyone who's able to kill a bear and actually harvest a bear paw from it knows that they're so damn rare that they need to save it instead of sell it. They can get silver another way but they may never see another bear paw.

[Rubberduckbandit]

I really hate how no one haggles in salem.

U wot.

[MagicManICT]

Everything [...] has a price in the real world.

Know I'm a bit late to the discussion here, but I felt this statement needed the correction.

Otherwise, this thread fails so bad, I can't get enough facepalms from the internet.

[Heffernan]

add to boston couches for 1k silver pls perfect moneysink

[Trenial]

There is a saying:

Goods are worth as much as you can get for them.

Let it sink in, and when it dawns on you, good game.