so I don't think there's a thread like this and I'd like to see how opportunistic people have been able to get via the GAH
I think the most I've made off of buying an item low and selling higher is a few 100K but to start off this thread, I'll just start off with a 65K profit
people can add tips and ideas if they want, but my buy low, sell high method is purely coincidence and I just do it when I'm trying to determine a price for an item I'm going to put on AH and find something that appears to be underpriced
Due to a 15% AH tax and the highly unstable AH, this is a very risky venture.
The only tips I could give is look for great items with no buyout price. Bid it so it would keep track in your auction tab. Wait until the timer run out and bid till you think you are not in for the profit. You can also sort by highest buyout and start from page 3.
People frequently price Magic Find gear without taking into account the Magic Find. I would search for Magic Find + Dex gear for my DH and usually find an underpriced item at the first search. I would buy it and start using it for a little bit. A bit later, if I searched for the same criteria again, someone else had priced an even better item for even lower! I ended up in a cycle where I would find better and better magic find gear and sell the old gear for profit. I think I've hit a wall on this strategy, though. Sitting on 1300 Dex and 143% MF from armor gear with less than 400k gold spent total. Unlike armor, I found underpriced MF+Stats ammys and rings to be very rare.
Bought MF ring with primary stats and all resist for 3mil, resold for 20mil. Bought 1k dps weapon for 2mil, resold for 10mil. Some other stuff as well not worth mentioning.
put up my full monks gear on AH for 1k gold a piece when i decided to quit. included a 1188 dps dex/vita/AS axe, 500 LoH +50 res amulet, 20% string of ears, and a decent stormshield.
Bought a Tyrael's Might for 120k and sold it for 1.6 mil. That was my best one so far, made some off a string and ivory tower too but only 500k or so. I dont specifically search AH for bargains to resell, I just come across them when I'm browsing for items I might personally want. A good thing to do is on every search you do quickly skim through and look for auctions with over 1d11hrs remaining as good deals can go very fast. Also don't stare at items too long if you think you found a bargain someone else will snap it up, auction time is a good indicator as an overpriced item will stay up much longer.
Bought a demon hunter cloak with 3 empty gem slots, 16% MF and +8 to max discipline for 60k last night. Put it up for 860k and sold overnight. Small but I feel like I'm only starting to finally understand the interface of this AH to start playing it a little.
INSTAbought Lacuni Prowlers for 100k on the AH with 1 day 11 hours remaining, and sold for 6m
Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 60k sold for 1m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 10k sold for 800k Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 180k sold for 1.4m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 200k sold for 1.75m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 900k sold for 3.5m
Just bought 2 items 6 mill and 4.5 mill respectively worth at least 5 mill more than that. Second one probably maybe 9 mill more. It's luck, but more often than that it's often about patience and opportunity.
edit: actually both are probably worth 9 mill more
On June 13 2012 20:20 Perguvious wrote: This waas my first major resell that was over 1mil. I've gotten higher since then but I remember this is the most memorable
This makes me sad because im fucking awful at this, as i was in WoW aswell.
Why is it you got so much from those crossbows just because of socket? Crit dmg gem that good for DHs? While on that topic, what is actually the best stats in the current meta for each class. Help me so i wont continue to undersell like a retard.
On June 14 2012 00:40 TunaBarrett wrote: Why is it you got so much from those crossbows just because of socket? Crit dmg gem that good for DHs? While on that topic, what is actually the best stats in the current meta for each class. Help me so i wont continue to undersell like a retard.
I picked 2H socketed xbows because as a DH I always need them. It is better to have a socketed 2H xbow with 900 dps than an unsocketed with 1000.
It doesn't matter what I would have picked, whether it is 1 handed weapons (probably a better market to be honest as more classes use them and there is more activity), people list things for dirt cheap either by mistake, because they want a quick sale/ have no understanding as to how much their item is worth.
I picked one thing and stuck with it because I would be familiar with the prices and would know when to instantly buy something or not, and often that is the difference between getting a 950 dps weapon for 70k which I sell for 500 and not.
On June 13 2012 19:26 The Irate Turk wrote: Some of my more astute dealings:
INSTAbought Lacuni Prowlers for 100k on the AH with 1 day 11 hours remaining, and sold for 6m
Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 60k sold for 1m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 10k sold for 800k Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 180k sold for 1.4m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 200k sold for 1.75m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 900k sold for 3.5m
On June 13 2012 19:26 The Irate Turk wrote: Some of my more astute dealings:
INSTAbought Lacuni Prowlers for 100k on the AH with 1 day 11 hours remaining, and sold for 6m
Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 60k sold for 1m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 10k sold for 800k Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 180k sold for 1.4m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 200k sold for 1.75m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 900k sold for 3.5m
Seriously, I feel like D3 is more a economy-simulation than a game...D2 was fun because you PLAYED it. D3 forces you to spend most of your time abusing the AH if you want to beat this broken alpha.
On June 14 2012 01:10 Brow23 wrote: Seriously, I feel like D3 is more a economy-simulation than a game...D2 was fun because you PLAYED it. D3 forces you to spend most of your time abusing the AH if you want to beat this broken alpha.
On June 13 2012 19:26 The Irate Turk wrote: Some of my more astute dealings:
INSTAbought Lacuni Prowlers for 100k on the AH with 1 day 11 hours remaining, and sold for 6m
Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 60k sold for 1m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 10k sold for 800k Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 180k sold for 1.4m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 200k sold for 1.75m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 900k sold for 3.5m
On June 13 2012 19:26 The Irate Turk wrote: Some of my more astute dealings:
INSTAbought Lacuni Prowlers for 100k on the AH with 1 day 11 hours remaining, and sold for 6m
Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 60k sold for 1m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 10k sold for 800k Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 180k sold for 1.4m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 200k sold for 1.75m Socketed 2H Crossbow bought for 900k sold for 3.5m
On June 14 2012 01:10 Brow23 wrote: Seriously, I feel like D3 is more a economy-simulation than a game...D2 was fun because you PLAYED it. D3 forces you to spend most of your time abusing the AH if you want to beat this broken alpha.
I haven't experienced this at all. If anything it took longer in D2 to trade especially if you only used trade games or whatever.
On June 14 2012 01:35 justiceknight wrote: ^ but the thing is what stats are u looking out for? I wanna try asheara lock[boot] for 5k and resell at a higher price.
For what it's worth I haven't made over 10% in the AH on an item for about a week because demand seems to be lower and supply higher. But in addition I haven't been as interested because I have all the gear I want and am focusing on HC.
The key is to get an idea for an item's equilibrium price. Right now on Europe you can get a 2h socketed xbow with 955 dps for about 300k.
If you buy something for 300k and sell for 400k you make 40k profit. If you sell for 500k you make 125k profit. 600k = 210k etc.
If you set the buyout to 600k you can see that the xbows are roughly 975 dps. So if you see a 980 dps bow for 300k you instantly buy it because you know you can sell it on (quickly) for 589,999.
When I was doing this more heavily about ten days ago the difference in DPS was greater so that 980dps would sell for about 1m so you had greater scope to make money.
You just need to search for items all the time. I don't mean sit there pressing refresh (you could do this if you wanted to), but every time you log in, search. Every time you leave a game, search. Every time you begin an AH session, search, then search at the end of an AH session. Search after you update your spreadsheet.
On June 14 2012 01:10 Brow23 wrote: Seriously, I feel like D3 is more a economy-simulation than a game...D2 was fun because you PLAYED it. D3 forces you to spend most of your time abusing the AH if you want to beat this broken alpha.
Really? I make a hell of a lot more farming Act 3 than I do trying to flip stuff on the AH. I mean, if I"m shopping and I see something way underpriced, I'll do it but sitting and specifically looking for that stuff is a real pain and doesn't work all that well. It's good to sell stuff that you bought at half the price, but it's even better to sell stuff that you got for free.
well just last night i bought some boots: 12% mov speed 115 int 70 vit 40 resist all
for like 230 gold, was planning on reselling them for a big profit, but they actually were slightly better than what i was wearing so i ended up using them. will do when i find something better, but the profit is gona be quite steep for sure.
i did buy a 750 dps + int +crit damage spear for 20k and resold it for like 150k this morning though .
On June 12 2012 22:56 Firebolt145 wrote: Bought a demon hunter cloak with 3 empty gem slots, 16% MF and +8 to max discipline for 60k last night. Put it up for 860k and sold overnight. Small but I feel like I'm only starting to finally understand the interface of this AH to start playing it a little.
God damnit, I knew I should have sold it for more.
I can't believe people pay hundreds of dollars for a weapon in Diablo. Currently I'm buying things in the 50-100k range, and selling them in the 150-300k range. It's actually working surprisingly well. It's seriously half market simulator, half adventure game. The more you make, the more you have to spend, so you can make more. Crazy shit.
bought quiver for 10k, sold for 4 millions :D +10 disc 1.05+ hatr 135+ dex 15% ias, something else AND +18% gold find. Apparently man who sold it just watched into 18% gf lol
On June 15 2012 15:31 InFiNitY[pG] wrote: bought a dex/crit dam amulet for 20k, sold for 2 mill.
are u able to screenshot the stats?
can't sorry, but it had about 180 dex 37% crit damage and a socket. Search for items with empty sockets, buy them, put a gem in and resell. People will search for >210 dex so this won't show up on their radar until you actually put a gem in.
On June 15 2012 17:49 HQuality wrote: bought quiver for 10k, sold for 4 millions :D +10 disc 1.05+ hatr 135+ dex 15% ias, something else AND +18% gold find. Apparently man who sold it just watched into 18% gf lol
Well I find Quiver's like easily the hardest item to judge how good it is as a non-DH player. For all I know I have vendored a ton of really good ones.
Based on your success I guess high ias, high dex and then disc or hatred as bonus sells?
Could have added another 100k to it, but I had a lot of my own stuff I wanted to sell too, so I wanted to get rid of it asap. Depending on how much you farm, keep in mind that your 10 AH slots are sometimes more valuable than the items full worth.
On June 13 2012 19:26 The Irate Turk wrote: INSTAbought Lacuni Prowlers for 100k on the AH with 1 day 11 hours remaining, and sold for 6m
Jesus, 100k? That's insane. What class was it itemized for? Just ended up buying my own pair for 3.5m. 12% IAS, 7% movespeed, 54 int and 61 hps and some thorns/arcane res.
I bought 20x (didnt expect people to want it that much) Amu 15ias 111vita for about 9k sold each for 65k and I actually sold all of them in just a couple hours Bought about 200 amus 195str 99vita for about 9k sold each for 40-45k Many rings 14eg random add, 15ias 69+ int/dex each for about 7-8k, selling for 20-35k And many more... Everything is from that Act3 merchant, so Im not even robbing actual people xD
PS: You can make 10M+/day doing this if you are lucky Though normal profit is around 2-5M... Everything in this game is simply so disappointing, anytime I see item I want I dont care about 1-2M overprice it means nothing to me - in D2 you had to be hunting runes and doing mf runs for weeks, here everything is so badly designed that most really really really good items are simply worth not more than 5-10 hours of my time lol. Not to meantion that even stupid gold runs can make about 400k gold in hour... And if you are rly dedicated, you can be selling items from vendors while doing gold runs, make 15M in day and build decent char with just that.
I have always wanted to give back to the TL community which raised me up from a BGH newbie to an average iccup player, so here is my gift back to you guys. My friends and i have been doing this since week 2 of release and have averaged about 14million gold profit per 8 hour auction house session. I did it manually until they started up two bots to do it for us.
The item is called "The Three Hundredth Spear" and it is a low dps legendary weapon, but it has magic find. Probably a lot of you guys know about it, but you probably don't know that people are constantly putting them up for prices as low as 50k to 500k. Each one sells for about a million gold atm. Here are some screen shots to show you guys: + Show Spoiler +
One of the keys to buying things is adjusting buyout prices because of the way searches work across the auction house servers. We only realized this because all three of us had been doing it at the same time and seeing completely different items than each other based on the buyout we input, even though the buyout amount should have included the spears the others were seeing. My friends are still doing this today and making a ridiculous amount of gold from it and you can too TL! I look forward to hearing about your successes, but remember, there are bots doing it now so if you want to make as much as we did you would have to get your own (I am not condoning the use of AH bots, just being honest about our methods).
Well I didn't sell high because I'm using it, but after doing a search for helmets with 120+ dex, 3 crit chance, and a socket listed a couple of pages starting at probably somewhere around 400k. So I said well let me search for 4 or more crit chance and only 2 were listed one for 4 million and the other for 4999 gold so I insta bought it and actually got it! So used to getting an error saying the item was already sold.
So 4999 gold probably worth ~2,000,000, maybe more and the person thought they were putting it on the rmah for $49.99.
On June 18 2012 21:56 Couvre wrote: I have always wanted to give back to the TL community which raised me up from a BGH newbie to an average iccup player, so here is my gift back to you guys. My friends and i have been doing this since week 2 of release and have averaged about 14million gold profit per 8 hour auction house session. I did it manually until they started up two bots to do it for us.
The item is called "The Three Hundredth Spear" and it is a low dps legendary weapon, but it has magic find. Probably a lot of you guys know about it, but you probably don't know that people are constantly putting them up for prices as low as 50k to 500k. Each one sells for about a million gold atm. Here are some screen shots to show you guys: + Show Spoiler +
One of the keys to buying things is adjusting buyout prices because of the way searches work across the auction house servers. We only realized this because all three of us had been doing it at the same time and seeing completely different items than each other based on the buyout we input, even though the buyout amount should have included the spears the others were seeing. My friends are still doing this today and making a ridiculous amount of gold from it and you can too TL! I look forward to hearing about your successes, but remember, there are bots doing it now so if you want to make as much as we did you would have to get your own (I am not condoning the use of AH bots, just being honest about our methods).
On June 18 2012 21:56 Couvre wrote: I have always wanted to give back to the TL community which raised me up from a BGH newbie to an average iccup player, so here is my gift back to you guys. My friends and i have been doing this since week 2 of release and have averaged about 14million gold profit per 8 hour auction house session. I did it manually until they started up two bots to do it for us.
The item is called "The Three Hundredth Spear" and it is a low dps legendary weapon, but it has magic find. Probably a lot of you guys know about it, but you probably don't know that people are constantly putting them up for prices as low as 50k to 500k. Each one sells for about a million gold atm. Here are some screen shots to show you guys: + Show Spoiler +
One of the keys to buying things is adjusting buyout prices because of the way searches work across the auction house servers. We only realized this because all three of us had been doing it at the same time and seeing completely different items than each other based on the buyout we input, even though the buyout amount should have included the spears the others were seeing. My friends are still doing this today and making a ridiculous amount of gold from it and you can too TL! I look forward to hearing about your successes, but remember, there are bots doing it now so if you want to make as much as we did you would have to get your own (I am not condoning the use of AH bots, just being honest about our methods).
Hope you get banned soon .
Same here... asswipes who are buying low and selling high are making tons of gold, sure, but they are driving up the prices for everyone else in the process.
Then there's people like you who use bots and REALLY drive up the prices, not to mention screw others over who are "honestly" trying to buy low and sell high by snatching up the low prices items before any person can ever click on it. Don't be a dick, its really not that hard...
When I flip on the AH I usually go for ammys and rings, if not only for the reason that they're 1x1 items rather than 1x2, making it easier for me to stash and sell.
For the people that are selling items at unusually low prices, it's not my problem that they don't check the AH before pricing their item because of laziness or stupidity. Their loss, my profit. For instance, I managed to do this a couple days ago...
Whoever was selling that could've easily checked the AH and found that it sells for at least 1m gold before putting it in. Most of my flips are strictly gold for gold though as I need moar gold for gear :D
And I usually always resell my item at a price 10-20k lower than the lowest one of similar stats on the AH, because I need to move inventory. If I price it too tight (which I am guilty of too many times even now), inventory stays and it takes >12h to sell, or worst case it just goes untouched for 36h which wastes my slot when I can be constantly moving my items in 1-2h or less by taking a 8-10k loss per item. Undercut, undercut, undercut is the name of the game to make a big profit in flipping.
I honestly don't even remember what the item was exactly. I think it was some Bracers with 175 Dex, Vit, Crit %, and maybe even MF. Kind of wish I could toss a few bucks to the guy I bought them from, really.
On June 18 2012 21:56 Couvre wrote: I have always wanted to give back to the TL community which raised me up from a BGH newbie to an average iccup player, so here is my gift back to you guys. My friends and i have been doing this since week 2 of release and have averaged about 14million gold profit per 8 hour auction house session. I did it manually until they started up two bots to do it for us.
The item is called "The Three Hundredth Spear" and it is a low dps legendary weapon, but it has magic find. Probably a lot of you guys know about it, but you probably don't know that people are constantly putting them up for prices as low as 50k to 500k. Each one sells for about a million gold atm. Here are some screen shots to show you guys: + Show Spoiler +
One of the keys to buying things is adjusting buyout prices because of the way searches work across the auction house servers. We only realized this because all three of us had been doing it at the same time and seeing completely different items than each other based on the buyout we input, even though the buyout amount should have included the spears the others were seeing. My friends are still doing this today and making a ridiculous amount of gold from it and you can too TL! I look forward to hearing about your successes, but remember, there are bots doing it now so if you want to make as much as we did you would have to get your own (I am not condoning the use of AH bots, just being honest about our methods).
Hope you get banned soon .
LOL, you are welcome. If you read what i wrote i said my friends use bots, not me. I have a mac so can't use one. But if TL doesn't want to use my info then I guess i can just post it on reddit or something.
On June 18 2012 21:56 Couvre wrote: I have always wanted to give back to the TL community which raised me up from a BGH newbie to an average iccup player, so here is my gift back to you guys. My friends and i have been doing this since week 2 of release and have averaged about 14million gold profit per 8 hour auction house session. I did it manually until they started up two bots to do it for us.
The item is called "The Three Hundredth Spear" and it is a low dps legendary weapon, but it has magic find. Probably a lot of you guys know about it, but you probably don't know that people are constantly putting them up for prices as low as 50k to 500k. Each one sells for about a million gold atm. Here are some screen shots to show you guys: + Show Spoiler +
One of the keys to buying things is adjusting buyout prices because of the way searches work across the auction house servers. We only realized this because all three of us had been doing it at the same time and seeing completely different items than each other based on the buyout we input, even though the buyout amount should have included the spears the others were seeing. My friends are still doing this today and making a ridiculous amount of gold from it and you can too TL! I look forward to hearing about your successes, but remember, there are bots doing it now so if you want to make as much as we did you would have to get your own (I am not condoning the use of AH bots, just being honest about our methods).
Hope you get banned soon .
LOL, you are welcome. If you read what i wrote i said my friends use bots, not me. I have a mac so can't use one. But if TL doesn't want to use my info then I guess i can just post it on reddit or something.
Thanks for the help. Seriously if everyone is so adamant against bots etc (not saying they shouldn't be), then they should at least be informed of what botters are doing. Your information is very valuable.
On June 18 2012 21:56 Couvre wrote: I have always wanted to give back to the TL community which raised me up from a BGH newbie to an average iccup player, so here is my gift back to you guys. My friends and i have been doing this since week 2 of release and have averaged about 14million gold profit per 8 hour auction house session. I did it manually until they started up two bots to do it for us.
The item is called "The Three Hundredth Spear" and it is a low dps legendary weapon, but it has magic find. Probably a lot of you guys know about it, but you probably don't know that people are constantly putting them up for prices as low as 50k to 500k. Each one sells for about a million gold atm. Here are some screen shots to show you guys: + Show Spoiler +
One of the keys to buying things is adjusting buyout prices because of the way searches work across the auction house servers. We only realized this because all three of us had been doing it at the same time and seeing completely different items than each other based on the buyout we input, even though the buyout amount should have included the spears the others were seeing. My friends are still doing this today and making a ridiculous amount of gold from it and you can too TL! I look forward to hearing about your successes, but remember, there are bots doing it now so if you want to make as much as we did you would have to get your own (I am not condoning the use of AH bots, just being honest about our methods).
Hope you get banned soon .
LOL, you are welcome. If you read what i wrote i said my friends use bots, not me. I have a mac so can't use one. But if TL doesn't want to use my info then I guess i can just post it on reddit or something.
On June 18 2012 21:56 Couvre wrote: I did it manually until they started up two bots to do it for us.
What you wrote fully implies you were involved with botting.
On June 18 2012 21:56 Couvre wrote: I have always wanted to give back to the TL community which raised me up from a BGH newbie to an average iccup player, so here is my gift back to you guys. My friends and i have been doing this since week 2 of release and have averaged about 14million gold profit per 8 hour auction house session. I did it manually until they started up two bots to do it for us.
The item is called "The Three Hundredth Spear" and it is a low dps legendary weapon, but it has magic find. Probably a lot of you guys know about it, but you probably don't know that people are constantly putting them up for prices as low as 50k to 500k. Each one sells for about a million gold atm. Here are some screen shots to show you guys: + Show Spoiler +
One of the keys to buying things is adjusting buyout prices because of the way searches work across the auction house servers. We only realized this because all three of us had been doing it at the same time and seeing completely different items than each other based on the buyout we input, even though the buyout amount should have included the spears the others were seeing. My friends are still doing this today and making a ridiculous amount of gold from it and you can too TL! I look forward to hearing about your successes, but remember, there are bots doing it now so if you want to make as much as we did you would have to get your own (I am not condoning the use of AH bots, just being honest about our methods).
Hope you get banned soon .
LOL, you are welcome. If you read what i wrote i said my friends use bots, not me. I have a mac so can't use one. But if TL doesn't want to use my info then I guess i can just post it on reddit or something.
On June 18 2012 21:56 Couvre wrote: I did it manually until they started up two bots to do it for us.
What you wrote fully implies you were involved with botting.
exactly... involved in, but not doing, so i can't get banned. Not that it really matters since we profitted so much. Anyway, as i said i am not here to justify what I did. I don't care if people like me for it or not since it was a business. Just passing along info, use it if you want or don't.
Now that attack speed is being nerfed as we speak, I was buying a couple of INT Lacuni Bracers for about 2million and they were reselling in RMAH for $25. Now being about $10 (postfee) per 1 million gold, I'd say that was pretty good, compared to the current rates gold farmers are selling at: $4/mil I believe.
On June 20 2012 20:46 JustPassingBy wrote: Damn, this looks incredibly fun and profit-yielding, maybe I should start to do this in a serious manner as well. ^^
it's not as fun as it looks. in fact it's incredibly boring but a lot of people are botting this so don't be fooled by every screenshot you see.
On June 20 2012 20:46 JustPassingBy wrote: Damn, this looks incredibly fun and profit-yielding, maybe I should start to do this in a serious manner as well. ^^
it's not as fun as it looks. in fact it's incredibly boring but a lot of people are botting this so don't be fooled by every screenshot you see.
A lot of people are losing gold trying to do this aswell, but those you typically won't see post about it.
On June 20 2012 20:46 JustPassingBy wrote: Damn, this looks incredibly fun and profit-yielding, maybe I should start to do this in a serious manner as well. ^^
It is very stressful. The only good part about it is that it helps you wake up in the morning. For an example, you list 10 items you hope will sell. Right as you wake up you are wide awake because you are excited to see what sold (this is all in my experience).
On June 20 2012 20:46 JustPassingBy wrote: Damn, this looks incredibly fun and profit-yielding, maybe I should start to do this in a serious manner as well. ^^
you're going to have to experiment a lot to find a profitable niche on the AH, it's probably the hardest part. i'm sure the big volume flippers can tell you that they've lost their share of gold as well from making stupid deals or being too greedy, but you live and learn.
On June 20 2012 20:46 JustPassingBy wrote: Damn, this looks incredibly fun and profit-yielding, maybe I should start to do this in a serious manner as well. ^^
Also, d2jsp is a SHIT website. Do not use it for selling. The community is just dreadful and everything you post will be lowballed. Only go there to buy shit for dirt cheap.
On June 12 2012 11:37 Prime`Rib wrote: Due to a 15% AH tax and the highly unstable AH, this is a very risky venture.
The only tips I could give is look for great items with no buyout price. Bid it so it would keep track in your auction tab. Wait until the timer run out and bid till you think you are not in for the profit. You can also sort by highest buyout and start from page 3.
Great items :
Barb:
Str / Vit / High Res all
Monk :
Dex / Vit / High Res all
DH:
Dex / Crit Dmg / AS
WD/Wiz:
Int / AS / High Res all
Risky adventure? Absolutely not! I played Diablo 3 to level 10, maybe 15, I don't actually remember, since I haven't looked at my character for a long, long time. I do sell stuff though! I think I had 5,000 to begin with, now I have 6,700,000 and counting.
I like to think of Diablo 3 as Wall Street Simulator.
On June 12 2012 11:37 Prime`Rib wrote: Due to a 15% AH tax and the highly unstable AH, this is a very risky venture.
The only tips I could give is look for great items with no buyout price. Bid it so it would keep track in your auction tab. Wait until the timer run out and bid till you think you are not in for the profit. You can also sort by highest buyout and start from page 3.
Great items :
Barb:
Str / Vit / High Res all
Monk :
Dex / Vit / High Res all
DH:
Dex / Crit Dmg / AS
WD/Wiz:
Int / AS / High Res all
Risky adventure? Absolutely not! I played Diablo 3 to level 10, maybe 15, I don't actually remember, since I haven't looked at my character for a long, long time. I do sell stuff though! I think I had 5,000 to begin with, now I have 6,700,000 and counting.
I like to think of Diablo 3 as Wall Street Simulator.
Tried my hands on several, and I don't think it is that risky. However, I am very conservative with my investments, so my gains are all very slow.
On June 22 2012 00:08 Schwopzi wrote: Buy low - modify - sell high! 37 million profit on 1 trade makes me a happy camper. Also richer then I've ever been in this game lol.
sold for 6m almost instantly. I swapped the int for a dex gem ofc.
On June 22 2012 00:08 Schwopzi wrote: Buy low - modify - sell high! 37 million profit on 1 trade makes me a happy camper. Also richer then I've ever been in this game lol.
On June 22 2012 00:34 Necro)Phagist( wrote: Bought two rings with 120+ str like 200 life on hit and all res for around 50k sold em both for 1.2 million each :D :D
On June 22 2012 00:34 Necro)Phagist( wrote: Bought two rings with 120+ str like 200 life on hit and all res for around 50k sold em both for 1.2 million each :D :D
On June 22 2012 00:08 Schwopzi wrote: Buy low - modify - sell high! 37 million profit on 1 trade makes me a happy camper. Also richer then I've ever been in this game lol.
Nice, what item was it?
I posted it in the "what's my item worth" thread. It was a 1150 dips fist weapon with a socket, I added that 2 mill gem to it.
On June 20 2012 20:46 JustPassingBy wrote: Damn, this looks incredibly fun and profit-yielding, maybe I should start to do this in a serious manner as well. ^^
it's not as fun as it looks. in fact it's incredibly boring but a lot of people are botting this so don't be fooled by every screenshot you see.
A lot of people are losing gold trying to do this aswell, but those you typically won't see post about it.
On June 20 2012 20:46 JustPassingBy wrote: Damn, this looks incredibly fun and profit-yielding, maybe I should start to do this in a serious manner as well. ^^
it's not as fun as it looks. in fact it's incredibly boring but a lot of people are botting this so don't be fooled by every screenshot you see.
A lot of people are losing gold trying to do this aswell, but those you typically won't see post about it.
Really? IMO it's pretty hard to lose gold.
yeah impossible to lose gold lol
heres my earnings
B/o asheara lock 50k,sold 80k B/o andariel visage int socket 1.5m, sold 14m B/o 900dps 2h Xbow socket 250k,sold 1.2m
don't have a picture anymore but at start of diablo3 I bought some witch doctor offhand for 200k gold and it turned out to be worth the 50€ price that it sold for, so I'm quite satisfied with that
On June 25 2012 00:16 Djzapz wrote: I have a friend who bought pants with 200 str and 80 AR (no vitality) for 20k and somehow sold them for $170 in AH. $_$
If it has 2 sockets, it's decent because it's max rolled on STR and AR...
On June 22 2012 00:34 Necro)Phagist( wrote: Bought two rings with 120+ str like 200 life on hit and all res for around 50k sold em both for 1.2 million each :D :D
On June 24 2012 22:45 sky`380 wrote: Bought two rings with 120+ str like 200 life on hit and all res for around 1.2 milliom sold em both for 4 million each :D :D
On June 22 2012 00:34 Necro)Phagist( wrote: Bought two rings with 120+ str like 200 life on hit and all res for around 50k sold em both for 1.2 million each :D :D
On June 24 2012 22:45 sky`380 wrote: Bought two rings with 120+ str like 200 life on hit and all res for around 1.2 milliom sold em both for 4 million each :D :D
bout to have 17$ of bnet currency (whenever i sell for 5 or less i do b.net isntead of paypal so i dont lose as much) any ideas for a AH flipping noob?
my only real flip was making 500k in an hour buying a setpiece chest and reselling it
On June 22 2012 00:34 Necro)Phagist( wrote: Bought two rings with 120+ str like 200 life on hit and all res for around 50k sold em both for 1.2 million each :D :D
On June 24 2012 22:45 sky`380 wrote: Bought two rings with 120+ str like 200 life on hit and all res for around 1.2 milliom sold em both for 4 million each :D :D
mind=blown
ohhh shit :D
No... no way... That has to be a troll, there's no way that someone could be that awesome. Right?
With the amount of crafting that's going on (US, at least), you can find bargains on crafted gear if you're lucky. On the same note, crafted gear devalues quite quickly due to the amount of crafting.
Bought an offhand source (pretty good, would've gone for atleast 10M) for 499k a few days ago, just sold it for 149 euro... And I could probably get around 60M if I bought gold from some random site for the money I got :3
First venture into buying/selling with rmah. Best part is I can convert the gold back to money at around 10-20$ to 1 million gold ratio with a bit a effort. ~40m profit, not bad for a first try
First venture into buying/selling with rmah. Best part is I can convert the gold back to money at around 10-20$ to 1 million gold ratio with a bit a effort. ~40m profit, not bad for a first try
1$/mil look like a good buy but reselling 10-20$ per million is a bit optimistic, on NA at least.
Id say it's more around 3-4$/mil if you invest the time needed/get some luck.
On June 12 2012 12:03 dottycakes wrote: People frequently price Magic Find gear without taking into account the Magic Find. I would search for Magic Find + Dex gear for my DH and usually find an underpriced item at the first search. I would buy it and start using it for a little bit. A bit later, if I searched for the same criteria again, someone else had priced an even better item for even lower! I ended up in a cycle where I would find better and better magic find gear and sell the old gear for profit. I think I've hit a wall on this strategy, though. Sitting on 1300 Dex and 143% MF from armor gear with less than 400k gold spent total. Unlike armor, I found underpriced MF+Stats ammys and rings to be very rare.
Edited the amount of Dex I got from just armor.
Same can be said for gold find armor. I do exactly the same thing. Buy upgrades and sell the old stuff at a profit. I guessing GF and MF armor will soon start to rise in price as people more or less finish their "main" armor sets for end game, I think it might be worth hanging onto your pieces for a while. Then again it's not like you sacrifice that much to get that GF/MF on your armor.
First venture into buying/selling with rmah. Best part is I can convert the gold back to money at around 10-20$ to 1 million gold ratio with a bit a effort. ~40m profit, not bad for a first try
1$/mil look like a good buy but reselling 10-20$ per million is a bit optimistic, on NA at least.
Id say it's more around 3-4$/mil if you invest the time needed/get some luck.
Also don't forget the blizz and paypal fees.
That's the going rate for just straight up selling gold atm. If you find some good deals on the Gold AH, you can get that pretty easily. I've been searching for high armor, high resist, and high life on hit items, you can usually find 2-3 good items for under 1M each that will all sell for around 25-30$.
Found a amulet that was 650+ life on hit, 80 vit, 45 dex, with a socket, and sold it for 50$ (cost 200k). Also found a chest piece that was +70 all res, 398+ armor, with 2 sockets, that sold for 30$ (for 400k)
Right now there isn't that many tank items on the RMAH, everything is DPS based. So if you find a great %life, high all resist, and/or high armor item for around 2-3M, you can easily get rid of it for around 40-50$
On June 26 2012 10:12 Snausages wrote: 1300 dps 2hander with around 400 LoH, %50 dmg it was my first resale, and I'm really pleased with the profit I netted
That would have EASILY sold for 60M. That high dps AND life on hit? Its like 6M for anything over 1.2k DPS, and 10M for anything over 1.3k (atleast for X Bows, but when i checked, their DPS scaling was similar to other 2H).
On June 26 2012 10:29 ballasdontcry wrote: depends on what 2h it is wouldn't it. if it's a bow yeah it'd be worth 60m, but if it's a slowass barb mighty weapon maybe not.
it was a slowass barb mighty weapon, and I priced it at 1.35mil after comparing it to a lot of similar ones sorry for the confusion
On June 27 2012 18:07 Tiax;mous wrote: I hate it when stuff get sold instantly, and this happened 5 minutes ago ( bought them yesterday night, put them on AH 10 minutes ago );
I bought all those very cheap and still made 5m profit out of those 4 items but still I feel ripped off now.
And this happened yesterday I believe,
I think I havent played the game since rmah launch, meh AH is much more fun...
what kind of items and with which stats do you go for?
On June 27 2012 18:07 Tiax;mous wrote: I hate it when stuff get sold instantly, and this happened 5 minutes ago ( bought them yesterday night, put them on AH 10 minutes ago );
I bought all those very cheap and still made 5m profit out of those 4 items but still I feel ripped off now.
And this happened yesterday I believe,
I think I havent played the game since rmah launch, meh AH is much more fun...
what kind of items and with which stats do you go for?
thanks ^^
I generally go for multi-class items. High vitality, high res, maybe some crit chance etc. This is also a good idea since I'm not trying to sell high and maximize profit but try to sell it asap.
Not amazing, but I bought a 2H bow with a perfect square ruby in it for 65k. Just sold it for 275k with a flawless square emerald. Why you would socket a bow with a perfect square ruby?? And then sell it for barely more than the gem is worth?
This is my best one so far . Atm I've stopped playing and instead I'm only reselling stuff on AH. I think it's more fun than the actual game, lol. I started off with 9 mil a couple of days ago and now I've tripled my money.
On June 18 2012 22:42 serum321 wrote: Well I didn't sell high because I'm using it, but after doing a search for helmets with 120+ dex, 3 crit chance, and a socket listed a couple of pages starting at probably somewhere around 400k. So I said well let me search for 4 or more crit chance and only 2 were listed one for 4 million and the other for 4999 gold so I insta bought it and actually got it! So used to getting an error saying the item was already sold.
So 4999 gold probably worth ~2,000,000, maybe more and the person thought they were putting it on the rmah for $49.99.
Just doing quick searches over the weekend I spotted a helmet with only 3 crit, but higher dex than the one listed above and 19mf just put up for 2m(so 150+ dex, 3 crit, socket, 19mf). I bought it figuring I could at least flip it and double my money if I wanted because of the mf, but decided to keep it and sell my old one purchased at 4999. It didn't sell the first time for 3m, I think I could have gotten it a week ago, but it did sell overnight on the 2nd listing for 2m; so a profit of 1,995,001.
This is my best one so far . Atm I've stopped playing and instead I'm only reselling stuff on AH. I think it's more fun than the actual game, lol. I started off with 9 mil a couple of days ago and now I've tripled my money.
Keep that money low, gold has shit value compared to items and is losing more every day, turn it into cash or items as fast as you can.
bought for 700k and sold for 15 mil. After tax is 12.5 mil so I'm pretty happy lol.
What gems did you slot in there?
Nothing, it was late so I just went straight to bed. Didn't expect to sell it that quickly. But I could add 2 normal flawless square to make it 200+ vit. So overall 200+ vit, 8% life and 70 all resist. I think 15 mil ain't too high, I don't think u can find any chest like that on AH.
Bought this for 299k, but am really unsure if it was a good deal or not, as its got a pretty rare combination of super good attributes but no main stats.
so stupid how when you bid and get out bid the gold doesnt return to you immediately...
watched at auction for its last hour and was winning for about 5 hours and in the very last 10 seconds i got outbid. tried to win the bid in the last second but alas my gold was returned to the completed tab and i couldnt bid on the item again because i did not have enough gold.... swear to god its gotta be a bot
On June 29 2012 19:15 Stratos.FEAR wrote: so stupid how when you bid and get out bid the gold doesnt return to you immediately...
watched at auction for its last hour and was winning for about 5 hours and in the very last 10 seconds i got outbid. tried to win the bid in the last second but alas my gold was returned to the completed tab and i couldnt bid on the item again because i did not have enough gold.... swear to god its gotta be a bot
Not necessarily though, in the last few minutes of an auction (provided I'm awake), I will refresh it crazily and determine within ~1-3 seconds at what point it will end so I can bid within those last few seconds. #TakesD3WayTooSeriously
On June 29 2012 19:54 kaboombaby wrote: Bought this for 200k on the HC AH.
Relisted for 10 mill.
i dont get it,i always search for LOH stuff and found a 3m$ with 700 dps but cant decide to buy or not.How much dps is considered good for baba/monk and other class?
I have to say this stuff kinda annoys me, because its way to easy to make tons of gold with it. Like you can make so much more gold with this than with actually playing the game. I have only made a few trades by casually buying some cheap stuff I saw while checking prices. And made a profit every single time, not once I lost money. Most gold with a single trade single trade was buying a shield for 7 million and reselling it for 13.
If I would actually put effort into this and check often for new items, make excel sheets with prices etc, it would be so much more earnings than by farming. But I think its really lame.
On June 29 2012 19:15 Stratos.FEAR wrote: so stupid how when you bid and get out bid the gold doesnt return to you immediately...
watched at auction for its last hour and was winning for about 5 hours and in the very last 10 seconds i got outbid. tried to win the bid in the last second but alas my gold was returned to the completed tab and i couldnt bid on the item again because i did not have enough gold.... swear to god its gotta be a bot
Not necessarily though, in the last few minutes of an auction (provided I'm awake), I will refresh it crazily and determine within ~1-3 seconds at what point it will end so I can bid within those last few seconds. #TakesD3WayTooSeriously
i guess so, but it happened a couple of times and i literally had no time at all to counter bid and i was watching the auction very closely
On June 29 2012 19:15 Stratos.FEAR wrote: so stupid how when you bid and get out bid the gold doesnt return to you immediately...
watched at auction for its last hour and was winning for about 5 hours and in the very last 10 seconds i got outbid. tried to win the bid in the last second but alas my gold was returned to the completed tab and i couldnt bid on the item again because i did not have enough gold.... swear to god its gotta be a bot
Not necessarily though, in the last few minutes of an auction (provided I'm awake), I will refresh it crazily and determine within ~1-3 seconds at what point it will end so I can bid within those last few seconds. #TakesD3WayTooSeriously
i guess so, but it happened a couple of times and i literally had no time at all to counter bid and i was watching the auction very closely
Just grab a kitchen timer, refresh the auction until you see it hit <1min, then hit the stopwatch and open the bid input window....wait till 55-58 seconds depending on your bravery and put in you bid for the max you are willing to pay.
I havent lost an auction i've gone for yet. Half the time nobody is even watching the auction so you just get it.
On June 29 2012 19:15 Stratos.FEAR wrote: so stupid how when you bid and get out bid the gold doesnt return to you immediately...
watched at auction for its last hour and was winning for about 5 hours and in the very last 10 seconds i got outbid. tried to win the bid in the last second but alas my gold was returned to the completed tab and i couldnt bid on the item again because i did not have enough gold.... swear to god its gotta be a bot
Not necessarily though, in the last few minutes of an auction (provided I'm awake), I will refresh it crazily and determine within ~1-3 seconds at what point it will end so I can bid within those last few seconds. #TakesD3WayTooSeriously
i guess so, but it happened a couple of times and i literally had no time at all to counter bid and i was watching the auction very closely
Just grab a kitchen timer, refresh the auction until you see it hit <1min, then hit the stopwatch and open the bid input window....wait till 55-58 seconds depending on your bravery and put in you bid for the max you are willing to pay.
I havent lost an auction i've gone for yet. Half the time nobody is even watching the auction so you just get it.
had an opportunity to make a decent amount but didn't move on it because I wasn't expecting the price difference to be so significant on a ring that had +40 dex, +53 Vit, and +0.5% crit chance compared to a 83 dex / 4% crit chance blue ring
difference apparently is 5M+
differences like this is what really turns me off from current end-game D3 though
I don't AH snipe much. Only when I'm listing my own items for sale and I'm looking at the market price, I will buy underpriced items. This is my best one yet :
On July 01 2012 01:28 Eschaton wrote: Not a huge gain, but its all about increments and I think this illustrates the benefit of knowing your niche (wizards want crit).
Nicely done. After both transactions, it's 1M gold more in your pocket and 2.62 M gold evaporated in taxes and out of the economy :D
On July 01 2012 01:28 Eschaton wrote: Not a huge gain, but its all about increments and I think this illustrates the benefit of knowing your niche (wizards want crit).
Nicely done. After both transactions, it's 1M gold more in your pocket and 2.62 M gold evaporated in taxes and out of the economy :D
Yo Catyoul Still on poker?
That's not out of the economy, Blizzard use it to maintain the roads and pay for the education of imps.
On July 01 2012 01:28 Eschaton wrote: Not a huge gain, but its all about increments and I think this illustrates the benefit of knowing your niche (wizards want crit).
Nicely done. After both transactions, it's 1M gold more in your pocket and 2.62 M gold evaporated in taxes and out of the economy :D
Kinda depends on gem dont u think? 70% crit one has value around 400k by itself on AH (after cut), and actual craft price is like 520k. That reduces profit to 500k.
On July 03 2012 19:25 Catyoul wrote: I don't AH snipe much. Only when I'm listing my own items for sale and I'm looking at the market price, I will buy underpriced items. This is my best one yet :
I'm actually quite surprised someone paid so much for those boots because of the lack of movespeed and lack of primary stats for the two melee classes. Are monks just that hungry for those all resistance that they'll ditch the potential 200+ dex on boots just for resistances?
On July 01 2012 01:28 Eschaton wrote: Not a huge gain, but its all about increments and I think this illustrates the benefit of knowing your niche (wizards want crit).
Nicely done. After both transactions, it's 1M gold more in your pocket and 2.62 M gold evaporated in taxes and out of the economy :D
Kinda depends on gem dont u think? 70% crit one has value around 400k by itself on AH (after cut), and actual craft price is like 520k. That reduces profit to 500k.
I used the 50% crit gem, a trade off between not appearing cheap (45% gems are commonly dropped) and spending very little (20-30k). Anyone including a 70% gem is being a bit foolish I think. I doubt the majority of buyers take the time to do the calculation, and simply do a search for a crit % cut off. Those who think enough to check the gem price are probably also going to think enough to buy a socketed un-gemmed weapon.
Also, we must all do our part by paying AH taxes to support public services such as cobblestone roads and teleporters. How else would we farm efficiently?
On July 03 2012 19:25 Catyoul wrote: I don't AH snipe much. Only when I'm listing my own items for sale and I'm looking at the market price, I will buy underpriced items. This is my best one yet :
I'm actually quite surprised someone paid so much for those boots because of the lack of movespeed and lack of primary stats for the two melee classes. Are monks just that hungry for those all resistance that they'll ditch the potential 200+ dex on boots just for resistances?
My thoughts too, it would not have occurred to me to buy that to flip, just because it doesn't look sellable at all without +str or +dex and obviously no movement speed..
On July 03 2012 19:25 Catyoul wrote: I don't AH snipe much. Only when I'm listing my own items for sale and I'm looking at the market price, I will buy underpriced items. This is my best one yet :
I'm actually quite surprised someone paid so much for those boots because of the lack of movespeed and lack of primary stats for the two melee classes. Are monks just that hungry for those all resistance that they'll ditch the potential 200+ dex on boots just for resistances?
any 150 vits are high valued,my 3 socket chest with 190 vits + shitty base is currently 500k bid.Gonna wait tomorrow to see how rich i gonna be.
On July 03 2012 19:25 Catyoul wrote: I don't AH snipe much. Only when I'm listing my own items for sale and I'm looking at the market price, I will buy underpriced items. This is my best one yet :
I'm actually quite surprised someone paid so much for those boots because of the lack of movespeed and lack of primary stats for the two melee classes. Are monks just that hungry for those all resistance that they'll ditch the potential 200+ dex on boots just for resistances?
any 150 vits are high valued,my 3 socket chest with 190 vits + shitty base is currently 500k bid.Gonna wait tomorrow to see how rich i gonna be.
Hm this is interesting, the chest I am currently wearing i bought for 50k and it has 196 vit, 50 dex, 4% life and 3 sockets, it could actually be worth quite a bit then.. (ilvl 61 tho, so rather low armor).
On July 01 2012 01:28 Eschaton wrote: Not a huge gain, but its all about increments and I think this illustrates the benefit of knowing your niche (wizards want crit).
Nicely done. After both transactions, it's 1M gold more in your pocket and 2.62 M gold evaporated in taxes and out of the economy :D
Yo Catyoul Still on poker?
That's not out of the economy, Blizzard use it to maintain the roads and pay for the education of imps.
Heya ! Stopped poker some years ago already.
Good to know the rake is put to good use to build roads and waypoints, maybe feed treasure goblins too.
On July 03 2012 19:25 Catyoul wrote: I don't AH snipe much. Only when I'm listing my own items for sale and I'm looking at the market price, I will buy underpriced items. This is my best one yet :
I'm actually quite surprised someone paid so much for those boots because of the lack of movespeed and lack of primary stats for the two melee classes. Are monks just that hungry for those all resistance that they'll ditch the potential 200+ dex on boots just for resistances?
High vitality roll, almost max resist and an additional resist, good for a monk. I believe damage is really secondary for tanks. If it had 200+ dex as well it would be well in the 30M+.
Move speed is great on boots, but it's not required for melee classes to have a high value item.
On July 04 2012 08:59 tuho12345 wrote: Bought 2 mil, sold for 50 mil:D I didn't even bother to add gem lol
Oh wow, who in their right mind would list that for 2 mil....wtf?
Yeah... I mean, I can understand typing the wrong number of zeroes, but wtf you need to double check those auctions when they are for 10m+. AH is like some kind of twisted objectivist dystopia.
i recently put up a stormshield for 1.8m instead of 18m and didnt notice until it was too late T_T lesson was learned tho i check immediately after i put up every sale that the numbers are right on the auctions tab
On July 04 2012 12:14 WaZ wrote: i recently put up a stormshield for 1.8m instead of 18m and didnt notice until it was too late T_T lesson was learned tho i check immediately after i put up every sale that the numbers are right on the auctions tab
what sucks is you cant check your minimum bid like that
accidently left a 0 out of my min bid on GG gloves right when RMAH came out, sold for $16 when it was worth $60
On July 04 2012 08:59 tuho12345 wrote: Bought 2 mil, sold for 50 mil:D I didn't even bother to add gem lol
Oh wow, who in their right mind would list that for 2 mil....wtf?
Yeah... I mean, I can understand typing the wrong number of zeroes, but wtf you need to double check those auctions when they are for 10m+. AH is like some kind of twisted objectivist dystopia.
Actually it was not on AH lol, it was from a dude on trade channel
On July 03 2012 19:25 Catyoul wrote: I don't AH snipe much. Only when I'm listing my own items for sale and I'm looking at the market price, I will buy underpriced items. This is my best one yet :
I'm actually quite surprised someone paid so much for those boots because of the lack of movespeed and lack of primary stats for the two melee classes. Are monks just that hungry for those all resistance that they'll ditch the potential 200+ dex on boots just for resistances?
My thoughts too, it would not have occurred to me to buy that to flip, just because it doesn't look sellable at all without +str or +dex and obviously no movement speed..
Tank WD and melee Wiz are quite popular nowadays. That might be another reason for the demand in this kind of items.
On July 03 2012 19:25 Catyoul wrote: I don't AH snipe much. Only when I'm listing my own items for sale and I'm looking at the market price, I will buy underpriced items. This is my best one yet :
I'm actually quite surprised someone paid so much for those boots because of the lack of movespeed and lack of primary stats for the two melee classes. Are monks just that hungry for those all resistance that they'll ditch the potential 200+ dex on boots just for resistances?
My thoughts too, it would not have occurred to me to buy that to flip, just because it doesn't look sellable at all without +str or +dex and obviously no movement speed..
Tank WD and melee Wiz are quite popular nowadays. That might be another reason for the demand in this kind of items.
You must be EU with completely different prices or you just got really lucky, it was a good buy, but no way should you have sold it for over 3mil
On July 04 2012 22:12 aseq wrote: Bah, traders. Only good for jacking up AH prices for people like me who can't be arsed trying to play Auction House Hero 3
It's just like Guitar Hero, except you have to hit the buttons faster and the timing is more important.
I also used this to beat inferno act 1 and farm enough gold to get a better weapon.
it was a 630 dps one handed mace with 650 life on hit, 200 strength, 100 intel, and 45 crit damage. it instasold at 3mil also, probably could have gotten more.
Bought for 10.5 mil, sold for 35 mil. This game is wayyyyy tooo EZ to find gold lol. I got 85 mil in the last 24 hrs buy just selling 2 items >"< Can't understand some ppl buying gold in this game.
On July 05 2012 01:49 tuho12345 wrote: Bought for 10.5 mil, sold for 35 mil. This game is wayyyyy tooo EZ to find gold lol. I got 85 mil in the last 24 hrs buy just selling 2 items >"< Can't understand some ppl buying gold in this game.
I've been playing since release and I've never found anything worth more that 3 million. Actually, that was one single rare bow that I'm using myself, so I've never sold anything for more that 1 million.
On July 05 2012 07:19 nonsequitur wrote: Just sold a Justice Lantern for $49.99 which I bought at 5 mil way back 2 patches ago. At $2/mil I guess that's a 95 mil profit?
Your math is backwards, it's $2 per million (roughly) not 2 million per $
Gloves was 150dex 8+ as/crit 30% crit dmg, maybe could've sold for more but I'm pretty happy with the ~40€/m I got from them Bought tyrael's for 3.5m during the first week or so, used for a long time and sold for +80€ . Gold sold for ~10-15$/m back then so it wasn't "that" big of a profit but i'm pretty happy with it overall.
EDIT: pic sucks for some reason, u need to open it in a new tab
On July 05 2012 07:19 nonsequitur wrote: Just sold a Justice Lantern for $49.99 which I bought at 5 mil way back 2 patches ago. At $2/mil I guess that's a 95 mil profit?
Patch 1.4 is coming soon. Patch 1.4 is where they buff all the legendaries. Since 1.3 the price for fiery brimstone has gone from 24k to 170k
It will never be this low again.
The chance to get brimstone from salvaging level 60 legendaries is still 100% ofc. I've sunk many tens of millions into brimstone. via junk legendaries. I think it'll turn a pretty good profit post 1.4.
Really enjoyed the details in this thread just curious what stats are good sellers on quivers for someone who has no idea? Play a wiz and trying to find out more info about wanted stats for DH.
On July 06 2012 13:41 iLLusive wrote: Really enjoyed the details in this thread just curious what stats are good sellers on quivers for someone who has no idea? Play a wiz and trying to find out more info about wanted stats for DH.
Key:
Dex (~170-190 for good quivers) Crit Chance (8 is max, less than 3 is bad, over 5 is good) AS (less that 12 is pretty trash, 14 and 15 are very very nice)
Really contribute to value:
MF Max Disc alot of vit (50 adds nice value, 100 is very nice)
On July 06 2012 13:41 iLLusive wrote: Really enjoyed the details in this thread just curious what stats are good sellers on quivers for someone who has no idea? Play a wiz and trying to find out more info about wanted stats for DH.
Key:
Dex (~170-190 for good quivers) Crit Chance (8 is max, less than 3 is bad, over 5 is good) AS (less that 12 is pretty trash, 14 and 15 are very very nice)
Really contribute to value:
MF Max Disc alot of vit (50 adds nice value, 100 is very nice)
May bump price a bit but dont count on it:
Hatred Regen
lol, I'd consider 130-150 dex is good already, you won't find any quiver easily with 170+ dex man. Personally U need max iAS is obvious, next is disc first, then crit chance, beside that as high dex and vit as possible.
On July 06 2012 13:41 iLLusive wrote: Really enjoyed the details in this thread just curious what stats are good sellers on quivers for someone who has no idea? Play a wiz and trying to find out more info about wanted stats for DH.
Key:
Dex (~170-190 for good quivers) Crit Chance (8 is max, less than 3 is bad, over 5 is good) AS (less that 12 is pretty trash, 14 and 15 are very very nice)
Really contribute to value:
MF Max Disc alot of vit (50 adds nice value, 100 is very nice)
May bump price a bit but dont count on it:
Hatred Regen
lol, I'd consider 130-150 dex is good already, you won't find any quiver easily with 170+ dex man. Personally U need max iAS is obvious, next is disc first, then crit chance, beside that as high dex and vit as possible.
On July 06 2012 13:41 iLLusive wrote: Really enjoyed the details in this thread just curious what stats are good sellers on quivers for someone who has no idea? Play a wiz and trying to find out more info about wanted stats for DH.
Key:
Dex (~170-190 for good quivers) Crit Chance (8 is max, less than 3 is bad, over 5 is good) AS (less that 12 is pretty trash, 14 and 15 are very very nice)
Really contribute to value:
MF Max Disc alot of vit (50 adds nice value, 100 is very nice)
May bump price a bit but dont count on it:
Hatred Regen
lol, I'd consider 130-150 dex is good already, you won't find any quiver easily with 170+ dex man. Personally U need max iAS is obvious, next is disc first, then crit chance, beside that as high dex and vit as possible.
140 dex is fine if you want to merch quivers for 50k.... AS is great but unfortunately you cant search for it, which hurts sales and finding ones to flip.
170+ is not hard to find, at all. I literally have 25 assorted 170+ dex/crit with other bonus stat quivers on backlog to sell, and 80% of them are over 180dex. I believe I am the largest quiver merchant on the US server, I actually had to stop selling for a few days because I accidently drove market prices down too much.
The number one rule of flipping is that its not important how good an item actually is, only what idots will pay for it.
On July 03 2012 19:25 Catyoul wrote: I don't AH snipe much. Only when I'm listing my own items for sale and I'm looking at the market price, I will buy underpriced items. This is my best one yet :
I'm actually quite surprised someone paid so much for those boots because of the lack of movespeed and lack of primary stats for the two melee classes. Are monks just that hungry for those all resistance that they'll ditch the potential 200+ dex on boots just for resistances?
My thoughts too, it would not have occurred to me to buy that to flip, just because it doesn't look sellable at all without +str or +dex and obviously no movement speed..
Tank WD and melee Wiz are quite popular nowadays. That might be another reason for the demand in this kind of items.
You must be EU with completely different prices or you just got really lucky, it was a good buy, but no way should you have sold it for over 3mil
This is up right now for 650k
this is 1.5mil
bought the above boots for 777,777,sold 1.1m rofl
then the 190 vit shit base stats 3 socket chest, BO 400k,sold 1m
star gems,guaranteed to sell but not sure that 60k profit feels nothing lol.
On July 03 2012 19:25 Catyoul wrote: I don't AH snipe much. Only when I'm listing my own items for sale and I'm looking at the market price, I will buy underpriced items. This is my best one yet :
I'm actually quite surprised someone paid so much for those boots because of the lack of movespeed and lack of primary stats for the two melee classes. Are monks just that hungry for those all resistance that they'll ditch the potential 200+ dex on boots just for resistances?
My thoughts too, it would not have occurred to me to buy that to flip, just because it doesn't look sellable at all without +str or +dex and obviously no movement speed..
Tank WD and melee Wiz are quite popular nowadays. That might be another reason for the demand in this kind of items.
You must be EU with completely different prices or you just got really lucky, it was a good buy, but no way should you have sold it for over 3mil
This is up right now for 650k
this is 1.5mil
bought the above boots for 777,777,sold 1.1m rofl
then the 190 vit shit base stats 3 socket chest, BO 400k,sold 1m
star gems,guaranteed to sell but not sure that 60k profit feels nothing lol.
Gems are tricky as hell-- if you pay close attention, their price rises/falls follow a pretty predictable pattern, but margins are razor thin (you lose 15% of your sell price remember). You can make money, but you need to be pretty astute, and it ties up tens of millions for hours or half-weeks for hundreds of thousands of profit.
not really flipping, but investing. decided to buy 85 Fiery Brimstones today because I needed something to do with my gold and I'm not really looking to buy an expensive gear upgrade
Fiery Brimstones already up to 275K :D
I'm planning on holding on to them until Blizzard releases the patch with newer more powerful Legendaries
On July 07 2012 05:20 udgnim wrote: not really flipping, but investing. decided to buy 85 Fiery Brimstones today because I needed something to do with my gold and I'm not really looking to buy an expensive gear upgrade
Fiery Brimstones already up to 275K :D
I'm planning on holding on to them until Blizzard releases the patch with newer more powerful Legendaries
wait, is this on EU? They are currently 234k, and that big of a price drop would be terrible.
I bought out a ton of items at 175k yesterday, got like 40 or so brimstone. I'm looking to sell them right before the patch hits, as their worth is likely to go down after that, because that's when everyone will be selling.
On July 07 2012 05:20 udgnim wrote: not really flipping, but investing. decided to buy 85 Fiery Brimstones today because I needed something to do with my gold and I'm not really looking to buy an expensive gear upgrade
Fiery Brimstones already up to 275K :D
I'm planning on holding on to them until Blizzard releases the patch with newer more powerful Legendaries
wait, is this on EU? They are currently 234k, and that big of a price drop would be terrible.
I bought out a ton of items at 175k yesterday, got like 40 or so brimstone. I'm looking to sell them right before the patch hits, as their worth is likely to go down after that, because that's when everyone will be selling.
Yeah, I've got mixed feelings on when they'll peak. On the one hand, a lot of people will dump post patch. On the other hand, modifications to legendaries will permanently link the price of brimstone to the price of top tier weapons/armor, and since crafting requires a couple brimstone usually, and salvaging yields only one, more crafting = more brimstone being removed from the market. Since the drop rate of legendaries won't be buffed, and since less are coming from rares, I kind of wonder about the long term price of them as being permanently higher.
But you're right though, it will definitely peak pre-patch, drop a bit post-patch, but I wonder about how high the eventual rise afterwards will be.
I guess safe money is selling some pre-patch, and holding on to some. *shrugs*
I've got my two stacks of brimstone acquired at around 160k average. We'll see how the price moves and keep it all in mind.
The prices of fiery brimstones have skyrocketed this past week. I bought about 150 of them for 90 k a piece a couple of days ago, and right now they're at about 130k per piece on EU.
I think they'll get even more expensive when 1.1 comes out, which will probably be a while, but still. I urge everyone in here to invest in some of these as long as you have the money.
On July 07 2012 18:34 Phenny wrote: 250k atm on US, not sure if i want to buy a stack or not, cant know if the price will increase enough to be worth it :/
if you look at the last 10 trades price, while its listed as 250k, i actually got some for about 160k (about 5 or so) because of people selling them for that much.
On July 07 2012 18:34 Phenny wrote: 250k atm on US, not sure if i want to buy a stack or not, cant know if the price will increase enough to be worth it :/
if you look at the last 10 trades price, while its listed as 250k, i actually got some for about 160k (about 5 or so) because of people selling them for that much.
yeah, some people haven't caught on. It's like people putting up junk legendaries for 100k still thinking that's all they're worth.
Hey, if the price dips down below 180k in NA, I'm buying more!
1. You are assumed that Legendaries will be better. But how much better? 2. Remember that the longer it takes to buff them, the more awesome rares entering the market. With Blizzard track record, the buff on legendaries may not be enough for people to considering to upgrade their gears. 3. Now that more people are caught on with Fiery Brimstone, whoever started this gonna flip all the stones and laugh from all the profits.
On July 08 2012 04:45 Prime`Rib wrote: Not sure why people hogging Fiery Brimstone.
1. You are assumed that Legendaries will be better. But how much better? 2. Remember that the longer it takes to buff them, the more awesome rares entering the market. With Blizzard track record, the buff on legendaries may not be enough for people to considering to upgrade their gears. 3. Now that more people are caught on with Fiery Brimstone, whoever started this gonna flip all the stones and laugh from all the profits.
1. Well itemization is the biggest issue with the endgame right now, and there's a big fire under blizzards ass to fix itemization. Legendaries have been the biggest complaint on this since day1, and will be fixed in 1.4. The buff to Natalya's set was reviewed, and a blue posted that the set bonus in Natalya's was where they wanted to be headed with Legendaries.
Had to post this here to celebrate hitting the 100mil net worth mark using primarily the GAH. I don't mind farming, this is Diablo after all, but I can't really make myself do it when the AH is so so much more profitable per time spent. This is the flip that tipped me over 100m:
i bought 2 unid swords in a row coz i was bored, one i sold for 20mil and the other i sold for 5.5 mil yesterday. that was after i bought an unid amulter for 400k and sold it for 5mil winning
On July 09 2012 13:00 Burrfoot wrote: So everyone flipping is just hitting search a bazillion times an hour and looking for 1d12hr stuff to mouse over?
It is depended what you want to flip. Most flippers tend to stay away from Off hand stuff because it is probably the most painful thing ever existed in a video game.
To flip, you must narrow down a specific thing you are looking for. Be specific and know what would sell well.
On July 09 2012 12:14 trinxified wrote: Why not buy cheaper legendaries instead and then salvage them for brimstones?
I'm going to quote myself on this... Why aren't people doing it like this instead?
Good luck on that. There are AH bots that will grab any legendaries that sold below a certain price.
Those are not bots... *cough*
Well, there most definitely are D3 auction house bots, whether or not they're looking for legendaries or not is questionable. I think the saddest part of D3 is that playing D3 stock market is far more exciting and lucrative than the actual game. I haven't been "excited" in any part of the game since the first week I played. But I still get little chills when I search for an item, enter search terms, and a lowball price, and one item comes up, with 1 day 12 hours beside it.
Yea I've seen 1d12hr weapons get flipped in minutes with a ruby inserted to fake inflate the dps listing order and marked up 100%. I personally only search for lightning damage weapons because I'm vain.
On July 09 2012 21:12 Burrfoot wrote: Yea I've seen 1d12hr weapons get flipped in minutes with a ruby inserted to fake inflate the dps listing order and marked up 100%. I personally only search for lightning damage weapons because I'm vain.
LOL, you aren't the only one. I've never used a non-lightning weapon. It just looks too cool.
On July 09 2012 12:14 trinxified wrote: Why not buy cheaper legendaries instead and then salvage them for brimstones?
I'm going to quote myself on this... Why aren't people doing it like this instead?
Good luck on that. There are AH bots that will grab any legendaries that sold below a certain price.
So many low level legendaries selling for less than 20k, so why not those? I haven't tried salvaging my low level legendaries, but aren't they going to 100% produce Fiery Brimstones?
On July 09 2012 12:14 trinxified wrote: Why not buy cheaper legendaries instead and then salvage them for brimstones?
I'm going to quote myself on this... Why aren't people doing it like this instead?
Good luck on that. There are AH bots that will grab any legendaries that sold below a certain price.
So many low level legendaries selling for less than 20k, so why not those? I haven't tried salvaging my low level legendaries, but aren't they going to 100% produce Fiery Brimstones?
Fiery Brimstones can produce from ilv60 legendary ..
On July 09 2012 12:14 trinxified wrote: Why not buy cheaper legendaries instead and then salvage them for brimstones?
I'm going to quote myself on this... Why aren't people doing it like this instead?
Good luck on that. There are AH bots that will grab any legendaries that sold below a certain price.
So many low level legendaries selling for less than 20k, so why not those? I haven't tried salvaging my low level legendaries, but aren't they going to 100% produce Fiery Brimstones?
Fiery Brimstones can produce from ilv60 legendary ..
Oh only from ilvl60+? Lol oops.. it makes sense then haha
On July 09 2012 12:14 trinxified wrote: Why not buy cheaper legendaries instead and then salvage them for brimstones?
I'm going to quote myself on this... Why aren't people doing it like this instead?
Good luck on that. There are AH bots that will grab any legendaries that sold below a certain price.
So many low level legendaries selling for less than 20k, so why not those? I haven't tried salvaging my low level legendaries, but aren't they going to 100% produce Fiery Brimstones?
Fiery Brimstones can produce from ilv60 legendary ..
I got lucky when salvaged my 1h xbow and got fiery Brimstones, is the chance really low?
On July 09 2012 12:14 trinxified wrote: Why not buy cheaper legendaries instead and then salvage them for brimstones?
I'm going to quote myself on this... Why aren't people doing it like this instead?
Good luck on that. There are AH bots that will grab any legendaries that sold below a certain price.
you just got to be quick. I got all of my two stacks by doing this. I despise bots.
Also, if you put a unique number in the buyout price, you can see new, just posted auctions since searches are cached for 5min or so after the first unique search. If you reuse the same search terms, it gives you an old, cached listing of auctions, so you'll never be able to snag anything that's 1d12h by reusing the same search.
I used blackthornes medal to convert Blizz balance to Paypal flipping for a profit sometimes depending on undervaluing certain stats like crit or dex just to undercut.
I wonder what will happen to the high pice legendary market when they get boosted in 1.04.
i only do this when i'm looking for an upgrade for myself and happen to find good deals. best ones are a helmet which i bought for 75k and sold for 2.5m (str,vit,res,crit) and an amulet i bought for 300k sold for 3m (dex, crit dmg, MF).
Bought a 80 dex, 120 vit, 70 AR chest for 90k(wut) last night, resold for 500k an hour later. Bought a pair of mf bracers for ~20k, resold in minutes for 400k.
No SS, but bought a 780 dps mace with 50 int/dex, 60% crit damage and a socket for 125k and sold it for $20 within an hour... which boggles my mind because I was planning to use it on my alt wiz but had an open AH slot on RMAH (us) before work today.
Don't you guys ever think you'd be better off getting a job than refreshing AH all day long. I mean you could get a better $/gold per hour doing something in real life that might even be less boring. Also disgusted about how huge botting is in this game, and how rich a minority of players are, damn you 1%, occupy tristram 2012.
On July 13 2012 07:42 carrion wrote: Don't you guys ever think you'd be better off getting a job than refreshing AH all day long. I mean you could get a better $/gold per hour doing something in real life that might even be less boring. Also disgusted about how huge botting is in this game, and how rich a minority of players are, damn you 1%, occupy tristram 2012.
I spend about 15 minutes a day browsing the AH for deals, and still find tons of crap to flip.
On July 13 2012 07:42 carrion wrote: Don't you guys ever think you'd be better off getting a job than refreshing AH all day long. I mean you could get a better $/gold per hour doing something in real life that might even be less boring. Also disgusted about how huge botting is in this game, and how rich a minority of players are, damn you 1%, occupy tristram 2012.
Just how bad is botting in D3? We're all fairly sure that tons of gold is being produced by bots, but what actual statistics are there to go on? I'm sure Blizzard knows, but they're not going to tell us. People cite the massive deflation in item value in the past few weeks, but couldn't that just be due to the drop table changes for A1/A2 leading to a completely different distribution of items for sale, one that is more skewed toward better items?
On July 13 2012 07:42 carrion wrote: Don't you guys ever think you'd be better off getting a job than refreshing AH all day long. I mean you could get a better $/gold per hour doing something in real life that might even be less boring. Also disgusted about how huge botting is in this game, and how rich a minority of players are, damn you 1%, occupy tristram 2012.
I spend about 15 minutes a day browsing the AH for deals, and still find tons of crap to flip.
True, it's still very possible to do this. I've made some money doing this too. But playing Sims 3 is more fun. And for that to be the best way to 'level' up says a lot to me.
What items do you guys look for to flip? I've been doing a bit of it but it's hard to really look for items with the intent of finding underpriced ones to resell. So far my best was buying a crit damage+socket 1H for 30k and reselling for 1.5m, or buying an unsocketed 110 dex +discipline 3 open socket DH cloak for 700k socketing it with flawless square emeralds and reselling for 2m
On July 13 2012 14:06 hunts wrote: What items do you guys look for to flip? I've been doing a bit of it but it's hard to really look for items with the intent of finding underpriced ones to resell. So far my best was buying a crit damage+socket 1H for 30k and reselling for 1.5m, or buying an unsocketed 110 dex +discipline 3 open socket DH cloak for 700k socketing it with flawless square emeralds and reselling for 2m
Just keep doing what you understand the most. And you gotta research it yourself cuz not many want to share their secrets
The best I've done in terms of flat profit (not rate of return) is buy for 5M, and sell for 30M.
The funniest I've done is buy for 600k and sell for 550k ... Not sounding so good right? But here's the catch, the item was socketed and had a Flawless Star Ruby in it worth ~2M. Laughed my ass off when I saw this item for sale, haha.
On July 13 2012 17:03 Trang wrote: The best I've done in terms of flat profit (not rate of return) is buy for 5M, and sell for 30M.
The funniest I've done is buy for 600k and sell for 550k ... Not sounding so good right? But here's the catch, the item was socketed and had a Flawless Star Ruby in it worth ~2M. Laughed my ass off when I saw this item for sale, haha.
Lol these are the best, and I've done it a few times myself, although not with that nice of a gem in them.
As for the guy who wanted tips....I don't really look for things to flip. I just go bargain hunting for my monk upgrades, more or less, and snap up anything i find that is underpriced. The thing about most great deals is that you have to be able to recognize them almost instantly, and doing that takes time. Some things are obvious, like finding a socketed item with a huge gem selling for less than the gem is actually worth, but even then, you have to know what the gem is actually worth to begin with. For the most part, you have to understand a class or piece of equipment pretty well to be able to instantly recognize deals. A big reason for this is the 3 search limit. For example, searching for gloves with 150 dex, 80 vit, 60 AR, you can find them all over the place, in all kinds of price ranges from under a hundred thousand to millions. You start at the bottom, checking everything 1 day 11/12 hrs. Maybe it'll be your lucky day and you see one at the bottom with 177 dex, 87 vit, 68 AR......50 lightning resist, 3.5% crit chance. The "comparable stats", or, basically what you entered in the search options make it seem reasonably priced compared to the others around it, but you have to know instantly that those extra two attributes make it worth many times above the other gloves around it are worth, that don't have those attributes. I use gloves as an example....because the chances of you finding gloves like that is VERY small, because most people actually would search for dex, AR, and crit chance on gloves. But the same principles applies to many items. Things like sockets and legendaries make it all even more complicated, because it's a lot more variable. I will tell you that things with a main stat, gold find in the 20s, magic find >15, and +gold/globe pickup radius is a thing, and they sell for much more than you would think. I don't usually shop for that stuff, and am not an expert on specific pricing, but i do know if you're crafting and a roll comes up with those attributes, DO NOT SALVAGE. A pair of gloves with the attributes i named might seem worthless, but I sold a pair for 700k in minutes, so I probably underpriced it a decent bit.
Bought it for 15€ Sold for 49€ Now someones selling it for 99€
FML
why is it so expensive I don't get it? b/c of the damage against elites? Cause my xbow is 1420 dps with iAS and i don't think it's worse than this.
2.50% Life Steal.
Yeah but in inferno they got nerf down to like 20%. So what's the point? btw I don't think DH need LoH with 2h xbow, they just use gloom and it'll be fine.
Bought it for 15€ Sold for 49€ Now someones selling it for 99€
FML
why is it so expensive I don't get it? b/c of the damage against elites? Cause my xbow is 1420 dps with iAS and i don't think it's worse than this.
2.50% Life Steal.
Yeah but in inferno they got nerf down to like 20%. So what's the point? btw I don't think DH need LoH with 2h xbow, they just use gloom and it'll be fine.
Isn't 1360 dmg + 8 % bonus to elites pretty high damage? I don't play DH but it seems like its high...
Bought it for 15€ Sold for 49€ Now someones selling it for 99€
FML
why is it so expensive I don't get it? b/c of the damage against elites? Cause my xbow is 1420 dps with iAS and i don't think it's worse than this.
2.50% Life Steal.
Yeah but in inferno they got nerf down to like 20%. So what's the point? btw I don't think DH need LoH with 2h xbow, they just use gloom and it'll be fine.
Let's say you have two items with 2,5% each, that's 5% total. And your dps is 150k. In inferno this translates to:
150000*0,05*0,2=1500 life per second.
And additionally if you have 800 loh, and 2 attacks per second you have a total of 1500+(2*800) = 3100 hp/sec. This is kinda nice, don't you think? Healing 30k hp in 10 seconds?
The life steal is only good if you have a fuckton of DPS. That's why I would only value life steal on high-end equipment...Like that crossbow...
Bought it for 15€ Sold for 49€ Now someones selling it for 99€
FML
why is it so expensive I don't get it? b/c of the damage against elites? Cause my xbow is 1420 dps with iAS and i don't think it's worse than this.
2.50% Life Steal.
Yeah but in inferno they got nerf down to like 20%. So what's the point? btw I don't think DH need LoH with 2h xbow, they just use gloom and it'll be fine.
Let's say you have two items with 2,5% each, that's 5% total. And your dps is 150k. In inferno this translates to:
150000*0,05*0,2=1500 life per second.
And additionally if you have 800 loh, and 2 attacks per second you have a total of 1500+(2*800) = 3100 hp/sec. This is kinda nice, don't you think? Healing 30k hp in 10 seconds?
The life steal is only good if you have a fuckton of DPS. That's why I would only value life steal on high-end equipment...Like that crossbow...
The only thing has life steal is weapon, and it's a 2h xbow so you can only carry 1. Also if u can get to 150k dps raw w/o SS, you resist probably under 100, so you're most def. glass cannon. There's no point of getting LoH, even against reflect damage all you need is gloom.
Bought it for 15€ Sold for 49€ Now someones selling it for 99€
FML
why is it so expensive I don't get it? b/c of the damage against elites? Cause my xbow is 1420 dps with iAS and i don't think it's worse than this.
2.50% Life Steal.
Yeah but in inferno they got nerf down to like 20%. So what's the point? btw I don't think DH need LoH with 2h xbow, they just use gloom and it'll be fine.
Let's say you have two items with 2,5% each, that's 5% total. And your dps is 150k. In inferno this translates to:
150000*0,05*0,2=1500 life per second.
And additionally if you have 800 loh, and 2 attacks per second you have a total of 1500+(2*800) = 3100 hp/sec. This is kinda nice, don't you think? Healing 30k hp in 10 seconds?
The life steal is only good if you have a fuckton of DPS. That's why I would only value life steal on high-end equipment...Like that crossbow...
The only thing has life steal is weapon, and it's a 2h xbow so you can only carry 1. Also if u can get to 150k dps raw w/o SS, you resist probably under 100, so you're most def. glass cannon. There's no point of getting LoH, even against reflect damage all you need is gloom.
It's not like you gimp defensive stats just to get higher dps, there is more than enough room on items to have top end dps and high defensive stats. You'll pay through the teeth for it in the AH, but this is a thread about the AH, and that accounts for the higher cost. dmg to life is a really good stat for DH on a weapon-- it doesn't always get valued properly in the AH, but it's a good stat.
I flipped Inna's Glory from 210k to 600k (510k after tax) with ~140 vit... Sold fast too. First flip more than a few thousand, although I also flipped some gloves from 10k to 30k.
Is anyone even buying anything still? I got bored of the game so stopped farming, just trying to sell the shit i had that i wanted to sell and trying to flip here and there, doesn't seem like anyone buying anything from me though.
On July 19 2012 13:13 hunts wrote: Is anyone even buying anything still? I got bored of the game so stopped farming, just trying to sell the shit i had that i wanted to sell and trying to flip here and there, doesn't seem like anyone buying anything from me though.
same here,my AH is full of unsold stuff.Whats the latest item thats good to flip now?
On July 19 2012 13:13 hunts wrote: Is anyone even buying anything still? I got bored of the game so stopped farming, just trying to sell the shit i had that i wanted to sell and trying to flip here and there, doesn't seem like anyone buying anything from me though.
same here,my AH is full of unsold stuff.Whats the latest item thats good to flip now?
So far my limited luck are with A3 usable gear with high MF, seems alot people are transit into full MF gear so they are some movement still.
On July 29 2012 14:11 justiceknight wrote: ^ is that good? whats the actual amount its worth?
Well, I've got it up for 6m. We'll see. It's decent for a monk/barb looking to pad their dps a bit and not give up too much survivability. It'd be amazing with resists, but it's good because theres always a tradeoff in melee classes between damage and mitigation, so people that run melee often have several pieces with both mitigation/survivability stats and dps stats to get the right mix.
On July 29 2012 14:11 justiceknight wrote: ^ is that good? whats the actual amount its worth?
Well, I've got it up for 6m. We'll see. It's decent for a monk/barb looking to pad their dps a bit and not give up too much survivability. It'd be amazing with resists, but it's good because theres always a tradeoff in melee classes between damage and mitigation, so people that run melee often have several pieces with both mitigation/survivability stats and dps stats to get the right mix.
6m?
I cannot even see this selling for 1m to be honest.
Haven't played the game for over a month, is it still possible to find underpriced items frequently in the AH? I figured people would have learned the economy by now.
I just leveled a barb and find twink gear on US SC can be flipped for 1000% markup pretty easily as you get familiar with what the "gear plateaus" per level range sort of are.
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i think it has no clear price since its maxed out on crit dmg , gives you discipline/dextery and has a socket.for a 1h its just incredible.the perfect 1h crossbow for your 2nd hand with very high dps for an offhand.
few days ago i thought about playing a little bit of d3 again, ended up buying a wand with 10ap/crit and 103critdmg 830dps for 800k, but then i got bored really fast and checked Ah again, now the prices were way up and there was really nothing on RMAH so i sold it for 50euro, herp di derp
I usually don't spend any money in the RMAH, but I was trying to see how much a weapon I could sell was worth, then I saw one that was significantly cheaper than all comparable weapons and thought I could sell it for a nice profit.
Bought it for 20, thought I could easily sell it for 50.
Turns out I couldn't, it sold for 28 and I barely broke even.
The Auction House interface/system is getting really frustrating. It happened more than once that I was the highest bidder until the very last second of the auction. I stare at the freaking auction timer, 5m, 4m, 3m, 2m, 1m, >1m. Then all of sudden, OUTBID. Quickly I try to rebid - no can do, Auction Expired... It's fun to get items cheap this way, but its really frustrating when you can't have a "real" auction going because some bots or players actually bid at the very last second to avoid getting outbid. I'm sure there's a few quick fix they could do for that such as increase timer by 1 minute when someone bid on the item in the last hour of auction.
I paid for an hack n slash game.. that turned out to be more of a market simulation with a terrible interface...
On August 13 2012 20:10 ezk wrote: The Auction House interface/system is getting really frustrating. It happened more than once that I was the highest bidder until the very last second of the auction. I stare at the freaking auction timer, 5m, 4m, 3m, 2m, 1m, >1m. Then all of sudden, OUTBID. Quickly I try to rebid - no can do, Auction Expired... It's fun to get items cheap this way, but its really frustrating when you can't have a "real" auction going because some bots or players actually bid at the very last second to avoid getting outbid. I'm sure there's a few quick fix they could do for that such as increase timer by 1 minute when someone bid on the item in the last hour of auction.
I paid for an hack n slash game.. that turned out to be more of a market simulation with a terrible interface...
On August 13 2012 20:10 ezk wrote: The Auction House interface/system is getting really frustrating. It happened more than once that I was the highest bidder until the very last second of the auction. I stare at the freaking auction timer, 5m, 4m, 3m, 2m, 1m, >1m. Then all of sudden, OUTBID. Quickly I try to rebid - no can do, Auction Expired... It's fun to get items cheap this way, but its really frustrating when you can't have a "real" auction going because some bots or players actually bid at the very last second to avoid getting outbid. I'm sure there's a few quick fix they could do for that such as increase timer by 1 minute when someone bid on the item in the last hour of auction.
I paid for an hack n slash game.. that turned out to be more of a market simulation with a terrible interface...
I personally start a timer at the moment the auction says 2M, and bit at 3 seconds remaining
Just bid the max you're willing to spend, sniping on low priced in-demand items ive found all get pushed 2-3x the current bid at the last 5 min, so to keep the competition minimal and "IM GONNA WIN THIS" mentality away, I just bid my max at the last second, tho lately it's gone over my max with less than 1 hr left >_>
Yay, just flipped from 1.2m to 2.8m. Forgot what the item was though, rofl
I also bought a belt with 121 dex, 162 vit, and 17% MF for 50k. FIFTY FUCKING THOUSAND GOLD. Comparable items on AH look to go for ~3m... I'm using it for now, but can't decide if I want to sell it..
What were the ring's specs?? How did this happen?!?
This were the rings specs.It didn't come with a gem so I put in a star emerald and sold it for big money. I guess I just got really lucky with this ring especially with all these AH bots.
On August 22 2012 19:25 Derrida wrote: Guys, so good cheap weapons going up on EU SC AH as of right now, I have to leave for work, someone snatch them quick
There are a lot of 850+ dps lvl62 200+dex/str LoH socketed weapons being put up for like 500k-1m
^almost all of those were sniped and sold for at least 10 times as much as I payed lol. The signet and jousting combined costed me 11.5mil, rofl. Every single goldskin was purchased under 100k.
It's amazing how often people misprice, and how easy it is to snipe deals with the new AH mechanic. Made over 500mil profit in 3 days lol. Funniest thing is that I started this patch with less than 30mil since I sold all my gold a while ago.
the worst ive done is bought a shield for 100k and later sold it for 250k, but the thing is..it was worth well over 700k considering the stats and the fact that it got sold less than-1-2 minutes after i put it up.
friend of mine bought a ring for 100k sold it for about 1,5m, thats the worst ive heard from my friend cycle at least
I wanted to sell a sword on the RMAH, was browsing the RMAH-prices for that reason and saw one weapon that was significantly cheaper than all comparable weapons, so I thought I might sell it for a nice profit.
I bought it for 10 and put in for 20. Then for 18. Then for 15. Then for 12.75 and it sold, leaving me with barely a profit at all. So that's the first and last time I bought anything in the RMAH.
On September 02 2012 00:47 kafkaesque wrote: I wanted to sell a sword on the RMAH, was browsing the RMAH-prices for that reason and saw one weapon that was significantly cheaper than all comparable weapons, so I thought I might sell it for a nice profit.
I bought it for 10 and put in for 20. Then for 18. Then for 15. Then for 12.75 and it sold, leaving me with barely a profit at all. So that's the first and last time I bought anything in the RMAH.
Why would you ever be upset at making a profit? @_@
I'm happy - was looking for an amulet upgrade, bought one for 10m and it didn't quite pan out how I wanted, so I resold it for 14m overnight. 2mil profit on a mistake, woohoo!
Back in early June or even May, i specifically skimmed all the pages on chest armor with at least 140 dex, 3 sockets and buyout below 100k. I would then (on page 20-ish) find one without sockets in it. I bought it, put the sockets in - whoops it had 250 dex! And sold it for like 3 million. Only managed to do it once tho