Trading Currency - Gold cost ratio makes zero sense
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Hi,
I don't understand this unreasonable gold cost when we're trading currency. At this point of the season, it costs me 117,600 gold to sell 1 divine and trade it with 980 exalted orbs. But if I sell 980 exalted orbs to buy 1 divine it only costs 800 gold. @Devs, you really need to do something about this, it doesn't make any sense that we should pay so much gold when we're trading currency. This costs makes zero sense, especially when if the action is opposite it costs almost nothing. https://imgur.com/a/l2Cetcl https://imgur.com/a/IboPz5F Last bumped on Oct 15, 2025, 9:14:09 AM
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It's clearly forming off item count, not item value.
Buying 980 exalts is just that, buying 980 things, whereas the reverse trade only buys 1 thing. Meanwhile the equivalent value in annuls will cost you much less gold because its a much smaller item count. It certainly makes given trades unequal on different sides. |
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" I know how it works it just doesn't make any sense because its the value that matters. At the beginning of the league 1 div is worth 40 ex so the gold cost is much lower than 1+ month into the league where the gold cost is over 100K gold per div value vs ex. zero sense. the cost should be a fixed price regardless of # of items or value. the base value should be higher than 800 or 1000 gold as it is now. 10K or something and it should be a fixed price per trade. buying items is fine how it works now gold price changes and can go over 50K. this can prevent some item flipping. but currency is used for enhancing maps, crafting and more and we can't farm that amount of currency. I'll never understand how its possible that 1 div is worth 2000 ex. statistic wise you will farm 10-20 divs before you'll farm 2000 ex. |
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