Yeah I noticed my sales gone down alot since the beta came out and probably more pcers moving to consoles cause it feels like less people every day on the pc for some reason.

ArchMikem wrote: »

Unless you've done all the questing, you can still make gold that way. Do quests, fight mobs, loot all the mobs, then sell it all to merchants. It's not large lump sums like playing the guild trader market, but you still make gold.

Every time I farm I do that cause I have the Crown Merchant

Make 12 master writ chars to get gold everyday off writs I guess too lol, I have all 12 unlocked but i'm saving the last 2 I have for both warden specs

teladoy wrote: »

Ohhgrizyyy wrote: »

It's so hard getting gold unless you're a crafter man....Any tips on how to get some? I k ow I could farm sets and sell them but I have horrible luck and don't get good drops that often. It's a pain

No one does money that way I don't know where you've got that information.

The way to do money is going to the public dungeons where the most wanted sets droops. Everything you get you can sell to normal merchants and if you get a good droop you can sell it for 300k like for example the Spinners destro fire staff. You can do easy more than 200k every 2 days.

Well see the problem is I have horrible luck so. I farmed Spinners cause that's what I'm using now. For 3 days I didn't see a single sharpened wanted drop let alone an Inferno Staff

Ohhgrizyyy wrote: »

teladoy wrote: »

Ohhgrizyyy wrote: »

It's so hard getting gold unless you're a crafter man....Any tips on how to get some? I k ow I could farm sets and sell them but I have horrible luck and don't get good drops that often. It's a pain

No one does money that way I don't know where you've got that information.

The way to do money is going to the public dungeons where the most wanted sets droops. Everything you get you can sell to normal merchants and if you get a good droop you can sell it for 300k like for example the Spinners destro fire staff. You can do easy more than 200k every 2 days.

Well see the problem is I have horrible luck so. I farmed Spinners cause that's what I'm using now. For 3 days I didn't see a single sharpened wanted drop let alone an Inferno Staff

Yeah I the crappiest luck as well spent like a month trying to get a spinner sharpened and nothing, also never get master writs higher than 10 now even on my main crafter with like 15 traits left to go and every single motif learned.

Prof_Bawbag wrote: »

DannyLV702 wrote: »

Being a crafter is the worst way to make gold in this game

I disagree. I buy kuta for 5k and I sell them in glyphs for 10k. Easy gold. Mats are also all the rage too. More points into crafting, the more gold mats. Then there's tri pots and tri foods. Again easy gold. I can easily make 500k-a-week through crafting alone. Crafting may be rubbish if you're relying on making set pieces, but selling world drops is just as bad.

Other than the making of actual armour and weapons, I've never understood the negativity surrounding crafting as a whole. Crafting is easily the best way to make gold with little or no effort once you've done the initial time sink.

Edit:I'm PS4, so prices may vary on other platforms.

Any idea how much tri-pots sell for? For a stack of 200? I'm on ps4 as well

Runschei wrote: »

Start stealing and killing. I can give you my special route which grants me a maximum of 40K gold every day (if I do it every day)

If you wouldn't mind messaging me it please do. Does it require Blade of woe/Dark brotherhood tho?

You won't make a lot compared to some options but one very simple and reliable method is stealing.

If I steal the first 50 'Treasure' items I come across and sell them to a fence, then repeat it on a 2nd character I can easily make 5-6k per day, and it only takes me 1/2 an hour in total. You can sell more than 50 items a day if you put points into the skill, and if you spend more time looking and take only green, blue and purple items you can make a lot more money, but I'm happy to settle for getting it done quickly.

I like it because it doesn't require any special knowledge or a particular build and I can do it on my own, spending as much or as little time as I need and still make a reliable profit. Which is important for me because I often have very little time to play and I don't want to waste it getting started on farming something only to find I need to stop before anything drops.

Crafting writs are good too, even if you're not a master crafter. You won't make as much money (or get as good rewards) at the lower levels, but it also helps level your crafts.

With the fence passive maxed, I get 15-20K a day on stolen/mugged items, which usually takes me one to one and a half hours work max a day. Anvil Castle, Scarp Keep are my two main theft spots (plus pickpocketing all the way there and back) but I'm keeping my prime mugging location to myself because I haven't seen anyone else use it and I don't want to have to compete at my best money maker.

Farm raw mats and sell them. You can bank 30k-40k an hour.

The best way to make money is trading, buy low sell high. Also, foresee the changes in the market and act accordingly. It's a mind game.

Prof_Bawbag wrote: »

DannyLV702 wrote: »

Being a crafter is the worst way to make gold in this game

I disagree. I buy kuta for 5k and I sell them in glyphs for 10k. Easy gold. Mats are also all the rage too. More points into crafting, the more gold mats. Then there's tri pots and tri foods. Again easy gold. I can easily make 500k-a-week through crafting alone. Crafting may be rubbish if you're relying on making set pieces, but selling world drops is just as bad.

Other than the making of actual armour and weapons, I've never understood the negativity surrounding crafting as a whole. Crafting is easily the best way to make gold with little or no effort once you've done the initial time sink.

Edit:I'm PS4, so prices may vary on other platforms.

On PC you can make a profit of 300g-500g per legendary glyph xD There's absolutely 0 profit in making potions.