Turning blues into Alchs

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Duskbane wrote:

You can trade alts for jewelers and jewelers for a fusing which is commonly traded 1:1 with alchemy.

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Mithsploit wrote:

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Duskbane wrote:

You can trade alts for jewelers and jewelers for a fusing which is commonly traded 1:1 with alchemy.

Sounds like a load of nonsense since it takes 64 alts to get an alch at the vendors.

(1 alch <= 1 regret <= 2 scouring <= 8 chance <= 8 fusing <= 32 jeweller's <= 64 alts)

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Mylon wrote:

Alternatively, if you just pick up globs of blues and ID them they give a decent number of alteration shards, Alt orbs in turn you can trade for alcs at a ratio of 8:1.

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WingsOfGryphin wrote:

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Mithsploit wrote:

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Duskbane wrote:

You can trade alts for jewelers and jewelers for a fusing which is commonly traded 1:1 with alchemy.

Sounds like a load of nonsense since it takes 64 alts to get an alch at the vendors.

(1 alch <= 1 regret <= 2 scouring <= 8 chance <= 8 fusing <= 32 jeweller's <= 64 alts)

You are retarded. Seriously.
Vendor prices will never be more profitable than Trading between players. Otherwise there wouldn't any point to trade.

But at some point the vendor prices are equal to the player set economy and you can use that.
He mentioned an that you can trade Fusings for Alchemies at 1:1 IN PLAYER SET ECONOMY.

Now look at your trade progression again. 64 alts => Jeweller's => 8 Fusings. Meaning that you can get 8 fusings from 64 alterations which 8:1, meaning that you can get 1 alch for 8 alteration using the vendor AND Player economy.

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Mithsploit wrote:

Who said anything about vendor being more profitable than trade? The only retard is the player giving away alchs for a single fusing. That's a steal for the person trading up, and robbery for the person trading down.

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mordaxiar wrote:

IDing all blues you'll probably run out of wisdom scrolls pretty quickly.