Why is there no auction house?
" I've been saying the same thing about the alternative in several posts (although not so well thought out as you) and it gets ignored. The mindset seems to be AH or nothing. I think it's because it's hard to argue against what you have just laid out. | |
"we are going to bring trading improvements soon"
years later "here are 5 more acts and some boring pantheon defense booster we also gutted ES" UEH UEH WE NO WANT AH AH BAD ^only people that scam , flip , and are in general to be considered poe-scum support this idea WE WANT AH WE DONT WANT TO PLAY TRADE TYCOON 3000 AFTER SCHOOL/WORK ^normal people that just want to minmax their builds and go on mapping this is pretty much the gist of it. | |
" But then the issue becomes: "how do you enter the persons hideout". possible solutions: 1) poe.trade or whatever could copy a command like "/hideout 3846722" (some unique HO id) instead of a long trade text. 2) another Notice Board type thing listing players shops (we could give them names) that can be filtered by name. search for "bows" or "rares" or "cheap", check out what's to offer. then have a Visit button. and/or maybe some checkboxes/sliders for filtering HO's that only have things withing a certain price range. "show all hideouts with "rare" and "bow" in its name and b/o is 1c-5c" (2) would be slow to find stuff but would give it a more Market kind of feel, like window shopping. rawr. fear me. Last edited by tidbit on Aug 16, 2017, 3:14:18 PM
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" So what? Of course there will be some manipulation going, it happens even in real world with WAY more safe guards than a videogame will ever provide. But an AH will be MILES ahead in all aspects compared to the current crap that we have, including potential of dealing with flippers and scammers TO SOME DEGREE. Some people above mentioned player shops. I would love to see that and believe it is a viable solution. Give players an option to make their hideout public, so when you find this person (either through third party crap or whatever), you can just click his nickname and then go to his hideout. Make premium stash tabs simply double size tabs, and give everyone access to the ability to set up a shop. There. Done. Everyone is happy, and hideouts become more meaningful. EDIT. So many people presented ideas on how to make it work, without even taking much time to come up with this. I seriously doubt GGG devs haven't thought about this. This solution would also be in line with their "player interaction (lol like it happens now) trading, without AH functionality (which we have now but with more opportunities for scammers and less controllable). Is there some kind of insidious reason for them to keep the current abomination of a trading system? Do they benefit somehow from this scam open third party website relying trash? Last edited by MECHanokl on Aug 16, 2017, 3:21:11 PM
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" well at least half the people crying for an AH are claiming "flippers and price manipulators" as an excuse, so it's not just "so what" again, i'm not necessarily against player shops, but that would make bargaining impossible, which i kinda love i think every consumable should be able to be sold in a player created shop but items themselves should require personal interaction i think that's a nice middle ground |
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There is plenty of manipulation and fraud on the New York Stock Exchange, despite all the different layers of oversight. But you don't hear the SEC suggesting going back to ticker tape and banning high-frequency trading algorithms that have come to dominate the market in recent years. I mean, do you guys realize how ridiculous this argument sounds?
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For me there being no AH or AH-like way to trade other than spamming a chat and going to a 3rd party site, kinda makes the game worse.
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" There is nothing stopping a person from seeing something in a persons 'shop' and whispering a counter offer. It happened all the time in EQ2 which had that kind of in house storage for sellable items. EQ2 allowed you to open your home (hideout) to non-party members for the purposes of trade. The only thing they could interact with was the shop storage, or vendor in this case. I like the idea of the personal vendor which would be an interface to the stash tabs that you deemed as for sale. You'd click the vendor like you click an NPC now and the sellers tabs would pop up all neatly labelled. Seems reasonable. I'm not holding my breath though. | |
Lets not become the next Diablo 3 xD
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Hi. I can't believe I share the planet with morons who reply here.... Just introduce the bloody AH already like all the other normal games did! Years b4 you...
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