Vendor Search: How to search for a complete suit?

[Eric Ravenwind]

I've tried all kinds of stuff to look up full suits on vendor search. I don't get any hits though. How do i find complete suits on vendor search?

 

[Coco_Zamis_DF]

The last three i put in my vendor seems to be to cheap. They were Sold next Day. I usually have some mage suits build Out from different loot. Not high End, but good enough for the first time.
I have still some suits with spellbooks ready. Just gimme a Ping.

 

[Eric Ravenwind]

I need to know how to look up full suits. I can't seem to get full suits to show up in vendor search - that is the issue.

 

[DJAd]

You can't really look up a full suit unless somebody puts a bunch of parts into a container and labels it.

 

[FrejaSP]

As vendor owner, I put the word Suit in my description together with the mods, then players can search for suit, like
199000 Suit LRC100, MR6, LMC40, Luck600, 5x70

 

[Avariel]

As vendor owner, I put the word Suit in my description together with the mods, then players can search for suit, like
199000 Suit LRC100, MR6, LMC40, Luck600, 5x70

Freja =) you do an awesome job. It is greatly appreciated the added description. I have never had a hard time using the vendor search to find LRC suits, because of your extra effort. Thank you.

 

[Acid Rain]

High end suits can be easily found by just setting the price range to 'Highest to Lowest' then add in some mods you want like 3MR, 8-10LMC, 3HPR, etc,...
Click through the results looking for anything in a container. Lower end suits are more difficult to find. For those you need to find specific player vendors,
mark runes, & check them from time to time.

I'm not an advocate for purchasing anything other then lower end starter suits to help get new characters going.
IMHO build your characters/templates by playing the game, learning mechanics, & gradually building their strengths while noting their weaknesses.
You'll have a greater appreciation of what you've accomplished, understand mechanics more thoroughly, & be a better player in general.
The better player you become means you learn to tackle harder foes giving you higher end loots to either use or sell to improve your characters.

It's a win/win for you & others in the game that can benefit from that nice piece your character can't use but certainly helps another.

 

[Lord Frodo]

High end suits can be easily found by just setting the price range to 'Highest to Lowest' then add in some mods you want like 3MR, 8-10LMC, 3HPR, etc,...
Click through the results looking for anything in a container. Lower end suits are more difficult to find. For those you need to find specific player vendors,
mark runes, & check them from time to time.

I'm not an advocate for purchasing anything other then lower end starter suits to help get new characters going.
IMHO build your characters/templates by playing the game, learning mechanics, & gradually building their strengths while noting their weaknesses.
You'll have a greater appreciation of what you've accomplished, understand mechanics more thoroughly, & be a better player in general.
The better player you become means you learn to tackle harder foes giving you higher end loots to either use or sell to improve your characters.

It's a win/win for you & others in the game that can benefit from that nice piece your character can't use but certainly helps another.

I just use the word weight and pick high to low and everything on the shard displays. High end suits can be found very close to the top of the money pile 175-125M

 

[Pawain]

I put "complete suit" in the bags description. I also see people put what type of suit in the description, sampire, mage... Also search for "all 70s" LMC or stuff like that.

You can also choose "not garg only" or "not Fel"and see everything and like others say, choose high to low.

 

[FrejaSP]

I am starting to add words like medable, Mage, Warrior, leather, Metal, Elf, Tiger in my description. It was a customer who told me to add Suit to the description.