![]() So on my server, 1* gems would spiral out like that and end up at max 3200 plat, where no legitimate sales could happen any longer, and the gem essentially couldn’t be legitimate bought or sold any longer. So when plat traders buys lots of 1* gems at max price, then the starting price skyrockets, which increases starting price through their algorithm, and makes funnel with that gem even more attractive. 1* gems, like normal gems, didn’t have a delay, so you could use them to funnel resources between people (for legit or not reasons, I used it to funnel from my alts to my main) by selling way above or way below market price (market price in the sense where price legitimate sales happens at). ![]() Never heard that called “market price”, we called it “starting price” or “suggested price”, while “market price” was the actual price things would sell for.ĭisconnect between the two was a problem mostly for 1* gems when I played. lower your price to be in range with the currently offeres prices in the marketĭiablo Immortal sets a market price for a gem, and you get a slider that allows you to increase the price you’re asking for it for up to 200% of that price, or down to 50% of that price.ĭon’t think OP is talking about that? Said that “market price” was 100k, and couldn’t sell for 30k, less than half? Or did OP mean that it wouldn’t sell for 30k even if you could out it up for that? I don’t remember being able to see a price on mouse-over when I played.dont try to sell your crap gem a premium, it wont happen.So what you are asking is blizzard buys your crap undervalued gems at a premium which is not going to happenĪnd even if it did the price of the most sought after gems will inflate (you can argue there is a cap on max price) The in game value is an average of sales (not sure by quantity or time) so if people value your gem at 20k but a platinum seller bough the same gem from ita client for 60k the game will show you a market value of 40k (roughly)Īnd if you take that 40k and try to sell your gem for that price you will wait till eternity since real people value it for 20k The off market trades are usually done by the platinum sale sites which tend to buy the gem at max price I cannot sell my stone for more than one month. I think it should be possible to sell all the items for a good price. But as we can see, it doesn’t work perfectly. I have information that these items are being bought by a bot. ![]() As my gem had 3 “pips” rather than 2, it was worth a lot more than just for salvaging. So, a 5-Star gem, being worth 32 gem power would be the equivalent (if turned into dusts) of 20800-22400 platinum. On my server at the time, 1-Star gems were being sold for between 650-700 platinum. So, if the going price was 44K-48K, and gems had been recently transacted at that price, why was the minimum I could list one for set to 64K, based on an initial suggestion of 128K (which is almost three times the going price)? Now, as there were existing gems for 44K and 48K on the market, clearly I would never have been able to sell mine at around 50% more than the going price people are willing to pay for it. Even if I dragged the slider as far down as possible, that means the lowest price I could list the gem for would have been 64K platinum. The price suggested to me when I attempted to sell mine was 128K platinum. I got a gem which, according to recent sales, and two other gems of the same type that were already on the market was worth between 44K and 48K platinum.
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