Pretty straightforward.
When you are looking for something specific, you can easily look it up or browse (limitedly) the category it might be in. However, it’s unfair to new players who have no understanding of pricing, and who are thus forced to fork out sums like $1000 (on ‘lost keys’ or something equally useless to them at that point) when they don’t have much income / money in the bank to begin with.
I’ve been putting things up cheap (<$100) on the auction in hopes of giving new players more options in terms of what they buy to complete the tutorial task, but unless the sale is within its last few hours there is no way for a new player to see it since they can’t ‘browse’ the listing.
My suggestions is that there be a way to sort items from cheapest to most expensive, regardless of category. Or alternatively, that there be a range bar (or equivalent) so that people can look up all items under a certain price or within a certain cost range.
Discussion thread here.When you are looking for something specific, you can easily look it up or browse (limitedly) the category it might be in. However, it’s unfair to new players who have no understanding of pricing, and who are thus forced to fork out sums like $1000 (on ‘lost keys’ or something equally useless to them at that point) when they don’t have much income / money in the bank to begin with.
I’ve been putting things up cheap (<$100) on the auction in hopes of giving new players more options in terms of what they buy to complete the tutorial task, but unless the sale is within its last few hours there is no way for a new player to see it since they can’t ‘browse’ the listing.
My suggestions is that there be a way to sort items from cheapest to most expensive, regardless of category. Or alternatively, that there be a range bar (or equivalent) so that people can look up all items under a certain price or within a certain cost range.