Its just that I feel that there needs to be a standard price list or some kind of list which list's items according to how rare they are, Because you might not find that stuff on AH. Its just so that the knights can rate the items and so the standard pricing can be set,In Auction House many people overprice certain items and it is difficult to decide the worth of such items.
People please give some ideas on this and so maybe then i can move this to the suggestions.
Promo costumes are cheap when release but become rare and expensive with time. Every craftable equipment or useable (keys, trinket slots) depend strictly on energy prices.
Anyways the item is worth whatever you'd pay for it. Thats how an auction works.
Well you are right , I just hate the fact that the Strangers are taking 25 Cr for 5* mats, All i want is that the price at which we sell our items to Strangers increase,or there is a system in which Knights can Tell that they have that item and can rate those items , or something like a Need List so that we can rate the items according to the demand and from that algorithm a Standard Price List can be prepared.
One of the things I enjoy the most in MMOs is making money off the markets/auction house.
If you want a list of 'normal' prices for each item, you'll have to make one of your own, as that's what I'm doing :P
Please Tell us and post the list as a reply...and we will discuss the changes that have to be made in the prices
Well, uh, I actually haven't quite started yet (I'm lazy)
The Merchant players of SK will descend on this soon. :3
One missleading argument I can bring up regarding this: Prices of 5-star materials! I would argue that they are universally under priced. When you take into account the mathematical odds of a 5-star material drop combined with the mathematical odds of you getting the 5-star material in a party of 2, 3 or 4, and the quantitative total of CE usage for elevator spending based on those odds, then crosschecking that number with the equivalent value of a 5-star material when purchased in Spark Tokens and taking a mean average of the two different overall numbers in Crowns.
While the above argument is an accountant or economist's *** dream, the rest of us just go cross-eyed. SO we'll settle for this explanation: prices are always going to be relative to supply vs demand, and all the economy 101 phooey. Deciding an item's value will really have to depend on each player individually, weighing factors such as how much a player wants/needs the item, how many are available, and how much is one player willing to spend.
Cheers!