Quote (xbusta @ Nov 13 2012 09:55am)
I really do appreciate the help man, I'm also hoping to come out of this with a better understanding of things as well.
Hmm... I think the most basic thing to learn about gearing is the concept of Effect Hit Points (EHP). It's your actual health as opposed to just the red ball of HP on your bottom left corner. Basically, armor and resistances increase the "quality" of each health point, so often you'll find monks running around mp10 with only 50K health, but in reality they have over a million EHP (shield monks).
The same thing goes for DPS. Crit chance and damage create a multiplicative property where the more you have, the more benefit from those stats you get. That's why people stack crit.
Try poking around www.d3up.com and look up your profile.
Quote (jinshin85 @ Nov 13 2012 09:27am)
Hmm.. I think I said this before somewhere.
Most of my daily sales are rare items that are under 1mil.
Sometimes, I hit a jackpot and sell some legendary or set item for +30mil.
I play 1-1.5hours pretty much everyday and I can have 10 items for sales.
Nowadays, I just take off the items and relist them 1-2 hours after I list them. Because if it goes under 1d9h, it probably won't sell.
And I usually just put the starting bid and buyout price as the same price so people won't wait when they see the item. It's either LET ME BUY THIS SHIT BEFORE SOMEONE ELSE DOES @ 1D11H or THIS SELLER IS DUMBASS.
And if the item doesn't sell for like 150k, I just vendor it.
It's difficult for me because of my time zone... I play when most players are sleeping :/ Maybe I should just open auction everything, lol.