Adding the actual amount of items traded when a trade is completed

For items where each item is the same (runes, gems, keys,

Junk Jewels, tokens, ...) it would be useful if we could enter the actual number of those items that were traded. Often enough you don't trade only a single one (e.g. 20x

Perfect Amethyst for 2x

Ist). While some people try to reflect that in the trade description, some don't and it makes the price history less useful.

A possible solution would be to add the amount to the "Mark trade as (Sold)" window. With a default value of 1. And show that value then in the price history.

I know this was request before (feedback/trading-quantity-t550668.html or feedback/selling-counts-t549669.html) but I wanted to bring some attention to this again. IMHO this would be a big improvement for the price history.

I agree adding this in would be a great boon. With trade threads dropping off of the last 3d there is no other way to view a thread to get context for certain item trades.

To use your example, how I typically see that expressed is when the trade is being marked as completed by the person that made the post, they put "-20 x

Perfect Amethyst, 2 x

Ist". This would express that a loss of 20 PAms is resulted in a gain of 2 Ists.

I use this

-N1 item1
N2 item2

trick a lot

Aelanwyr wrote: 13 hours ago

To use your example, how I typically see that expressed is when the trade is being marked as completed by the person that made the post, they put "-20 x

Perfect Amethyst, 2 x

Ist". This would express that a loss of 20 PAms is resulted in a gain of 2 Ists.

Aelanwyr wrote: 13 hours ago

To use your example, how I typically see that expressed is when the trade is being marked as completed by the person that made the post, they put "-20 x

Perfect Amethyst, 2 x

Ist". This would express that a loss of 20 PAms is resulted in a gain of 2 Ists.

Unfortunately this workaround is not very intuitive and is therefore rarely used. It's also not clear if you traded 20 or 21 perfect amethysts when you note it that way. With perfect amethysts it probably doesn't matter, but with other trades it can make a big difference. That is why a simpler and more obvious solution would be preferable.