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SilverBull
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Randomness
i love forums, i can hit "build" on my house and enjoy looking at stuff in the forums and such but i wounder, is there anyone else with an opinion think on this question? being a hermit with little to no experince with working with others in general whos been backstabbed so many times its not funny but wanting to be social, im considering picking up trading but i really dont know whats worth anything due to no currency inplaced that i know of, but i see all over the forums of trade deals and stuff and i want in on this but... the debate is i dont have anythign of worth around me and i cant really relocate... help >.<
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dagrimreefah
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Re: Randomness
Trading is definitely worth it. Its the difference between you being a bum with nothing and being a bum with nice shit. People love to buy foragables. Get 1600+ PER*EXP and gather flotsams,edels,bluebells and pearls.
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Ninijutsu
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Re: Randomness
You have mountains, lakes, swamps. Forage for curiosities. If you're wondering what something is worth, most traders are in agreement on the value of most items, so just check out a few big trade threads to get a gist of prices.SilverBull wrote: i dont have anythign of worth around me
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Amanda44
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Re: Randomness
Trading is a brilliant way of obtaining better gear for hermits and for making some points from your excess wares, going into the trading business as a hermit needs slightly more thought.
You will be better served by a secure idol, if trading goes wrong you don't then want them having access to the whole of your village. You are going to need to build up a stock of trading items, have storage and be able to keep up with demand whilst still running your hermitage, it is a lot of work for a single person but, it can be done and be very profitable.
This thread may be worth reading too to give you an understanding of the trading system.
viewtopic.php?f=35&t=31356#p406895
You will be better served by a secure idol, if trading goes wrong you don't then want them having access to the whole of your village. You are going to need to build up a stock of trading items, have storage and be able to keep up with demand whilst still running your hermitage, it is a lot of work for a single person but, it can be done and be very profitable.
This thread may be worth reading too to give you an understanding of the trading system.
viewtopic.php?f=35&t=31356#p406895
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It is like in Lord of the Flies, nobody controlls what is going on in the hearthlands, those weaker and with conscience are just fucked.
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Prowny
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Re: Randomness
Trading is great to speed up your village/hermitage's progress, or just get yourself some shiny gear.
But most traders are a bit paranoid so they aren't too "social" either.
If you want to be social you should try joining a village or creating your own.
And yes there's always the risk of getting backstabbed, you have to keep trying until you find decent people
But most traders are a bit paranoid so they aren't too "social" either.
If you want to be social you should try joining a village or creating your own.
And yes there's always the risk of getting backstabbed, you have to keep trying until you find decent people
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