Yomo_Kimyata

I have a bid for you that would net you more inf than you could sell on the market. Let me know via PM what your best cash price is.

best, yomo

I run the Oroborous TFs all the time, great way to get merits solo. If I had to do it on a team I think I would rather swallow broken glass.

I'm already doing my part: buying all those lvl 50 crafted IOs at under 5k inf and reposting at 8mm.

Interesting that I would get incarnate shards as drops. Also, one of my mission complete recipes was a lvl 50, but the mob defeats ones were lvl 15.

Double post, sorry

I took my level 50 blaster solo through the Positron 1 arc via Ouroborous, not really knowing what to expect. Obviously, I was exempted down to lvl 15, but inf rewards seemed comparable to lvl 50, and I got two incarnate shard drops. All salvage and recipes dropped as if lvl 15.

On completion, I was awarded 40 merits (which I think is higher than normal) and the Positron's Ally badge, but no additional incarnate rewards.

So, it looks like doing it this way gets you some of the advantages of the WTF, but not all.

Actually, that makes sense, since the crafted have traded at 650mm in three of the last five. Too rich for my blood -- I'm not willing to pay 650mm for something that costs me 500mm and 10mm in salvage and crafting costs. But a lot of people are willing to do so!

I'll pay you 480mm for it via direct trade. That way you keep 480mm. If you sell it for 500mm at the market, you only net 450mm after the market fees. If you want to hold out for 650mm, good luck to you but you may be waiting a long time.

Ok, can't help you then. I'm better off selling in the market. Good luck!

I assume you mean the 5 that don't include the proc? What amount of inf are you looking to spend?

The highest bid goes to the lowest offer. So if someone bids 5mm for something you are selling, the system checks to see who is selling it for the lowest price. If you are offering for 3.4mm and someone else is offering for, say, 2.9mm, then that seller will go first.

1. Someone has made your life worse. Get over it.
2. You cannot buy something you want right NAO. Bid higher. Get over it.
3. The AE uses the same interface as the recipes. Get over it.

classic rant. golf clap.

As Adeon and Fulmens say, unless demand is pretty clearly high, you could be sitting on your IOs for some time. In my experience in selling low level (under 25) IOs, you are probably better off selling the recipes rather than the crafted IOs with the corresponding "crafting markup". Most shoppers at those levels are looking for bargain shopping, and it seems to be easier to get bargains on the recipe (where people see a bid on the marketplace and flush it out at 1 inf) than on the IO (where the crafter had to make a conscious decision about whether or not to craft it, then had to craft it and post it a price that he feels provides him with an adequate reward).

My rule of thumb is that I give it a week to sell. Then I either repost at a lower level, at a sell-it-NAO level, or I just delete it and move on.

... doesn't mean it isn't true! My bold and italics.

"Based on current usage and our projections," Destin Bales, Development Director for Paragon Studios said, "we predict we will run out of Experience Points exactly one year from today, April 1st, 2012. And I would like to point out that Influence isn't looking too hot either."

Well, when they introduced Demon Summoning for masterminds, they should have realized that the threat reports would increase. Curse you developers!