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People been discussing trade prices, and units of measurement. This is the gold value I've been using over last few weeks. Missing a couple since I don't deal with them, but feel free to leave input, disagree, argue troll or ignore.
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oops, accidentally did a 1000 for map frags will fix.
Great work. Thank you. As a person that sells 60k of wheat a day though I recommend 400 wheat @ 5gc, 1200 wheat @15gc, and 2000 wheat @ 25gc.
I like this, thanks
i like it but should have set a few values higher to restore value and ease of gc movement... plus if we all paid a bit more for things all of us would upgrade much quicker
This will be handy to have around. Thank you. :-)
for bronze/iron swords they tend to go +/- 5gc, as for steel swords you can buy 400 for 100gc now
and for bronze bars they went up a bit to 15gc/400 while iron ores fluctuate between 15-20gc/400
not super accurate but a nice template to see if youre in the right ballpark.
Tools tend to go more toward 35 per 1k and marble tends to go more toward 40-50 per 1k.
this is just a rough template, its by no means an end all. this is more bulk pricing per k. prices can vary significantly however, especially for quantities of only a few k. however, this pricing is close to the price per k when dealing in bulk, and is more of a median between buyers and sellers rather then what one might buy or sell these items for. the more time u take the more favorable of a price u will get. prices will be more favorable if u list trades rather then instant buy a listed trade