UO Second Age

hard work should be paid the right price! thanks

I agree, but good luck!

sold for 9 gold each to richard simmons at least i want this price to go up and poeple should do the same keeping the ingots price go down wont help anyone! and i dont feel like going in the mine for 7 or 8 gold each ingots and thats very sad because i like living from mining. sell your ingots for 10 gold. you know its the right price

Just curious but if you can buy them from the vendor for 9 why would someone buy them from you for 10? And if your train of thought is bulk then in any market bulk price is less.

vendor probably have 15 or 16 ingot to sell you for 9 each if you feel like waithing for ingot to repop every hour and buy 16 more thats your business.

Or people will just do what they do with regs... Smooth move exlax

Yeah I was about to say you buy them out and they get more and more..

Dallaswolf wrote:Just curious but if you can buy them from the vendor for 9 why would someone buy them from you for 10? And if your train of thought is bulk then in any market bulk price is less.

Bulk regs sell to players for more than you buy them from an NPC, so following this logic he would be pricing his ingots correctly at 9.5 or 10gp each..

no Sir they repop Every 30 min in the vendor so lets say you have 10 vendors in all sosaria that sell you ingots they have 30 ingots each to sell you Every 30 minute so you make marked runes to recall at them every 30 min. in 24hrs you have 1440 minute, so in 1140 minute you can go see all vendor 48 times so 10 vendors let you have 300 ingots every 30 min. 48x300=14400 ingots in 24hrs IF you find 10 vendors, if you make runes to all of them also if they still got ingots to sell you. OR you can Buy them from Ironfist who Mine his own ingots has a noob wich buy alot of llama that happens to get killed alot by roaming mobs, to hold 33 ingots Every time before going to smelt it,besides all the thief that come to pickpocket my iron, or pks that comes by just to kill me and my llamas to loot my iron ingots... So yes i sell my ingots 10 gold each.. you can do the vendor thing or buy them right away from me at brit bank and i encourage other to do the same.. peace

No you buy 30 and then 30 mins later you buy 50 and then 30 mins later you buy 100 and so forth..its ok man do work..

Will Sinker wrote:

Dallaswolf wrote:Just curious but if you can buy them from the vendor for 9 why would someone buy them from you for 10? And if your train of thought is bulk then in any market bulk price is less.

Bulk regs sell to players for more than you buy them from an NPC, so following this logic he would be pricing his ingots correctly at 9.5 or 10gp each..

Actually the difference is you are buying bulk ingots at wholesale, but when you buy bulk regs it is actually at retail since there is no efficient way to 'farm' regs. Eg, you are paying a 'premium' to the middle man when buying bulk regs from a player vendor.

Dallaswolf wrote:No you buy 30 and then 30 mins later you buy 50 and then 30 mins later you buy 100 and so forth..its ok man do work..

you are right eccepte for one point when you reach 32 ingots from vendor it takes 60 minute to repop in vendor with 62 ingots then time probably raise again and again, just wanted to make that point clear

the market sets the price - if you find the work to be too hard, there are a variety of other ways for you to make some money

The Market is the poeple and poeple with the most Ingots for Sale make the Price. im not finding it too hard i like trading and making money all i am saying is the truth. consider all that have been said above and make comments that make sense.

Problem is a lot of people have ingots for sale. I've had ingots for sale for quite some time at 8gp and even 7gp a piece and they are hard to sell. Have to undercut the market price in order to get rid of them. I agree with you, ingots should sell for 10gp a piece, but good luck with that. You're right...mining is hard work and it's not really worth it to get 6 or 7 gp for them, which is why I need to find another line of work.