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Thread: My Hide Price Guide
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Garamond
Mon Aug 18, 2003 7:22 pm
#14
meat is also very important for chefs.
flavor and potential energy are both important when makeing foods.
Razjek
Tue Aug 19, 2003 9:12 am
#15
I scheme is very simular to yours. My prices are slightly higher.
Secondary stats can influence the lowering of my prices but they can also increase them.
I tend to look at the overall quality. I will set the price per unit by taking the quality/100.
Then I try to adjust the pricing by the secondary stats. Like I said, this can lower or increase my asking price.
It only costs 20cr to put something up for sell. I found if my stuff always sells and never expires, then I am losing money.
If my stuff fails to sell to often though then I am having income or cash flow problems.
I look for a good medium. I prefer my stuff to sell at least 80% of the time the first time. I adjust my pricing scheme accordingly. There is no way to find a good market on your own until you have overpriced something.
I also have noticed that I can still sell certain hide/bone for 10cr each even though there are plenty of people selling at lower prices. Do not get discouraged by looking at the bazaar prices, in fact it is better to ignore them. If you are selling 500 hides at 6cr each and I am selling the exact identical thing for 3cr each and the market is paying 6cr, then all that is going to happen is that we both sold our hides/bones.
Secondary stats can influence the lowering of my prices but they can also increase them.
I tend to look at the overall quality. I will set the price per unit by taking the quality/100.
Then I try to adjust the pricing by the secondary stats. Like I said, this can lower or increase my asking price.
It only costs 20cr to put something up for sell. I found if my stuff always sells and never expires, then I am losing money.
If my stuff fails to sell to often though then I am having income or cash flow problems.
I look for a good medium. I prefer my stuff to sell at least 80% of the time the first time. I adjust my pricing scheme accordingly. There is no way to find a good market on your own until you have overpriced something.
I also have noticed that I can still sell certain hide/bone for 10cr each even though there are plenty of people selling at lower prices. Do not get discouraged by looking at the bazaar prices, in fact it is better to ignore them. If you are selling 500 hides at 6cr each and I am selling the exact identical thing for 3cr each and the market is paying 6cr, then all that is going to happen is that we both sold our hides/bones.
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