UO Second Age

If most are worried about the wear and tear on them, you can check it before cashing out. I am not a scammer nor will I be. As I said before, I received them from Christmas this year and immediately put them into the bank. there is no point in bickering on an auction site when all you have to do is ask to arms lore them. I have no issues with that

well, when the winner meets with me, all they have to do is arms lore them to see they have never been used. im not a scam nor will I ever be

I originally just had a question on the item's condition and thank you for posting the previous response of its condition. It's too bad Mens is meddling in your auction without making any bids on the item.

it happens. there are always ppl out there that have an opinion on anything, and just to waste time of others. but like I said, it doesn't bother me. im here to sell an item. and I have a second pair that may be auctioned off in the future

265K

I'm not for certain but I was once told that upon repairing a piece of armor, the overall durability goes down. This would mean you could have a piece of armor that says "new/unused" condition when arms lored, which has little or no overall durability after repairing if countless times. If you could repair an item back to 100% and 100% overall durability, that would mean you would only need one piece of invulnerable armor for LIFE and make arms lore basically useless. Can anyone confirm or deny this?

that only applies to armor that can be repaired. so that being said,
ranger armor is unreparable

after you repair armor a few ties, it loses durability and will say as well

Thanks for clearing that up. Good luck with sale!

Blaine wrote:Very incorrect Mens....here is a quick example.

It's like buying a car to collect for let's say $30k. When you go to pick it up, the car is severely wrecked. And the owner says: "That doesn't matter, you were going to collect it not drive it." The point is....the value of the item is not there if it is damaged.

A car has a practical purpose. You can drive it.

Ranger armor does not have a practical purpose.

It makes a different to the use of the car is wrecked. It makes no difference to the use of ranger armor if it is worn.

Yoir analogy is irrelevant. Please try again or admit that having a cry about damaged ranger armor is the try waste of time.

Auction is closed!!!! Kylathew is the winner at 265k. you have 24 hours to meet with me to collect

Mens Rea wrote:

Blaine wrote:Very incorrect Mens....here is a quick example.

It's like buying a car to collect for let's say $30k. When you go to pick it up, the car is severely wrecked. And the owner says: "That doesn't matter, you were going to collect it not drive it." The point is....the value of the item is not there if it is damaged.

A car has a practical purpose. You can drive it.

Ranger armor does not have a practical purpose.

It makes a different to the use of the car is wrecked. It makes no difference to the use of ranger armor if it is worn.

Yoir analogy is irrelevant. Please try again or admit that having a cry about damaged ranger armor is the try waste of time.

Dude, Imagine you are bank sitting in your brand new ranger armor that you paid almost over 200k for. you go to take a piss and come back to some guy townkilling you. You call the guards and he dies, no biggie right? Well if your ranger armor is beat to shit it might not be there anymore. See how durability matters even if you aren't on the battlefield?