Suggestion on minor & major features/improvements

[Amiabelle]

With regard to quantity buying, why not implement a discount system? Off the top of my head, here's how it could go:

• Seller puts up 99 superstuffs at 100 gil apeice (total for stack = 9,900)
• Game asks "Would you like to offer a bulk discount, yes/no?"
• If Seller answers Yes No, the stack must be sold as is (any Buyer must buy all 99)
• If Seller answers No Yes, the "standard discounts" will be displayed on the Market Board

The "standard discounts" would be

• Buyer buys 1-10 items, pays full price (100 gil per item)
• Buyer buys 11-25 items, receives 5% discount (95 gil per item)
• Buyer buys 26-50 items, receives 10% discount (90 gil per item)
• Buyer buys 51+ items, receives 20% discount (80 gil per item)

Seller wins because they can list more items in fewer spaces, while still being accommodating to Buyers who don't want/need a full stack. Buyer wins because they can purchase as much or as little as they need.

[ilKhan]

With regard to quantity buying, why not implement a discount system? Off the top of my head, here's how it could go:

• Seller puts up 99 superstuffs at 100 gil apeice (total for stack = 9,900)
• Game asks "Would you like to offer a bulk discount, yes/no?"
• If Seller answers Yes, the stack must be sold as is (any Buyer must buy all 99)
• If Seller answers No, the "standard discounts" will be displayed on the Market Board

The "standard discounts" would be

• Buyer buys 1-10 items, pays full price (100 gil per item)
• Buyer buys 11-25 items, receives 5% discount (95 gil per item)
• Buyer buys 26-50 items, receives 10% discount (90 gil per item)
• Buyer buys 51+ items, receives 20% discount (80 gil per item)

This. This makes sense.

[Galen_Malchome]

While that sounds like a nice system it fails the KISS method. Either allow one to buy part of a stack or don't. But making fancy break points that work for you may not work for another or the discount scaling may not be right.