30,750?


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The only thing I want to comment on is the apparent dogma that being impatient is a sin to be punished. "Want it nao!" I probably take that meme from around this forum too seriously but it seems, to me at least, that is is a pejorative when used by most of the posters here. It places bricks in the wall separating people.
The only people paying BUY NAO prices are the ones who can afford it.

I'm (relatively) careful when I sell stuff so I don't have to care what I pay for the things I want (and can use spare billions to fuel the 88's furnace, lest Granny catch a chill).

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This is a game, not real life. Some people only have so much time that they can devote to it and have to choose where they put their time. And no I am not saying everyone else lives in their Mom's basement or other stereotypes and therefore has no real life themselves. Can we just agree that players have differing amounts of time they can put into the game?
I have an extremely limited play schedule.
Which is a gigantic boon for my pure marketeering.

Nothing supercharges earnings like only being able to log in a few hours a month. The Long Game pays very well indeed.


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On a practical level, flipping salvage is the fastest way to earn the 7000 sales badge, to get more market transaction slots. The game rewards this behavior.


 

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The only thing I want to comment on is the apparent dogma that being impatient is a sin to be punished. "Want it nao!" I probably take that meme from around this forum too seriously but it seems, to me at least, that is is a pejorative when used by most of the posters here. It places bricks in the wall separating people.
There's nothing wrong with impatience, when you can afford it. It's when people are impatient, can't afford to pay the "impatience tax" for what they want right now, and then also complain about that combination of events that there's some looking down the nose at people. Even then, that's usually reserved for the people who carry that one step further - come here and complain its the fault of marketeers that this is the situation they find themselves in.

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This is a game, not real life. Some people only have so much time that they can devote to it and have to choose where they put their time.
The market is these people's friend. The market is a vast boon to such people exactly because the market is asynchronous. You place a bid at a price you can/will pay for something and you go away. Perhaps you go play, perhaps you go log out for a week. The point is that you come back potentially much later. So long as your bid was no so low that everyone else outbid you while you were gone, you will likely have what you bid on.


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Yes people coming here from outside the local clique often expect too much. I see an Us vs. Them forming. Maybe I am wrong.
There is much less "us" in this forum among the regular posters than might appear. Many of us don't actually interact much other than to respond here to the same posts. We can agree about how the market does and doesn't work without actually acting directly to support one another. Hell, some folks in here don't even like one another. We just all have seen many of the same things and come to the same conclusions, often completely independently.

What doesn't help is when posters come along and brand anyone who uses the market regularly and/or with a lick of applied knowledge as some sort of greedy evildoers out to screw the little guy. If you want to see people band together, make them all feel mutually persecuted. I'm sure there are some posters around here who will get a kick out of the notion that the market regulars should feel persecuted, but I don't think all the sharp edges around here formed naturally.


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Yes people coming here from outside the local clique often expect too much. I see an Us vs. Them forming. Maybe I am wrong.
Formed not forming. It was predictable, inevitable and really kind of sad.


 

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[sarcasm on] Of course this isnt driving up the price at all is it ? [sarcasm off]

I guess we should ignore this obvious example of a flipper causing the price of salvage to increase - or find some reason to discredit it as not really happening.

Cause we all know based on half concocted experiments and extensive BS propaganda done here on the market forums... that flippers could never possibly drive up the prices on items based on their actions. Right ?

ROFL
How is paying 30k expensive? kill 2 mobs, and you have that amount of inf. You have a more consistent chance of making 30k, than getting a salvage to drop, sounds like a great deal to me.



Your character does not have capped defense. Depending on your AT the cap is between 175% - 225%. Your defense is not teal in the combat window, it can go higher. STOP SAYING IT IS CAPPED! The correct term is Soft Cap.
I enjoy playing in Mids. I specialize in Melee Characters, other AT's usually bore me.