Hey!
A quantity field added to trade posts with the last update, which was really cool. However, I haven't found a way to sell only one unit. If I "Mark trade as sold" the automatic action is to close the trade and it makes it look like all units were sold for the price of a single unit.
Maybe I'm missing something, is there a way to mark a single unit as sold? Or is the counter meant just to track your inventory?
Thanks.
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Hey!
A quantity field added to trade posts with the last update, which was really cool. However, I haven't found a way to sell only one unit. If I "Mark trade as sold" the automatic action is to close the trade and it makes it look like all units were sold for the price of a single unit.
Maybe I'm missing something, is there a way to mark a single unit as sold? Or is the counter meant just to track your inventory?
Thanks.
A quantity field added to trade posts with the last update, which was really cool. However, I haven't found a way to sell only one unit. If I "Mark trade as sold" the automatic action is to close the trade and it makes it look like all units were sold for the price of a single unit.
Maybe I'm missing something, is there a way to mark a single unit as sold? Or is the counter meant just to track your inventory?
Thanks.
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with partial trades you need to close and create new one (that is what I generally do), or keep it open as an "eternal" trade (so, no trusts and no history info until it is closed... and only 1 selected buyer will gain trust...)
AFAIK there is no way to do a "stock listing", where maybe you have three 4os flails but sell one at a time.
The quantity counter was implemented to help pricing history. Before you could go to the history of items regularly sold in multiples like keys, gems, and runes, but not know what the exchange rate was. Hel runes and it would be Ist, or Lo, or Jah but you wouldn't know how many Hel were sold for those prices.
The quantity counter was implemented to help pricing history. Before you could go to the history of items regularly sold in multiples like keys, gems, and runes, but not know what the exchange rate was. Hel runes and it would be Ist, or Lo, or Jah but you wouldn't know how many Hel were sold for those prices.
I'm willing to accept other forms of currency. Like Tokens, Keys, Perfect Gems, and certain minor runes in lieu of my asking price. I'm also willing to accept rune combinations that add up to my asking price.
with partial trades you need to close and create new one (that is what I generally do), or keep it open as an "eternal" trade (so, no trusts and no history info until it is closed... and only 1 selected buyer will gain trust...)
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It's what I've been doing. I kind of hoped I was missing something. Thanks!
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