I’ve recently moved all my tools to their new section next to the gems. I’ve replenished all my request baskets and increased my purchase rates on several items including bricks and compact clay!
My shop now also has a map showing you where all the major categories of items are.
In the spirit of Black Friday I’m running a special on refined titanium alloy (1500c each) and have tons of freshly stocked gem tools available (including slingbows, hammers, shovels and grapples).
Fire Caverns portal network has a link to Omni as does Jeff’s hub. Fire caverns portal is in Karo’s big guild building hall in PixelGate. When you go into the our hub from PixelGate take a left up the stairs then you will see a sign for Munteen Paradise. Go through that one and take a right.
I’m buying coal @ 15 / 37 / 108 coin per soft / medium / hard coal. This is the most lucrative way to earn a lot of coin quickly. Get in whilst the prices are still high!
My request baskets have been restocked as well. If you want to sell something and I don’t buy it yet (or I’m out of coin for it) just post here!
Now selling / restocked:
Got a healthy stock of rough oorstones (1 000+) @ 140 coin each
I’ve been buying/selling pretty much exclusively with your shop (and a bit at Doom’s while he had some better prices on Titanium Hammers ), and I’ve noticed that both your forum posts and price signs advertise your buying some products for certain amounts, but when I get to the baskets, the prices are different. Soft coal for example: it is supposed to be 15c an item, but for me it shows 14c. Med. Coal @ 37, basket is at 34c. ect. Is this correct or am I being taxed for selling you items through the basket? The way I read it (which is probably horribly wrong lol.) is that the seller has to pay tax on items sold, not the buyer. Or is this set up like IRL where everyone pays tax on items bought? If so, I’m going to need purchase recites for everything I’ve bought from you in the last 2 weeks just in case I get audited by the Oort IRS.
Tax is applied on the user’s side of the transaction and not the plinth’s side of the transaction. So you pay a tax when selling to a shop and a tax when buying from a shop. It’s 10% rounded so you’ll notice that it does not affect lower-value items like rocks and soils at all.
Ok, so for science and such I went and checked. Prices are the same as before, but I had some points saved up and went ahead and used them. Only had enough for the 10% reduction on my end, and it was enough to change the prices. So, it effects the buyer. Once I invest in the 25%, I’ll be able to clean you out once and for all! Muahahahaha. lol. For reals though, thanks for looking into it and explaining the system better, and your assortment of goods.