Kidgangster101 wrote: »So then what do you do about the people that are selling spots on console? That people claim doesn't happen but I'm 100% telling you it does, I have seen it first hand when my guild didn't get a spot lol.
Also what about all the people that are creating fake eso accounts so they can run multiple traders? They buy up entire areas (the most popular areas on top of that) with every single guild. Therefore others guilds have to submit to that person's will and join them for a good spot, or they have to buy a spot barely anyone goes to? (PS the leader of my trader guild is level 7............)
If you do get a good city spot the guilds that are there demand you price match them or you won't be able to get that spot again because they have more than enough money to jack up the price and kick you out.
Some guilds force you to pull down items that are more than 3 days old it has been reported on other threads just like this. How is that fair they are being told how to sell their items?
So please tell me how a global auction house wouldn't be better than guild mafias that can lock anyone out that they want? I have even heard of players being blackballed and not allowed into any trading guild on console. That is not fair.
Just on those examples alone it shows that having a trader system like this where the players are in charge of it is a terrible idea. The reason this doesn't happen in other games is you don't need a guild/trader to post items. Pugs won't care who you are they just want the item, therefore anyone can sell.
How is this alright? So you claim a player that could potentially corner a market is worse that guild traders cornering markets now?
I have posted this in numerous places and people ignore me lol. They say this stuff doesn't happen and we don't need to change but here we are once again so I will post this and see if people can answer it.
I'm so confused... So they are not bidding on the traders just selling them? How do they get them to sell in the first place? Do they bid on them? If so is that not what we are supposed to do? Blind bid says they can be beat?
Micah_Bayer wrote: »You're mad you aren't getting rich, but if you got the spot, those other players wouldn't be getting rich. Seems fair to me, just bid more. It's a bidding war afterall.
Micah_Bayer wrote: »You're mad you aren't getting rich, but if you got the spot, those other players wouldn't be getting rich. Seems fair to me, just bid more. It's a bidding war afterall.
xxthir13enxx wrote: »Tbh....the Answer is pretty simple.... if no Guild buys the spot off the Ghost Trader....than the Ghost Trader will be Broke in no time....they only profit if someone is willing to buy it off them afterwards.
It’s just annoying to see 3 out of 5 guild traders in main town are selling 0 items, with silly guild names like “L-A-M-O”, etc.
Then after a few hours they being changed to some big trading guilds, and you know they have to pay those spots under the table elsewhere to the mafia monopoly of the guild trading scene on ps4 na, like everyone have to be their alliance of friend or pay x5 the money to get a trading spot.
I don’t know how ZOS don’t see this is a scam and exploit of how the bidding market is intended to be.
@ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_JessicaFolsom please stop the ridiculous exploit week on week that we see on ps4 na, if anyone cares.
DragonRacer wrote: »xxthir13enxx wrote: »Tbh....the Answer is pretty simple.... if no Guild buys the spot off the Ghost Trader....than the Ghost Trader will be Broke in no time....they only profit if someone is willing to buy it off them afterwards.
Sure, that's the simple solution.
Now, tell me how to get guilds to stop buying ghost trader stalls. Across the entire server.
Well I can't say I'm surprised that this is dead now. Quite unfortunate.
So let me see if I understand the OP's premise.
The ghost traders win the bid then somehow the traders are sold for more to someone else when no one was willing to bid high enough to win it. Somehow the bid winner finds someone to pay more than what anyone was willing to bid for it originally.
Does no one else see the flaw in that logic?
Geesh PS4 na up your bids already and just win the spot, no drama required.
DragonRacer wrote: »
Tan9oSuccka wrote: »DragonRacer wrote: »
It really is.
Most are oblivious to the practice or directly involved. That’s why most of these posts go silent.
There’s also the very real possibility of being blacklisted from the major guilds, so people choose to be quiet.
So let me see if I understand the OP's premise.
The ghost traders win the bid then somehow the traders are sold for more to someone else when no one was willing to bid high enough to win it. Somehow the bid winner finds someone to pay more than what anyone was willing to bid for it originally.
Does no one else see the flaw in that logic?
Geesh PS4 na up your bids already and just win the spot, no drama required.