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dRaGko

2005-09-20, 8:41 pm

Hey, if a guildy (in particular your guild leader) is requesting
resources, what is a good rule of thumb for a discount on the resources
collected. I have collected a large quantity of HIGH QUALITY hides and
could sell it in the open market for close to a million. But I want to
sell it to my guildy for a reasonable discount that does not make my
collecting time wastefull.

Normally I would just give away stuff to guildies but this was a
substantial bit of work.

Any suggestions?

Eerfa

2005-09-21, 6:39 am

Tough one really, maybe work out what you would sell it for and half it
? or take off a third ? I know how hard it is to get resources even
with 8 BER 13's working full time on a 70%+ site. Then it's finding the
good stuff as well. I've been looking for l/s resources...Titanium
Alluminium and Culsion Gas with high OQ they're selling this stuff for
50k for 1000 units (50cpu). Worth more than crystals !

Atomic Punk

2005-09-21, 8:37 pm

what galaxy you in?
I have polysteel oq/con 982 culsion gas oq 926
dont have any titanium.
oh, you are a dark knight, right?


"Eerfa" <andy.sheppard@total.co.uk> wrote in message
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quote:

> Tough one really, maybe work out what you would sell it for and half it
> ? or take off a third ? I know how hard it is to get resources even
> with 8 BER 13's working full time on a 70%+ site. Then it's finding the
> good stuff as well. I've been looking for l/s resources...Titanium
> Alluminium and Culsion Gas with high OQ they're selling this stuff for
> 50k for 1000 units (50cpu). Worth more than crystals !
>



Eerfa

2005-09-22, 6:36 am

I'm on the Farstar server, yep Dark Knight (Padawan) lvl 80 for now !
until the FRS is back.I do have some of these resources but the quality
isn't great. I'll be on over the weekend.

Psyberowl

2005-09-22, 8:41 pm

Honestly, your best bet is to let your guildmate know what you were planning
to charge and ask what they think would be a fair price. If you don't think
the initial offer is fair, see if you can negotiate a bit. Being honest
about what you'd originally intended will probably make things easier. If
you can't agree on a fair price, you need to decide whether the lesser money
is worth the guild loyalty and decide to deal with the Guildy or the
Bazaar/Vendor.

Or just give them some of it and sell the rest.

Personally, I tend to either sell low (2 cpu area) even for good stuff or
just give it away. Gave away 100K+ of Excellent Chef quality bone this
weekend to our Guild Master & I've given away probably 40 Million worth of
CAs to different Guildies recently.

But that's me. Of course the Guild WS gives away very good weapons free,
and food free, and droids... So we more or less help each other out. Your
guild might not be the same way.

The Bar-erras Clan
Lowca Galaxy

"dRaGko" <dragko@gmail.com> wrote in message
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quote:

> Hey, if a guildy (in particular your guild leader) is requesting
> resources, what is a good rule of thumb for a discount on the resources
> collected. I have collected a large quantity of HIGH QUALITY hides and
> could sell it in the open market for close to a million. But I want to
> sell it to my guildy for a reasonable discount that does not make my
> collecting time wastefull.
>
> Normally I would just give away stuff to guildies but this was a
> substantial bit of work.
>
> Any suggestions?
>



Atomic Punk

2005-09-23, 7:09 am

I wish it was.



"Psyberowl" <owl@dmv.com> wrote in message
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quote:

> Honestly, your best bet is to let your guildmate know what you were
> planning to charge and ask what they think would be a fair price. If you
> don't think the initial offer is fair, see if you can negotiate a bit.
> Being honest about what you'd originally intended will probably make
> things easier. If you can't agree on a fair price, you need to decide
> whether the lesser money is worth the guild loyalty and decide to deal
> with the Guildy or the Bazaar/Vendor.
>
> Or just give them some of it and sell the rest.
>
> Personally, I tend to either sell low (2 cpu area) even for good stuff or
> just give it away. Gave away 100K+ of Excellent Chef quality bone this
> weekend to our Guild Master & I've given away probably 40 Million worth of
> CAs to different Guildies recently.
>
> But that's me. Of course the Guild WS gives away very good weapons free,
> and food free, and droids... So we more or less help each other out. Your
> guild might not be the same way.
>
> The Bar-erras Clan
> Lowca Galaxy
>
> "dRaGko" <dragko@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1127249302.662793.205590@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>
>



Reg LeCrisp

2005-10-04, 5:33 am


"dRaGko" <dragko@gmail.com> wrote in message
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quote:

> Hey, if a guildy (in particular your guild leader) is requesting
> resources, what is a good rule of thumb for a discount on the resources
> collected. I have collected a large quantity of HIGH QUALITY hides and
> could sell it in the open market for close to a million. But I want to
> sell it to my guildy for a reasonable discount that does not make my
> collecting time wastefull.
>
> Normally I would just give away stuff to guildies but this was a
> substantial bit of work.


If you and a guildey have a history...let's say he made you some stuff,
helps out people in chat, etc by all means give him a discount.

However, if he rarely answers questions in guild chat, and the only times he
communicates is when HE NEEDS something, then don't bother.

Just because he is in same guild don't mean jack.


Kas

2005-10-04, 7:41 pm


"Reg LeCrisp" <x@x> wrote in message
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>
> "dRaGko" <dragko@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1127249302.662793.205590@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>
> If you and a guildey have a history...let's say he made you some stuff,
> helps out people in chat, etc by all means give him a discount.
>
> However, if he rarely answers questions in guild chat, and the only times

he
quote:

> communicates is when HE NEEDS something, then don't bother.
>
> Just because he is in same guild don't mean jack.
>



General rule of thumb I go by is: If i know some where down the track that
same guildy will assist me if/when I need help on something (either by
crafting me items/giving me some spare resources or just helping me to go
and kill something) Then basically I will give them whatever I have in stock
that I dont personally need for free. However if they are someone who I
never see helping out the guild at all and I know is never going to assist
me at any time I tend to either a) stay quiet and don't even inform them of
what I have available to save it for a later time when a more involved
guildy might need it or b) charge them close to full price because they
haven't done anything to earn it any other way IF its something that is
important/worth a lot of money, if its something just simple usually i'll
help them for nothing anyways.


dRaGko

2005-10-13, 7:34 pm

I wanted to follow up on this. I offered it to him in trade and
intended it to be free. But before I could click the accept button he
posted 200K Now that is below standard price but I was happy. So I
accepted. I thanked him for the unnecessary payment stating that it
will help as I was down to 30K. He said What? and tipped me 1
million.

Needless to say he will forever get resources for free from me. Plus I
now see that this is the way our guild works. Help others and they
will help you.

I thank everyone for the advice and although I now feel sheepish for
ever considering payment I learnt a valuable lesson that others (price
gougers) should take heed.

Kas

2005-10-13, 11:33 pm


"dRaGko" <dragko@gmail.com> wrote in message
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quote:

> I wanted to follow up on this. I offered it to him in trade and
> intended it to be free. But before I could click the accept button he
> posted 200K Now that is below standard price but I was happy. So I
> accepted. I thanked him for the unnecessary payment stating that it
> will help as I was down to 30K. He said What? and tipped me 1
> million.
>
> Needless to say he will forever get resources for free from me. Plus I
> now see that this is the way our guild works. Help others and they
> will help you.
>
> I thank everyone for the advice and although I now feel sheepish for
> ever considering payment I learnt a valuable lesson that others (price
> gougers) should take heed.
>


Unlike many MMO's a lot of SWG guilds work this way, basically because in
general its actually fairly easy for guilds to get their hands on things
that the members need (unlike EQ, WoW where you have massive uber items that
are rare that everyone wants)..
In SWG its actually better off for most guilds to work on giving each other
items then to pay for them. Credits in the game are easy to come by but some
loot components to make some items arent always easy to come by, you give
them to your weaponsmith your weaponsmith gives you the weapon etc.. thats
why the "help each other" system in this game works heaps better because
everyone can gain from it.


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