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11-09-2011 01:51 PM |
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Originally Posted by Flash
(Post 459381)
Alright, I guess I can slow down on the crafting. I have 68 Smithing anyway.
Even so, it's not like I'm getting any kind of tangible money from rusty weapons and cloth armor.
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topheavy economy. roll those words around in your head for a while. what are you doing? selling unwanted crap to vendors for a pittance? totally the wrong way to go about it. right now, there are a lot of high level players with both a ton of extra plat and a ton of extra high level awesome items (which there is very little demand for). you need to insert yourself somewhere in the flow of goods so you can earn a fair wage for your time.
you need to be 1. providing services to these high level players which are too trivial for them to do themselves and 2. use the currency you acquire from these services to acquire the goods you need to be an effective partymember.
what do high level people want that you can help with? faction. gnoll scalps, deathfist belts, and bone chips are all in very high demand for their ability to make traditionally kos races non-kos. crushbone belts and shoulderpads are also key items. high lvls will want these in bulk and they will pay well for them. bone chips especially, easy to farm (esp for paladins) and will net you between 5 and 20 plat per stack. wait for the right buyer and try to hit the high end. i know someone in one of my old lvling guilds who had earned 2k by lvl 16 farming bone chips and selling them to priveleged customers who paid a premium.
getting the money is the hard part, spending it is easy. kunark loot comes to east commonlands practically by the truckload and it is very cheap. just sit in ec and you will see tons of stuff getting sold for basically peanuts. be picky and wait for the right item, don't grab the first thing that you can see that you can afford. because in general, these items have a very low resale potential.
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