Maybe a solution for our Market Board issue (stacks vs single item)

[Zozorozo]

If people simply pay attention to what they are pricing their stuff for and how big their stacks are, then the market works fine.

[Jinko]

If people simply pay attention to what they are pricing their stuff for and how big their stacks are, then the market works fine.

Sadly people don't though.

I made 200 odd thousand yesterday also, I'd still want better selling *and more important better buying* functionality though.

[Unaki]

Sadly people don't though.

I made 200 odd thousand yesterday also, I'd still want better selling *and more important better buying* functionality though.

Don't sell in stacks of 99. Break it into smaller stacks. It sells much quicker.

[Vagrant-0]

There is one problem. Being able to buy partial stacks, would, allow people who have steady influx of items to control the market since they could just set a few stacks of something for a price, buy everything significantly cheaper than that price, and just keep refilling those stacks as the partial sales go through.

Instead I'd like to see people being able to list a whole stack of items at a total price instead of a unit price (so you could list 99 of an item for 106 gil, instead of either having to sell the whole stack at 1 gil each (at a 5% loss compared to selling it to NPC) or 2 gil each (being the same price as the NPC)) with having the unit price reflecting this (eg 1.07 gil per item). The total cost would still have to be a whole gil. In this way, it would give more pricing freedom for larger stacks of items (essentially allowing them to set a lower per unit price) without penalizing people who might only want to sell a few items at a time.