Ill give you ....for that!

benjamino613

I know this has been discussed before but here goes. As a new player i have no idea how much stuff sells for. I know there are price guides for xbox na amd pc servers but cant find anything for xbox eu server. Does any one know of such a thing that is up to date? If not, how similar is xbox na to eu with regards to pricing? Can i rely on those guides?

Would appreciate any help

Thanks!

mad0ni0n

I'm sure the prices on the xbox na and eu servers aren't that different. you can check what something is worth by checking the guild stores.

Beardimus

Check the guild stores and you'll soon get a feel..easy way is join 2-3 trading guilds and you can then search the item, hit yellow to switch guilds amd save the search. Doesn't take long to scope out rough values

Nestor

EU prices tend to be higher than NA prices, for some odd inexplicable reason.

What I did before I used an addon that told me this information was to shop a few groups of Kiosks to see what things are listed for. Of course, just because it is listed at that price, does not mean it moves at that price. So, for commodities like crafting mats that everyone sells, only pay attention to things that have been listed for less than 7 days. For rare items like certain recipes, motifs and end game dropped set items, those can sit in the store for a week or three before they sell, so broaden your pricing survey.

There are two ways to price things, wholesale or retail. Wholesale, your selling for a fraction of the usually price, like 50% to 60% so it will move fast, probably to someone who will flip it, but you don't care, you got your gold today. Or, you can try to maximize the gold you get, but just know your going to wait a week or two sometimes to sell it.

This Wholesale thing does not work all that well for Mats, just list those close to the same price it seems everyone else is selling it for. Better to wholesale the rarer items or the dropped set items.

benjamino613

Ah you can save searches? Know this not, i did. Thanks. But with regards to joining guild ive joined a few but is there any 'famous' guilds in xb eu that have loadsa members with central locations anyone can recommend? Thanks for the info!!!

benjamino613

Also a problem im having with guild stores is that simple mats like iron/ steel ore are never for sale so i hve no idea what these go for and as a starter these are the things im able to farm. Just seems like everyones too experienced for these things to have a Market anymore.

IS THERE ANY HOPE FOR THIS POOR BESOTTED NOOB!?

Nestor

benjamino613 wrote: »

Also a problem im having with guild stores is that simple mats like iron/ steel ore are never for sale so i hve no idea what these go for and as a starter these are the things im able to farm. Just seems like everyones too experienced for these things to have a Market anymore.

IS THERE ANY HOPE FOR THIS POOR BESOTTED NOOB!?

For mats like this, pretty much anything below end game materials sell for around the same price per stack. So, find stack of any metal and see what that is listed for and sell your iron for the same price or unit price. There might be a slight premium on the first two tiers of mats as they are harder to farm and everyone is buying them.

AntMan100673

I'm xbox EU and the main trade cities seem to be Mournehold (EP) & Rawl'Kha (AD), as an EP player I only see the real hustle and bustle of Mournehold which is where one of my guilds has a trader. After that in no particular are Wayrest (DC), Elden Root (AD) and Bel'Karth (no alliance). You're right there's not much of a market for low level crafting materials, your best bet is either to refine it and sell the improvement items or sell it unrefined.

Travy_2Hype

AntMan100673 wrote: »

You're right there's not much of a market for low level crafting materials, your best bet is either to refine it and sell the improvement items or sell it unrefined.

I wouldn't say there is no market; maybe a small market. You never realize how difficult it is to find low level materials until you actually look for them. I decided to start and level new characters and to do so was making training gear and was dumb founded by how difficult it was to find low level materials.