You know, something I've done in order to get foraged hynid and cragbeast meat in Natimbi was to simply buy up all of the cheapest non-infinite items clogging the vendor. This leaves empty slots, which often got filled with foraged meats, in Natimbi.
There's really no reason one could not do this all the time. Imagine, for a few hundred plat one could clean out quite a few vendors of their cheap finite items, and have a chance of making hundreds of thousands of plat in return.
Is there a reason why that isn't common practice?
I mean, the reason patch day makes a difference is simply that there are open slots, so the valuable things which people are CONSTANTLY selling to vendors actually get listed, right? And the reason this doesn't persist is a form of natural selection, where the non-valuable stuff always gets left behind, until it takes up the whole vendor.
So just clear the non-valuable stuff off the vendor, and wait a while...
There's really no reason one could not do this all the time. Imagine, for a few hundred plat one could clean out quite a few vendors of their cheap finite items, and have a chance of making hundreds of thousands of plat in return.
Is there a reason why that isn't common practice?
I mean, the reason patch day makes a difference is simply that there are open slots, so the valuable things which people are CONSTANTLY selling to vendors actually get listed, right? And the reason this doesn't persist is a form of natural selection, where the non-valuable stuff always gets left behind, until it takes up the whole vendor.
So just clear the non-valuable stuff off the vendor, and wait a while...
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