Agreed

Ok, but white items are also designed as stolen loot to sell. Should I destroy white items just because I need space for more expensive loot? I don't like this idea. I should be given enough space to sell all loot. The Trafficker's limits should be reworked, we push forward, we change the game, why this is still on the same level.

I think the idea is to not take the white items to start with. If you're autolooting, and autostealing, then you have to choose to destroy or wait til the following day. The alternative is to not autosteal, and then choose which items you do steal, taking green/blue and leaving white behind...at least the way it's set up now...

did they change the behaviour so it only resets when full? I could only sell four pieces yesterday till i reached the limit.

I only sell green or higher quality items, but I still feel that 140 items a day isn't enough. With the huge goldsink that Homestead created, I think that the item limit should be increased to at least 200

Skayaq wrote: »

Here's a hint: don't fence white items.

Pretty much this.

If you're serious about stealing try and go for blue items as minimum. Sell white and green items only if you're desperate. You can easily grab 140 blues in a day and it'll net you way more gold

fgoron2000 wrote: »

I think the idea is to not take the white items to start with. If you're autolooting, and autostealing, then you have to choose to destroy or wait til the following day. The alternative is to not autosteal, and then choose which items you do steal, taking green/blue and leaving white behind...at least the way it's set up now...

Another bonus for not auto-loot stolen items is that you don't get accused for theft by clicking on an container by mistake and you don't get up grabbing all sort of junk like lockpicks, style stones and common food items.
You can also look in higher risk areas and see if its worth going for item.

In gold / hour its probably better to steal on low level horse feeding alts and seal white items too.

It should be obvious why there's a limit on stolen goods you can sell.

Selling goods to NPCs=Gold appearing out of thin air

Violynne wrote: »

My character is level 17 in Legerdemain and practically all I see are green and blue items. Purple are rarer, but that's to be expected.

Hmm. My main is at least that high, and still sees plenty of white/not much blue. Does the container looted make a difference?

You're doing it wrong, only sell blue items or better.

Victoria_Marquis wrote: »

You should be able to go to every thieves cove and sell to them and each and every one of them has thier own separate limit of at least 200 items.

All that would do is devalue gold, it wouldn't make you rich.

...the limit is per character. :-P

There really should be no limit on how much you can sell in one day.

Danksta wrote: »

It should be obvious why there's a limit on stolen goods you can sell.

Selling goods to NPCs=Gold appearing out of thin air

Guess we could limit mob drops per day to 140 as well. Or maybe just what you can sell to a regular vendor. Come back tomorrow ... ?

I don't know if I would need the number raised from 140 per se (but one shalt max haggling up to 10% if serious ) but I don't feel "thin air" is an argument.

You might not have your armour degraded as in farming mobs the regular way but farming it is and there is a potential to lose all your "progress" (aka time) - I was pretty miffed when that bolt killed me :'( Who uses a crossbow against an unarmed peaceful thief?! Of course it could be done with zero risk but how much risk do you have melting dolmens in a group.

By that logic the portable vendor is already an unfair advantage because your inventory space is limited and here is a big time saver. At least the thief version takes a 35% cut to make up for the time savings - and I think it could be a compromise to make her unlimited or at least have her own limit - but then the p2w will come up again even though it would be cheaper than the portable vendor.