I have a blowout and I want to sell it at a auction. For how much could i sell it? What would be most profitable?
Another question: Would it be a good idea sell it later? After two months, for example? I thought it would do the rarest and profitable acessory.
It depends on many factors...
A) What blowout do you own? Dusky, heavy, prismatic? The price variation will make a difference. If the blowout is a common, such as a regal, which currently can fetch about 6k CR - 8k CR, in a few months it "may" fetch 20K CR, which isn't that great of an inflation. However if the blowout is a rarer version, such as a shadow party blowout, the inflation could be far greater.
B) How many people will hold onto THEIR party blowouts until after the promotion to sell them? When more users try to sell their same item at the same time, prices will deflate, such as that shown of the shadow party accesories of this year, which have been steadily deflating since their release. If many players have the same mind set of "oh, my accesory will become more valuable because it becomes 'unavaliable'" the item may actually see a GREATER decrease after the promotion, such as that of the jack-o-bombheads of last year.
C) Weighing the pro's an cons of having crowns now, opposed to then, when you try to sell the item. If you are a new knight, that 6k CR can be a lot of CR, especially for the FTP players, as it was for I when I was T2. However, if you are satisfied with your inventory and have nothing to buy (ex. 5* gear), you might as well as risk the deflation of the blowout.
On another note, if you like to buy/sell items as a middle man, that 6K CR NOW, can turn into "possibly" 20K CR tomorow, opposed to 20K CR in 2 months, it depends on your activeness and activity.
Overall, if the blowout is a "common", I dont think that the blowout will inflate much, if at all, however it may by a lot in a long time (ex. 6 months +). So if you dont need the money now, supposedly you might as well hold onto it and risk its deflation of 1-2K CR until it inflates, if at all.
If the blowout is a "rare", it may deflate heavily soon or inflate greatly in the future. So in this case it really is a toss up, while it is sure to inflate, how long it will take to reach an amout greater than the current (I say this because in my opinion, I expect a deflation of party accesories after the promo because of what I mentioned earlier).
Sum up: New player? Low on Crowns? Dont have patience? Common accessory? - Sell now
Old player? Not desperate on crowns? Have time and patience? Rare accessory (im not too sure about that one though)? - Sell later
Disclamer: my post is entirely my opinion, and should not be accounted for any loss or gain
Personally, being the inactive, done everything knight, I would hold onto the blowout regardless of rarity and market value (unless it inflates opposite of like the German Economy when individuals had to use wheel barrows of money to buy groceries).
Thanks Hungran.
I'm still a T2 Player and i like the idea of getting crowns fast. But i'm patience and prefer to sell later for a high price that sell now for a low price.
The acessory's name is "Heavy Party Blowout". If I can get more money later than now with it, I prefer to be patience.
In brief, I'm a new player, low on crowns, but i have patience to get money. Sincerely, I just want a good deal.
What you suggest? Sell now or later?
Heavy Blowout wont fetch much now or later (I consider 20K CR, not much). So in your posistion, I would sell now to
use the money as an investment towards your gear, 4K CR - 6K CR, can go a good ways for a T2 player. However I could be wrong, as the blowout could inflate drastically (which is unlikely as to how many there are in circulation).
Overall, I would sell the item now.
Thanks for tips, Hungran. I'll think a little and do my own conclusions, considering what you said.
Please move this thread to the Bazaar forum (by editing the thread and choosing that forum from the menu). Many more people will see your thread there, and many more of them will have an answer. Sorry, I don't know myself.