Quote (Fatal_Aquaintnc @ Dec 13 2013 07:10am)
just sayin, I was still selling 3/3/20s vs 40 fg by near end ladder. You may want to reconsider your prices on some items. I can't speak too much cuz I don't LLD. But I can speak specifically about that. The price you provide is a NL price. This is ladder.
10/20/2013 11:31:52 AM Received 40.00 (70,653.00 -> 70,693.00) from Doom0277 (48.00 -> 8.00) 3/3/20
otherwise, great effort and will likely refer to this guide

3 frw / 3-5 all res - 15-30 fg
These can go up to 35 on NL. Ladder prices are typically higher.
So idk, to me it seems you just predominately copied NL prices. If you match the markets, kind of makes the point of playing Ladder moot.
in my opinion the difference in prices from what you list and what i pricechecked at is due to a few factors.
#1 the price of premium perfect stat items vs near perfect. i.e. a 3/3/20 charm going for 40 fg when i have 3/3/xx ar charms listed at 15-25 fg. do i think that 40 fg is a reasonable price to expect for 3/3/20 scs? maybe. do i think that there is a good chance that people pay more than what they should for 100% perf items in order to have max stats when the actual gain is negligible? yes
often people demand much higher prices for a 3/3/20 sc than a 3/3/19 sc simply because that 1 extra ar will allow them acces to a market of traders who are by nature picky and willing to spend more fg. this guide is however meant for lld traders who in general and in my opinion are much less picky when it comes to the gain of 1 ar on a charm.
there will inevitibly be items which are crossovers into the realm of HLD items, when this happens a clashing of two seperate markets occurs andthe difference in price of what an lld trader and hld trader are willing to pay will always be present. for this reason i have held off on making an mld section to the guide, there is simply too much crossover to accurately pricecheck. a more effective tool would be a "what to keep for mld" list.
#2 my personal bias and preferences in trading come into play in this guide. i trade items quickly at a near max fg amount, that is to say i would rather move items quickly at 90% of their worth than bump a thread for 2 months while the buyer patiently awaits me to accept his offer or get outbid.
this is done for a good reason (despite the larger liquidity of fg i recieve from it) the population in lld is a small fraction of that in hld trading. for this reason the population is often much better aquanted with one another than hld traders. so each item i have for trade is not only "going to a good home" but going to someone i may know well. if i wait for max prices, which is viable, the dueler suffers and the player must wait to begin dueling which is the sole purpose of lld. u cannot baal on your dueler, it cannot be made into a mfer until you get ur setup, it is essentially useless until it is fully or near fully geared.
is this the most equitable way to trade in the longrun? no. however i endorse this practice because it helps to secure the niche that lld falls into in our much declined overall market.
sidenote: there is not NL copying going on in this thread, i have since my beginning in lld 6 years ago traded on ladder. additionally i have provided pricecheck services for thousands of items on the last 4 ladders. i will however make the following changes: 3 frw / 3-4 res charms (15-25 fg) 3 frw / 5 res charms (perf) (30-35 fg) 3/3/20 scs (perf) (30-40 fg)
thank you for your input it is always appreciated and will appear on the next version of this pricecheck thread
This post was edited by thesnipa on Dec 13 2013 08:31am