JeetKuneDo

Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay

Need to figure out how to make a Malcolm Reynolds character that works.

Originally Posted by kendo

if it won't mess up your plans too much, you might want to send in a bug report while the bid is still up on WW. let them take a look at the database to see if your bid is registered in there as well as being able to review the last 5 sales compared to your bid.

if there is an issue with the bid showing client side but not server side, then having some examples to look at may help them resolve the issue

Originally Posted by seebs

Completely inaccurate. Again, we are not talking about speculation or guesswork; the experiment has been tried, and we have seen the results.

If you take an item which sells for wildly fluctuating prices, and sometimes there's no supply within a factor of ten of the "normal" price, and add a couple of flippers who do nothing at all but place tons of bids at lowish prices, and list at highish prices, within a couple of weeks the item has a stable supply at a price somewhere between the low and high end of the previous range.

That this should happen is pretty much obvious.

Most salvage, if I'm gonna sell it, I'm gonna sell it by listing at 1inf and not even looking. But wait! Most of the time, I get under 1k inf. Or even under 250. Which means I'd be better off vendoring... So a vendoring I go.

Now, what happens if that flipper is there, consistently bidding more than the vendor will pay me? Why, I always sell the item at the marketplace, because I'm guaranteed to get at least that good a price -- better if anyone's bidding at higher values.

Meaning more of the item in question go on the market to begin with.

Seriously, this is very basic economics. Flippers, in general, stabilize prices by driving the high end down and the low end up. They make it easier to buy things for predictable prices. Now, those prices may not be as low as you'd like -- but in the absence of a flipper, either you'd be paying more or you'd be waiting a longer time for your bids to fill. Or both.

Originally Posted by Nethergoat

Supply is not static and without stabilizing forces prices are subject to unpredictable spikes. Presuming supply will always be there when you want it at the price you expect to pay is Utopian logic.

Originally Posted by Muon_Neutrino

OP, I'd try canceling your bid and rebidding on the off chance that the market somehow forgot about yours.

Originally Posted by Terminal Velocity

Luck of the draw for who gets it, I beileve.

Originally Posted by Nethergoat

oh well, facts are facts.

Originally Posted by StarGeek

It's not the font that's the problem, it's the "auto correct" feature of your word processor. I know both Microsoft's Word and OpenOffice's Writer both do this.

Here's a (hopefully) helpful link: How to Turn Straight Quotes Into Curly Quotes (and Vice Versa) in Word

Originally Posted by ClawsandEffect

I just bind my travel powers directly to a key instead of binding to a specific slot in a tray.

Like this: /bind KEY powexecname Super Jump

I usually put mine bout to F or G. In the case of Combat Jumping/Super Jump I put CJ on F and SJ on G. I will sometimes bind Sprint to H.

Originally Posted by Master-Blade

/bind LBUTTON "gototray 1$$gototrayalt 2$$gototrayalt2 3"

Every time you click the mouse, your trays will reset to positions 1 2 3. If you mis-click, just click anywhere else on the screen to reset it again.

Originally Posted by je_saist

As far as I am aware... no. I don't think the tray switching can be locked... normally.

But there IS a workaround. Give me a minute to screenshot this.

On the right hand side of your power bar tray is a little plus. You can use these to create new child power bars.

Create 3 new power bars (or 2, or 1) to mimic your current tray:



Now, go up to Menu, and turn TRAY off.

Your screen should now look like this:



You should be unable to change power trays with clicks, although the power bars are still draggable.

Originally Posted by RoseT

I've got something that will help with this. I normally take a screen shot so I know where I had my powers originally, then after the respec, do /cleartray. This will put everything back into your Powers window where you can pull them down instead of trying to shuffle them around.

Originally Posted by KingSnake

So basically........ I'm getting 3 new power for ALL my builds, which is cool, but in essence zero slots to put in them... since i'll still need to slot the inherent fitness line... (which, is normally only a small hand full of slots anyways.)

so all my builds will need massive reworking and prolly reslotting ALL my powers to try and find some slots to make use of some of these new powers i'll have...

Originally Posted by EvilGeko

The game is too easy, but it's not too easy because Stamina will become inherent. Endurance management in this game is annoying not hard. This is a great change.

Originally Posted by SuperDonkey

Too much downtime for me without Stamina. Takes out the fun of a fast paced MMO for me.
Or maybe I'm just a bad player!

Well, I'm level 10 now, so I'll have two levels time to decide.

Originally Posted by MaestroMavius

Mine would be Ms. Liberty in Atlas. She's the 1st one I trained at and will always stick out in my mind as 'trainer'
I even take my 50's back to her to level up that one last time.

Originally Posted by Snow Globe

Tips come back instantly if you haven't done a morality mission before.

The other missions you have to call or go back to the contact to get the mission again.