Merchant Archive
Thread: when is pub 10? what if you have over the limits on your vendor
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CharPrime
Mon Aug 09, 2004 1:06 pm
#2
are the items going poof or what? anyone know what is going to happen. i need to find storage for thousands of items if they delist them
Gavvot
Mon Aug 09, 2004 1:07 pm
#3
They stay on your vendor.
Until they reach their normal time limit.
Then they go to your stockroom.
Then if you're over the limit, you cannot put them back for sale, so after a week, they go poof.
Until they reach their normal time limit.
Then they go to your stockroom.
Then if you're over the limit, you cannot put them back for sale, so after a week, they go poof.
Takkes
Mon Aug 09, 2004 1:09 pm
#4
I believe the way it will work is excess numbers of items won't be deleted, but you will not be able to add anything for sale until the vendor item count drops below the limit for each level.
Ex: Patch goes Live
You are Master Merchant
You have 600 items for sale
You won't be able to add sales until your vendors item count drops below 110
Ex: Patch goes Live
You are Master Merchant
You have 600 items for sale
You won't be able to add sales until your vendors item count drops below 110
CharPrime
Mon Aug 09, 2004 1:14 pm
#5
no idea where i am going to put another 1500 items 
i swear, this game is worst then a job.
CharPrime
Mon Aug 09, 2004 1:34 pm
#7
prang11 wrote:
/hug CharPrime
thanks, but you know what. its just not worth worrying about it anymore. soe wants to make the game harder to deal with, thats fine to me.this is just a game. they want to make it painful for merchants to enjoy the game fine. they want to make us all wait 9 minutes real time for a shuttle, thats fine. they want use to group and wait 2 hours before everyone gets buffs, travels, waiting for people who miss the shuttles so we can hunt, thats fine. this game is getting to be more trouble then its worth.
i have many other RL things to worry about then worry about what i am going to do with a bunch of things that are not real.
Takkes
Mon Aug 09, 2004 1:58 pm
#9
Three things have been keeping me playing SWG:
1. The people
Unfortunately for the devs, I have alot of contact with my PA outside the game also on forums and chatrooms.
2. RPing
Again, this has little to do with the game itself. This is me and other people who need to make their own fun to keep swg entertaining.
3. Running my Shop
I love running my little business. I don't need the money. I've got plenty of money. I don't price gouge and I keep my vendors fully stocked. I am a Tailor and a Merchant so I can give people what they want. I love it when people come to my shop for clothes, I love being told how reasonable my prices are, I love people telling me they love how my shop looks like a shop, and I love creating outfits for people for RP events.
First my shop will go. Then what? I'll be a casual player who logs on every few weeks for an RP event. That isn't worth my money. Eventually I'll quit the game straight out.
I've said it before and I'll say it again - These limits are BS for the player who actually plays as a Merchant.
1. The people
Unfortunately for the devs, I have alot of contact with my PA outside the game also on forums and chatrooms.
2. RPing
Again, this has little to do with the game itself. This is me and other people who need to make their own fun to keep swg entertaining.
3. Running my Shop
I love running my little business. I don't need the money. I've got plenty of money. I don't price gouge and I keep my vendors fully stocked. I am a Tailor and a Merchant so I can give people what they want. I love it when people come to my shop for clothes, I love being told how reasonable my prices are, I love people telling me they love how my shop looks like a shop, and I love creating outfits for people for RP events.
First my shop will go. Then what? I'll be a casual player who logs on every few weeks for an RP event. That isn't worth my money. Eventually I'll quit the game straight out.
I've said it before and I'll say it again - These limits are BS for the player who actually plays as a Merchant.
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