![]() ![]() Now I could put up some "fair" trades.like 100k gems for 100k dust, and 100k elixer. I can't imagine those gems will be needed any time soon, so I looked for a way to part with some of them, in this case 1/2. The "no zero star" trade rule is just saying, "don't post a trade I find distasteful." And there is nothing wrong with asking for a steep discount if you can accept it's okay to post a trade at a steep discount. And, I don't like the idea of second guessing people's motives when, obviously, some of us are willing to trade at a steep discount. For me the psychological distaste is not enough to ask/require everybody to not post zero star trades. Psychologically, it may be "worse" but not mathematically. In other words, the zero star is nothing more than a 3 star trade in reverse when it comes to actual ratios. ![]() And since all those trades were taken it could have been 66,000 gems for 150,000 T2, about the same ratio, but listed as zero star. But, technically speaking a zero star trade could have the same ratio. That's what it took to move nearly 10 million gems and get 5 million T2. Assuming all the trades are "fair" by you definition is not the wisest thing even if it does make it easy to just click away and take everything! As the Roman said, "caveat emptor."Ĭlick to expand.How about 100k gems for 100k T2? Ever see that? I have, as I posted it. Miss-clicks are a pain (who hasn't done them?) but they are self-inflicted pain and the poster shouldn't be blamed when it's pretty clear you didn't stop and read the screen. Yeah, the "5000" and the "15000" sort of look alike, but the "no stars?" That's a pretty clear signal that you might need to STOP clicking and check. Now here's the thing about the following chart. ""cross tier trades should be fine and I do take them as I need." So we agree, that it should be, "take the trades you think fair and ignore the others." That's an open market approach and I like it. I, therefore, may take a trade at that time when I wouldn't at another. If I need it "now!" then that makes what is offered worth more. In general, except for miss-clicks, nobody takes trades that are not fair in their own mind, the intangible factors being part of the trade. The rebalancing of the markets is exactly what you would get if you simply said: any offer is okay to post and if you trained people to NOT take trades they think are unfair. Yep, and organizing and calling for actions that influence the markets in a manner that reduces overproduction is all so quite acceptable so long as it's using market forces, and not social coercion. ![]()
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