FFXIV – The MarketBoard experience



if you play final fantasy 14 you have most likely used the marketboard

for those who only buy it might seem like a fun little game… but for us FFXIV market sellers it is an endless contest, of patience that is.
people will do many things, undercut you by 1 gil, or by 10… that i can understand…

but those who sell the items at prices so low they might as well sell them to any NPC merchant… those are the ones i will never understand

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37 thoughts on “FFXIV – The MarketBoard experience”

  1. As someone who does this in other games, buy theirs and trade it in at higher value. If they keep doing it then you can keep buying it and selling more unless it's an absolutely useless item you're selling. Even right now in paladins there's the Bounty Coin Marketplace. I made 10000 recently by buying and selling the cheap Viktor skin repeatedly

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  2. I love seeing heavy undercuts way below the average price, normally it's done by someone who's impatient for money and needs a small amount for something else, so they dump something they don't need they know will sell onto the market. Generally incredibly underpriced items sell almost instantly, if you manage to see someone doing this the first instinct should be to buy it as fast as possible for resale, unless FFXIV's marketplace works differently than practically every other MMO in existence.

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  3. People who are putting stacks with 99 items on MB deserve a very special place in hell. This becomes a thing whenever there's an influx of new FFXIV from other MMOs and it reeks of stupidity. (also, the 2 gil crowd consists of people who can't read tooltips and think the vendor sell-prices are the price of the item…)

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  4. It's not just an FF thing. It's staggering how MMO players don't understand economics. Everything has a value and selling your supply of the good below market price screws you over, since you get less, and everyone else as now the market has to match your new low. Undercutting only makes sense if you need gold in the next 30 seconds. Otherwise, sell it at the current lowest and get your money within two days. Players undercutting each other all day just lead to a rich veteran buying up the entire auction house to dictate a new, bloated price. It's called resetting and sucks butts.

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