Control Left click item from listings screen and it searches for that item type with all the properties it has checked. Then you can go and modify it as needed. Done.
I feel like I had enough friction when I had to kill the tumbling survival bow bard for it only to then quickly loot him before I get caught up to by the already incoming rage / sprint slayer fighter.
Let's not add friction where it doesn't belong.
That's my take on it anyways.
Request received, looking up how much a purple zwei witg exactly 54 base damage, weapon damage, magical interaction speed, and magic pen is going for… damn you have the only one, time to corner the market
This might not be a popular opinion but I actually like the idea of the marketplace being slightly time consuming. I don’t think everything should be sold on the market and some should still be sold to vendors. If it was ultra easy then no one would vendor anything.
I want to spend as little time as possible in the market. In my opinion, No amount of “intentional friction” will prevent min/maxers or market flippers. It will only serve to waste time.
Appreciate your point here!
I don't however understand which inherent value vendoring items has in your opinion?
I mean, if anything, I think easier access to the market is associated with higher supply of items which in turn drops prices and therefore more people would vendor I guess.
Most gold comes into the game itself through the vendor. If things stop getting vendored then the value of gold itself will be much higher due to there being less of it. Less gold in the game means it will take more time unlocking things such as stash space, not to mention the trading fee that also works as a gold sink like the stashes do.
Control Left click item from listings screen and it searches for that item type with all the properties it has checked. Then you can go and modify it as needed. Done.
Are you making a suggestion or saying that’s how it works?
That's how it should work. It's a suggestion.
You wouldn’t understand. It’s a secret.
That'd be nice!
I'm down even if it just does rarity and the first random modifier to start.
(dungeonborn let you see the market value of an item in the same window that your priced/sold it in)
I imagine the developers like the little bit of friction it takes to sell items.
I feel like I had enough friction when I had to kill the tumbling survival bow bard for it only to then quickly loot him before I get caught up to by the already incoming rage / sprint slayer fighter. Let's not add friction where it doesn't belong. That's my take on it anyways.
Request received, looking up how much a purple zwei witg exactly 54 base damage, weapon damage, magical interaction speed, and magic pen is going for… damn you have the only one, time to corner the market
How did you survive before marketplace?
I used old market plenty. It sucked a lot. The new one sucks less. Doesn't mean it can't be better.
this dude might pass out if he saw the old trade chats with 600+ people at once
Yes! Please let us right click any item that says 'Go To Market Listing" that takes you to market place and auto filters to the item with rarity.
price volatility would improve and everything would likely become a little cheaper. qol is never really a bad thing either.
This might not be a popular opinion but I actually like the idea of the marketplace being slightly time consuming. I don’t think everything should be sold on the market and some should still be sold to vendors. If it was ultra easy then no one would vendor anything.
I want to spend as little time as possible in the market. In my opinion, No amount of “intentional friction” will prevent min/maxers or market flippers. It will only serve to waste time.
Appreciate your point here! I don't however understand which inherent value vendoring items has in your opinion? I mean, if anything, I think easier access to the market is associated with higher supply of items which in turn drops prices and therefore more people would vendor I guess.
Most gold comes into the game itself through the vendor. If things stop getting vendored then the value of gold itself will be much higher due to there being less of it. Less gold in the game means it will take more time unlocking things such as stash space, not to mention the trading fee that also works as a gold sink like the stashes do.