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wts steel

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Selling LC of lowq steel.

Interested in 2 lc of good clay or 1 lc of very good clay.
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Just curious, what is good/very good clay ?
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pyrale wrote:Just curious, what is good/very good clay ?
Unless I'm reading this wrong, he's selling a large chest full of steel.

o.o

Allow me my heart attack. I'd assume he'd be looking for no less than Q70 clay on good clay, very good clay I'd hazard a guess of 80-90+? Maybe higher. Just to give people an idea until he sets the actual Q's he wants
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Something about this thread terrifies me...
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I smell stolen goods.
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what's the big deal? low q steel isn't that hard to make.
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sabinati wrote:what's the big deal? low q steel isn't that hard to make.
Hard? Not really. Mostly it's time consuming. Same could be said of silk really. If you felt like spending 3-4 hours a day picking mulberry leaves you could churn out considerable quantities. But since people don't find that overly amusing, silk is considered valuable even at low Q for merchant robes.

Heck, if I had the Clay Q he wants I'd do it. Sure, good resources are hard to find, but if you have the good stuff digging a LC or two full of top Q clay takes far far less time than making a LC of steel.
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1) no stolen goods here.
2) at least Q80 please.
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Sevenless wrote:
sabinati wrote:what's the big deal? low q steel isn't that hard to make.
Hard? Not really. Mostly it's time consuming. Same could be said of silk really. If you felt like spending 3-4 hours a day picking mulberry leaves you could churn out considerable quantities. But since people don't find that overly amusing, silk is considered valuable even at low Q for merchant robes.

Heck, if I had the Clay Q he wants I'd do it. Sure, good resources are hard to find, but if you have the good stuff digging a LC or two full of top Q clay takes far far less time than making a LC of steel.
It's not even time consuming. Silk is. Silk is the worst time consuming job ever. Steel takes discipline, and a bunch of people that fuel it. If you know what you're doing and you have the buildings accordingly, it's a piece of cake.
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Post by ewlol »

This man is scamming you.

If you an owner of a q80+ clay spot, 1 piece to 1 steel bar ratio is a ripoff.

Keep your HQ clay to yourself.


Besides, novaalpha is a forum dick.

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