Currency Parser - Path of Exile Toolkit - poetoolkit.com

Very impressive, ignore the haters they just want to be able to rip people off that don't know what things are valued at. I think you are right about the supply / demand and drops rates as well as the price of GCPs once everyone starts having 20 qual items.

Because this is a fairly unique game as far as currency goes i think new players definitely need a guide to make it easier when buying and selling. The fact there are 1/2 a dozen common currency's people like to trade in it makes things very hard.

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Keep it up.

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Jim_Fear wrote:

These sort of tools will never last in a dynamic economy. Every time I see one of these, I die a little inside. They totally take out the "bartering" aspect of the game and replace it with dollars and cents.

QFT.

A general idea of value is fine. Breaking orbs into extremely specific "change" is getting stupid real fast.

The only people who use this crap, ARE the people trying to rip everyone off and play the system to get rich. And just end up trading with each other and causing inflation.

Asonex, how are people supposed to trade then, what's the alternative ? Please explain... so far none of the people who are against this sort of tools have been able to give a clear explanation or convince me, while on the other hand I think that I've been able to relay their arguments... Is there perhaps another forum topic about it that I should read, where it gets explained in detail ?

Because if it is indeed futile, then I won't put any more time in it :) It's just that atm, this seems really useful to me.

Almost finished :) In the first version, you'll only be able to store your preferred values in a cookie, and you'll always be able to reset it to the default values (which I'm currently still copying from --link removed--).

And we're in beta ;) Everything should work, but you can't store your own set of results yet. Next up is storing it in a cookie. After that, I'll allow you to store your values in an online database - from which I can then hopefully extract some generally accepted, common exchange rates! :)



Any feedback, suggestions or bug reports are much appreciated!

Pimped the first post of this thread :)

Bump :)

Up you go!

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