And the other 69% are against the change.
Doesn't matter to the post I quoted.You haven't see any support for the change.
Again, 31% of people in this threads poll support the change. They have seen "some" support.
ComboBreaker88 wrote: »70% of the votes on this poll want this change reverted. That's an overwhelming amount.
70% of a couple of dozen of people out of tens of thousands of players. The inherant problem with gaming forums - most people only come here to complain about something. There is nothing overwhelming about it.
katanagirl1 wrote: »Necrotech_Master wrote: »oldbobdude wrote: »Doesn't matter if it gets reverted or not. Prices aren't going back up.
That’s probably true but I still dislike the 14 day listing. I rarely had things expire before but now I do regularly. My prices are, and have always been pretty low. In my opinion you need a listing period that is long enough for that person who wants the item has logged on and looked for it.
the place that it makes more of a difference is more "visible" traders
trader locations in say a town are more likely going to have sales, single traders out in the middle of nowhere or low traffic areas like outlaw refuges might not get frequent visits
on PC having something like TTC at least lets people know you have items for sale at that location, on console though im sure some of those out of the way traders might go almost a full 24 hours without seeing a single sale at times unless someone is really diligent about checking them or trying to find a deal
so a 14 day listing has little effect for people who are in higher traffic areas where most of the sales turn around in less than 48 hours, but would have more effect on low traffic traders
Disagree.
It’s had a big effect on me and my trader is usually in a good location. I underbid everything listed so it sells fast. I’m losing money per sale but getting more sales with fewer relisting.
oldbobdude wrote: »Necrotech_Master wrote: »oldbobdude wrote: »Doesn't matter if it gets reverted or not. Prices aren't going back up.
That’s probably true but I still dislike the 14 day listing. I rarely had things expire before but now I do regularly. My prices are, and have always been pretty low. In my opinion you need a listing period that is long enough for that person who wants the item has logged on and looked for it.
the place that it makes more of a difference is more "visible" traders
trader locations in say a town are more likely going to have sales, single traders out in the middle of nowhere or low traffic areas like outlaw refuges might not get frequent visits
on PC having something like TTC at least lets people know you have items for sale at that location, on console though im sure some of those out of the way traders might go almost a full 24 hours without seeing a single sale at times unless someone is really diligent about checking them or trying to find a deal
so a 14 day listing has little effect for people who are in higher traffic areas where most of the sales turn around in less than 48 hours, but would have more effect on low traffic traders
No. I’m in two large trading guilds. One in Belkarth and one in Skingrad. I’m comparing sales from same 2 guilds in same location before and after 14 day switch.
Necrotech_Master wrote: »katanagirl1 wrote: »Necrotech_Master wrote: »oldbobdude wrote: »Doesn't matter if it gets reverted or not. Prices aren't going back up.
That’s probably true but I still dislike the 14 day listing. I rarely had things expire before but now I do regularly. My prices are, and have always been pretty low. In my opinion you need a listing period that is long enough for that person who wants the item has logged on and looked for it.
the place that it makes more of a difference is more "visible" traders
trader locations in say a town are more likely going to have sales, single traders out in the middle of nowhere or low traffic areas like outlaw refuges might not get frequent visits
on PC having something like TTC at least lets people know you have items for sale at that location, on console though im sure some of those out of the way traders might go almost a full 24 hours without seeing a single sale at times unless someone is really diligent about checking them or trying to find a deal
so a 14 day listing has little effect for people who are in higher traffic areas where most of the sales turn around in less than 48 hours, but would have more effect on low traffic traders
Disagree.
It’s had a big effect on me and my trader is usually in a good location. I underbid everything listed so it sells fast. I’m losing money per sale but getting more sales with fewer relisting.oldbobdude wrote: »Necrotech_Master wrote: »oldbobdude wrote: »Doesn't matter if it gets reverted or not. Prices aren't going back up.
That’s probably true but I still dislike the 14 day listing. I rarely had things expire before but now I do regularly. My prices are, and have always been pretty low. In my opinion you need a listing period that is long enough for that person who wants the item has logged on and looked for it.
the place that it makes more of a difference is more "visible" traders
trader locations in say a town are more likely going to have sales, single traders out in the middle of nowhere or low traffic areas like outlaw refuges might not get frequent visits
on PC having something like TTC at least lets people know you have items for sale at that location, on console though im sure some of those out of the way traders might go almost a full 24 hours without seeing a single sale at times unless someone is really diligent about checking them or trying to find a deal
so a 14 day listing has little effect for people who are in higher traffic areas where most of the sales turn around in less than 48 hours, but would have more effect on low traffic traders
No. I’m in two large trading guilds. One in Belkarth and one in Skingrad. I’m comparing sales from same 2 guilds in same location before and after 14 day switch.
not entirely sure what disagreeing with, i didnt mention anything about prices
i was responding to someone who was mentioning a huge difference between number of returned items between 14 day and 30 day listings, and noting that without TTC the biggest reason of returned items is amount of foot traffic to the trader, with remote ones having less foot traffic, so less chance people will see listed items in the 2 week time frame