I've been playing the game for awhile, and I've never been rich in the game. The guild I'm part of has had a seller every now and then, but mostly we just don't retain the ability to keep one.
Which brings me to the question of what other ways are there to make decent money in the game? If a seller is the only way, I wonder if I'm just wasting my time trying to put together a few coins.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIb0neexyQY never been able to find specific cooking mats at prices that would make this profitable and worth the time investment so I only do it when I'm not sure I can sell something fast, but I need the gold fast and stealing will take longer/will result in less gold. but... it was a very nice occasional emergency source of gold for me back in a day.Lois McMaster Bujold "A Civil Campaign"Reputation is what other people know about you. Honor is what you know about yourself. Guard your honor. Let your reputation fall where it will. And outlive the ***
Sixsixsix161 wrote: »You (and most of you) won't like this.
Stop racing down the roads/paths and get off your mount.
Then, exit the town you're in, put your marker on the point you're trying to go to, and run in that direction through the wilderness.
Stop along the way to pick up runes, iron, jute, open chests you don't see from your mount, and wood.
Sell everything. Try chat for some stuff, but don't linger there. If it doesn't sell, it goes to the merchant.
I can easily make 4k - 6k in a days worth of playing (6-7 hours).
Of course, I'm not going to get to level 50 in a week, but what's the rush.
Good luck.
6
Sixsixsix161 wrote: »You (and most of you) won't like this.
Stop racing down the roads/paths and get off your mount.
Then, exit the town you're in, put your marker on the point you're trying to go to, and run in that direction through the wilderness.
Stop along the way to pick up runes, iron, jute, open chests you don't see from your mount, and wood.
Sell everything. Try chat for some stuff, but don't linger there. If it doesn't sell, it goes to the merchant.
I can easily make 4k - 6k in a days worth of playing (6-7 hours).
Of course, I'm not going to get to level 50 in a week, but what's the rush.
Good luck.
6
Sixsixsix161 wrote: »You (and most of you) won't like this.
Stop racing down the roads/paths and get off your mount.
Then, exit the town you're in, put your marker on the point you're trying to go to, and run in that direction through the wilderness.
Stop along the way to pick up runes, iron, jute, open chests you don't see from your mount, and wood.
Sell everything. Try chat for some stuff, but don't linger there. If it doesn't sell, it goes to the merchant.
I can easily make 4k - 6k in a days worth of playing (6-7 hours).
Of course, I'm not going to get to level 50 in a week, but what's the rush.
Good luck.
6
Kyle1983b14_ESO wrote: »Everyone's avoiding Sharp weapons like the plague now, they're gone.
Your trade guild doesn't need a seller to make money, that just helps.
You can sell in house as well (how did bitter vets did it back in our day), the main thing to make sales is to have good prices and sell items people want.
Otherwise as people said it's via zone chat.
before I bit the bullet and joined a trading guild, I primarily made gold through stealing, undaunted delve dailies and crafting writs. although.. because I'm an obsessive looter (and huge part of why I will likely stay ESO plus member for as long as I play ESO), i ended up with a LOT of cooking mats. and I just happened to be maxed in cooking by that point, so this video ended up being extremely useful for me.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIb0neexyQY never been able to find specific cooking mats at prices that would make this profitable and worth the time investment so I only do it when I'm not sure I can sell something fast, but I need the gold fast and stealing will take longer/will result in less gold. but... it was a very nice occasional emergency source of gold for me back in a day.
Sixsixsix161 wrote: »
I can easily make 4k - 6k in a days worth of playing (6-7 hours).
With the addon and crafting bag+autolloot it can be an nice way to make some money then you start getting many hundreds of most food ingredients. two stacks of 100 vendor for 10K, so I could probably make 300K if I wanted.starkerealm wrote: »before I bit the bullet and joined a trading guild, I primarily made gold through stealing, undaunted delve dailies and crafting writs. although.. because I'm an obsessive looter (and huge part of why I will likely stay ESO plus member for as long as I play ESO), i ended up with a LOT of cooking mats. and I just happened to be maxed in cooking by that point, so this video ended up being extremely useful for me.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIb0neexyQY never been able to find specific cooking mats at prices that would make this profitable and worth the time investment so I only do it when I'm not sure I can sell something fast, but I need the gold fast and stealing will take longer/will result in less gold. but... it was a very nice occasional emergency source of gold for me back in a day.
Yeah, I used this back before the craft bag, when building up too many mats was actually a bad thing. It's very time intensive. You can make some nice pocket change doing it, but it really isn't worth it.
Sixsixsix161 wrote: »
I can easily make 4k - 6k in a days worth of playing (6-7 hours).
4k - 6k is like an hours worth of delve diving and looting lol
cyclonus11 wrote: »Sixsixsix161 wrote: »
I can easily make 4k - 6k in a days worth of playing (6-7 hours).
4k - 6k is like an hours worth of delve diving and looting lol
4-6k is like one quick thieving run through Orsinium and Auridon.