What is everything worth?

schummy14

Is there some sort of guide to show what the average prices are of each item? Not sure if this is the right place to put this thread, but I have a turpen and I'm not sure what price to sell it at, stuff like that you know?

Krision

You need Master Merchant

KerinKor

Krision wrote: »

You need Master Merchant

Unless he's on a console in which case he's screwed because this guild-based fail of an economy provides no history for guidance.

driosketch

Are you selling in chat or through a store?

schummy14

Through a store, because I am on Xbox one.. So that kinda sucks if I'm screwed lol.

KerinKor

schummy14 wrote: »

Through a store, because I am on Xbox one.. So that kinda sucks if I'm screwed lol.

Well, you're screwed insofar as you don't have the tool you need to be able to discover what prices people are being charged by the like of those who 'play the AH' and force up prices: they profit at others' expense, that's why I despise them.

schummy14

Well that sucks, but I guess that's life huh..

Nestor

He's not screwed, he just has to do some leg work. You don't need an addon for this.

Go around to the Guild stores and look at the stuff you want to sell. Anything that still for sale after 5 to 10 days is probably too high a price, unless it's rare. But, it is not too hard to determine what a fair buy or sell price is after visiting a few kiosks.

And, quite frankly, you just have to price so you are competitive with the kiosks that are around the one your selling from, not the entire market for most items.

Note, Kiosks just came out about 10 days ago, so pricing has in no way settled down, so it wil change over time.

driosketch

He's not screwed, here's some tips.

First off the prices on the console haven't quite settled down, so you'll need to check again down the road.

First check for this item in you own store.

Second, if you have a kiosk, check the other kiosks in that zone and compare.

When things settle down more, you'll want to check the major hubs to get a general idea of the market. On the PC this means the seven kiosk clusters in the second zone of each faction plus the one in Craglorn, as well as Rawl'ka.

For now on the console, the kiosks in the first two zones will give you a better idea of true market value. That's 18 shops, (20 if you check the starters), which isn't too bad.

I'd say for turpen, any that you see that have been on the market for 3 days or more are priced too high.

schummy14

Thanks a lot guys!