Where do you get your money???

Narvuntien · August 2017

Selling loot in guild

Selling mats.

I am not subbed so my inventory and bank otherwise fill up so fast.
So I am constantly selling my mats and buying them back when I need them.

Betsararie · August 2017

Look into flipping items.... I just made 80k the other day on one item. Bought for one price. Sell for another. You have to know where to look and what to look for. Took me some time to find out.

I have to admit that when I first got into making gold, I thought flipping items would not be realistic, of course that is not the case.

Nemesis7884 · August 2017

Dungeons and trials

While maybe not the most efficient way....dungeoning allows you to get gear, money, skills and skillpoints as well as research items all at the same time

Epona222 · August 2017

Kyle1983b14_ESO wrote: »

You forgot chesting

Good grief, I have been doing Vvard chest runs and still haven't found a single page, I swear this game hates me, I must have angered some RNG deity at some point. (And yes I do have treasure hunter CP passive unlocked!)

D0PAMINE · August 2017

Literally combine everything everyone else posted. If you want quick cash, you farm 1 or 2 things(temper or gear) . If you want income, you dabble in EVERYTHING.

disintegr8 · August 2017

Selling loot in guild

Selling whatever I can to those people who can't be bothered finding things for themselves.

You want to pay me for mats instead of farming them yourself, thank you. You want to buy food/potions/poisons instead of making them yourself, thank you. You want to buy motifs instead of finding/earning them yourself, thank you.

Basically I make gold out of other peoples lack of time or laziness. Thank you.

Nova Sky · August 2017

How do I get my my money? Well, I work a full-time job and manage to squirrel away some into savings, 401k and stocks and ... oh, wait, you mean ESO. Sorry. Farm. I farm. A lot.

Integral1900 · August 2017

Six charecters all with 340 plus skill points all doing daily crafting writs, plus hirelings means a mountain of loot

Sell any ornate items, surplus gold crafting items and alchemy stuff. Keep it nice and cheep for a steady total of about 40000 gold a day

I don't farm for stuff unless I'm running short, keeping an eye open while questing supplies all I need

Minyassa · August 2017

Quests

Quests and stealing, I should say. Neither is really fast, but I rarely ever need to buy anything so I only need money to save up for houses.

Pele · August 2017

Stealing, murdering, writs, dungeons, chests, troves - basically I loot anything and everything when I play. It all adds up to a ton of gold and mats. The awesome thing is I don't play to make gold. Gold accumulation is a natural byproduct of simply playing the game for funsies.

jaschacasadiob16_ESO · August 2017

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Asardes · August 2017

Selling loot in guild

I never flipped items because I found it tedious but I've sold plenty of surplus mats and gear. I don't farm intentionally but pick things up along the way. I subbed recently so I will sell less frequently and in bigger stacks. I will also stop selling some raw mats and turn them into consumables and sell those instead. Tri-pots, stamina+brutality+critical, magicka+sorcery+critical as well as some foods tend to sell quite well.

FrancisCrawford · August 2017

Different techniques work best at different times. Also, changing them up is a good idea anyway, for fear of being bored.

Further, prices are different on different servers, so the answers may be server-specific anyway. That said:

1. Easiest is hirelings.

2. Also easy s doing top-tier consumable crafting writs on max characters. You can make the stuff in advance (big stacks for alchemy & provisioning, whatever you have bag space for in enchanting). Three writs is 2K gold, and the value of other rewards surely exceeds the costs of what you make.

3. However, for each of those you need to invest time, gold and skill points in leveling the crafts.

4. Generic high-volume mob farming is said to work well, but presumably it helps a lot to have the banker and/or merchant assistants.

5. Making good money crafting stuff and selling it in guild stores requires noticing market conditions as to what will actually sell. Don't expect people to give you their best current ideas for that (and they'll be server-specific anyway).

LadyDestiny · August 2017

Selling loot in guild

I get most from selling in GT's. Loot and gear drops, mats etc. There are some peeps out there in game that do shady business practices unfortunately with bot farmers, gold sellers etc. I do not recommend that route.

TankinatorFR · August 2017

Farm things that peoples refuse to farm themself but still wish to acquire and sell it to them. Lots of option for an average but continuous gain, and it still work even if RNG gods are against you.

failkiwib16_ESO · August 2017

Left4Daud wrote: »

Buy low, sell high!

This is pretty much the best and fastest way of doing business, but requires a certain amount of knowledge of the market + start-up gold budget.

Miscalculations can come with great losses too, and I have lost millions on this. I still gained much more, which is why I continue

AoDD33pfri3d · August 2017

Stealing

I break in people's homes and steal items only worth 100 or more, on a good day I can make 30k. Now I have 5 other characters and once they are caught up to my main I should be getting atleast 180K a day.

randomkeyhits · August 2017

Selling loot in guild

1. Don't spend it,

2. Become a delve/dungeon vacuum cleaner and pick up everything, use it to skill up alts and do the daily professions.

3. Avoid housing. (see #1)

Tai-Chi · August 2017

I make gold from all of the listed activities - to a greater or lesser extent - except Begging.

There are other activities such as Daily Writs, Master Writs, Crafting , Harvesting, Pledges, Dolmens, Treasure Chests and Treasure Maps that ultimately all bring in a steady influx of gold.

starkerealm · August 2017

Left4Daud wrote: »

Buy low, sell high!

"Flipping."

Which is a pretty good way to make some cash.

Personally, I go more for selling mats, which isn't exactly the same market as selling loot. Though, I'll toss up the occasional neat bauble I find and don't want, or motif pages I don't need.

starkerealm · August 2017

ZiRM wrote: »

I could tell you but then everyone would do it.

Ah, the old Provisioner two-step. I see what you're doing there ZiRM.

Kali_Despoine · August 2017

You forgot gold sellers fyi

WhoSlappedThePie · August 2017

Farming for mats, sell the mats or get items while farming, farm some more, sell all the extra items to merchant for 2-5k here and there when your bags are full... get lucky & find an apheric cipher and stuff...

TelvanniWizard · August 2017

Quests

Poor as hell...

Irfind · August 2017

Selling loot in guild

Well this and stealing

theher0not · August 2017

A mix between stealing and selling stuff.

Radinyn · August 2017

Begging

Send some more, please.
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/319614/poor-khajiit

pod88kk · August 2017

Quests

Crafting writs daily on 12 characters makes me about 250k a week plus millions in mats

Turelus · August 2017

Selling loot in guild

Selling unwanted loot and market trading mostly.

Stinkyremy · August 2017

I used to have a thriving glyph business, I would buy runes from zone chat, in bulk, then make loads of high class glyphs and sell them in stores. I was making up to 300k net a day from stores, but eventually the irl gold farmers/scammers with multiple dummy accounts and guilds caught wind, muscled me out of business and now it isn't worth doing any more. Well as a business. i still sell my surplus runes as glyphs.
Still I made millions within a few months, I know all motifs apart from buoyant, and that was my long term goal, to learn all motifs and make money as a master crafter.