Can we have changes to the market system?

1. Buy the stack and relist what you don't need. Or go up in price to buy fewer but overall price is lower.
2. This is terrible for market corrections. It means that undercutting would be even more obnoxious and potentially cost a lot for people as the market balances out with the rate of purchase.

I hope they don't do any of this.

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Originally Posted by Saix027

My main change i want is stop clustering the game with to many to complicated crafting and items, we not need every new addon 300 new resources to gather, it is way to much simply, use old resorces more often in newer recepts, make everything somewhat valuable simply, stop making one time items like i think one of the Obsidian it was in game only used for ONE item in the wohle game. If you also want button bloat to stop you should also stop item bloat...

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This is one of my biggest gripes about this game. There are enough mats that it takes 6+ retainers to keep mats in inventory for an omnicrafter, if everything you keep on hand is NQ, and you want to make anything. I would absolutely love to see old mats given new uses. I get annoyed when they bring out new furnishings--and they don't go into the economy, or they do in such a way that they're basically valued as junk, like the Ishgardian Restoration furnishings. And the ones from the Kupo scratch-offs devalue and flood the market with items that devalue the ones there. The scratch-offs are fun, and I really love winning delineations, minions and materia, but I don't think they help the economy or value of crafting much. ESPECIALLY when it builds more grinding crafting into the game, instead of crafting where people are selling items that other players want/need that has their name on it. So you get a sense of pride in what you've done.

That said, I know a lot of us enjoy discovering the newest nodes and characteristics on patch day. I wouldn't want to get rid of that. I like what SE did with the last doh/dol upgrade and just came out with a couple new gathered mats and reused older ones.

An economy that keeps as much of the in-game items and materials moving--to me--is the ideal. It means that people are obtaining things they want--at prices they're willing to pay--and crafters/gatherers get social and job fulfillment b/c they're using their jobs to do something fun and possibly challenging.