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How much did you pay for your Guild Trader? (Round Two)
Rodario
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If you WON the auction, we would like to know what your bid was.
You do not have to specify the trader's location, if you feel doing so would hurt your future chances.
If you won both rounds so far, please provide the most recent winning bid.
Edited by Rodario on August 27, 2014 9:37AM You do not have to specify the trader's location, if you feel doing so would hurt your future chances.
If you won both rounds so far, please provide the most recent winning bid.
Victoria Lux - Templar Tank
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How much did you pay for your Guild Trader? (Round Two) 82 votes
Less than 1'000
2%
2 votes
1'000-9'999
1%
1 vote
10'000-24'999
3%
3 votes
25'000-49'999
1%
1 vote
50'000-99'999
2%
2 votes
100'000-199'999
0%
0 votes
200'000-499'999
0%
0 votes
500'000-999'999
1%
1 vote
1'000'000 or more
3%
3 votes
I'd like to see the results
84%
69 votes
3
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Rodario✭✭✭✭✭Because of the limitations on poll options, I chose to only ask for the winning bids this time around, thus offering a wider range of amounts.Victoria Lux - Templar Tank
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Rodario✭✭✭✭✭If you're interested in the results, please leave a comment. Because there is no need for a discussion here, the poll will otherwise float into the nethers of the forum.Victoria Lux - Templar Tank
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✭✭I looked at the results, because I don't have a guild Trader.
Interestingly that looks like what everyone else did too.People believe what they either want to be true or what they are afraid is true!
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✭AlexDougherty wrote: »I looked at the results, because I don't have a guild Trader.
Interestingly that looks like what everyone else did too.
Well, considering the ratio of non-guild leaders to guild leaders is going to be huge, of course that would be the biggest.
Interesting that, if they're to be believed, one million and more is the winner. Wow, hard to think that's worth it in the long run--how much do these things take in???This message confirms that you have successfully cancelled your subscription to The Elder Scrolls Online. You will no longer be charged for a subscription on a recurring basis, and your access to the game will expire at the end of your current subscription cycle.
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ExiledKhallisi✭✭✭✭✭There is simply not a profitable return to warrant more than 200k gold bid on a guild. An individual guild member can possibly profit quite a bit but the small tax returned to guild is marginal.>>>>>>>>(DC)Guild Master of Biestas 250+ Active Members<<<<<<<<||||||Vr14 Sorc: Darkened Soul vr14 Templar: Tiffaney||||||“Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt.”
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GnatB✭✭✭✭ExiledKhallisi wrote: »There is simply not a profitable return to warrant more than 200k gold bid on a guild. An individual guild member can possibly profit quite a bit but the small tax returned to guild is marginal.
But, the guilds with vendors making more money for their members will have an easier time getting members.
That said, if gold sellers want a monopoly, with 800 or so accounts and around 1 mill gp per vendor, they could pretty much lock down the market and charge whatever prices they want. Doubt even that would be worth it, though it would give them a pretty good monopoly. Of course, that would assume people would still buy at their prices... and wouldn't just simply resort to their own guilds.
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Rodario✭✭✭✭✭ExiledKhallisi wrote: »There is simply not a profitable return to warrant more than 200k gold bid on a guild. An individual guild member can possibly profit quite a bit but the small tax returned to guild is marginal.
But, the guilds with vendors making more money for their members will have an easier time getting members.
That said, if gold sellers want a monopoly, with 800 or so accounts and around 1 mill gp per vendor, they could pretty much lock down the market and charge whatever prices they want. Doubt even that would be worth it, though it would give them a pretty good monopoly. Of course, that would assume people would still buy at their prices... and wouldn't just simply resort to their own guilds.
I suspect in that scenario people would exclusively use /z and their own guilds for buying and selling. Like they do now, actually. I wont go into exact numbers, but I saw public interest in guild traders plummetting really fast in the first two weeks.Edited by Rodario on August 28, 2014 7:25AMVictoria Lux - Templar Tank
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