Bazaar cons

[Kaidian Blade]

I like this idea as well. I'd love to be able to refuse to sell to everyone on my Ignore list. My Ingore list is actually my "Casino Spammers" list anyway and it's quickly approaching 100 members.

It would be great to have my Bazaar Trader refuse to sell to said players and do an auto-emote to the tune of "Casino Spammers like you have ruined your own lands, you'll not be purchasing my wares today or ANY day! Now, hit the exit! /gesture

HAHAHA

[Gargazon]

I don't know, I kinda like having buyers. If I want something sold I don't care much who buys it from me. I guess I'm of the thought process that if a middle eastern terrorist wants to buy a russian nuke from me, and I can make a serious profit...why not? (ok, maybe not THAT extreme, but darn close, unless it involves cigarettes, if you are caught buying or selling those I think you should be shot on sight...yes, I DO hate smoking that much, too many dead friends/relatives)

(btw, I changed my last sentence, but when did **** become a racial slur? I thought it was a political stance. not being a smart ** here either, seriously looking for an answer. /boggle)

[Tobin Itharel]

Selling in the bazaar I feel should allow different prices to different people.

1) normal
2) guild member
3) friends list
4) ignore list

the items in the .INI file is stored as

itemname=price

where price is in copper. This could be expanded

itemname=price1,price2,price3,price4

A simple new advance pricing button would allow a second window to open to allow the setting of the options in selling and pricing for items.

Guilds could setup trader mules to sell to members with high prices for non-members. You could discount items for your friends. And people you don't like dont get a good price from you just like the faction system of all the NPCs out there do to us.