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Same old same old when it comes to the more desirable items in this game.It seems that @Adeka is going to get this candle no matter what with so many friends willing to buy it for her lol.
I don't mean this to sound offensive, so I apologize if it does, but...this is called the rares community. We buy and sell rares. Rare means not common and hard to get. Hard to get makes something expensive. Therefore, obviously whoever has the most gold will always have the most rares. That has nothing to do with the actual people you called the 5%'ers, it's just common sense that whoever has the most gold wins in auctions. This is UO, what do people do when they have everything they need to play the game and have gold left over? They buy rares because it's the only thing left to buy.Same old same old when it comes to the more desirable items in this game.
The 'useable suspects' get the nicer items while we Plebeians get nothing but crumbs. Unless you are part of '5%'ers' you don't even try because you know you will either end up paying obscenely too much for the item or alternatively you will get bid out in the race (like it appears in this case).
So it easier to just not play at all. Unfortunately this may impact on the final price for Kiss Of Death because any real likelihood of a bidding war may be curtailed because people will see the futility of participation.
I was interested in the item - and may have bid a reasoanble price - but taking the above into an account I will acquiesce to the above mentioned 5%'ers.
Hello Capt my CaptI don't mean this to sound offensive, so I apologize if it does, but...this is called the rares community. We buy and sell rares. Rare means not common and hard to get. Hard to get makes something expensive. Therefore, obviously whoever has the most gold will always have the most rares. That has nothing to do with the actual people you called the 5%'ers, it's just common sense that whoever has the most gold wins in auctions. This is UO, what do people do when they have everything they need to play the game and have gold left over? They buy rares because it's the only thing left to buy.
I don't really see a problem with the more "business savvy" people having the most gold, and winning the majority of auctions.
Btw, I'm sure I fall into your category of 5%'ers since I have a rares museum, but I assure you, I am not gold obsessed, greedy, or even business savvy really. My gold and items come from playing the game as a normal player for a long time, nothing else. Until about 3 years ago I didn't have much interest in rares, and didn't really want to buy rares anyway at the time. I began to enjoy rares, now I have a museum. If a person decides they want a rare but don't have the gold for it, I would suggest they do what I did by either investing more time in the game, or choosing to use the game time they do have to do things in the game that lead to more gold, like going to EM events.
It's a very simple process in my opinion.
Person wanting rares + person spending more time in game making gold = person getting rares
If the person doesn't want to, or can't spend more time in UO making gold for whatever reason, they will just have to save the gold they do make for whatever items they wish to spend it on.
Pretty much the only rares she collects are these kind of candles and she has a very large museum of them. She definetely wants the item hehe, and every other candle of love in existanceDoes she even want the item?
Same old same old when it comes to the more desirable items in this game.
The 'useable suspects' get the nicer items while we Plebeians get nothing but crumbs. Unless you are part of '5%'ers' you don't even try because you know you will either end up paying obscenely too much for the item or alternatively you will get bid out in the race (like it appears in this case).
So it easier to just not play at all. Unfortunately this may impact on the final price for Kiss Of Death because any real likelihood of a bidding war may be curtailed because people will see the futility of participation.
I was interested in the item - and may have bid a reasoanble price - but taking the above into an account I will acquiesce to the above mentioned 5%'ers.