Thread: Marketboard insanity

Talk about crashing the market on something... wowzers.

I mean, its something I want, so yay me for bargain prices but... wow.



No wonder the economy is sooooo borked. I know people want their stuff to sell first, but dropping nearly 200k in one shot seems.... stupid beyond all reason??

Maybe I just dont get it, but oh well, saves me a fortune.

well what exactly are you trying to sell?

Yes there's plenty of people who just don't think in the long term.

I personally price match or use the average sell amount, yeah it takes longer but my gil sack will be happy in the end of it.

Originally Posted by Dhalmel

well what exactly are you trying to sell?

Yes there's plenty of people who just don't think in the long term.

I personally price match or use the average sell amount, yeah it takes longer but my gil sack will be happy in the end of it.

If it's the new i90 stuff, those prices are only going to go down over time.

It all depends on what happens when you press the sold history button. If none have ever sold for near 700k, but they always sell near 500k, then it is not so much undercutting as keeping the price where it was already at.

Two sold at 1.4 million... and one at 95k which was a pricing boo boo on the part of the seller I'm sure.

Welcome to Eorzea, the only place I know of where people actually enjoy making less money. Not that there's anything to do with gil, but still.

Originally Posted by Lyrinn

Welcome to Eorzea, the only place I know of where people actually enjoy making less money. Not that there's anything to do with gil, but still.

It's not only that. It's how much the player feels something is worth, or they don't care to check the post listings for the item.

I'm pretty sure the not caring part is more true though.

Originally Posted by Lyrinn

Welcome to Eorzea, the only place I know of where people actually enjoy making less money. Not that there's anything to do with gil, but still.

ITs true. Rather than sell 3 things at a lower price every day they'd rather sell one thing for a super high price once a year.