Page 2 of 3
Re: On Jewelry, and Market Dynamics
Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 7:03 am
by mboeing
nonde wrote:My personal view is that charging 300k+ for a L241 diadem is opportunistic profiteering in a climate of the community's misfortune at losing Haddo, and that all who pursue dappers ahead of increasing the fun and decreasing the burdensome aspects of the game for their fellow homins have lost the plot of the purpose of games.
Zysha
Level up jewel crafting yourself then. If you think a lvl 200+ crafter really has need for dapper you are so wrong. High prices guarantee that the amount of bothersome tells is kept to a minimum.
My personal view on people moaning about high prices is that you don't deserve to wear them in the first place.
I think you lost your marbles and not only the plot. Just because you want it easy you expect people to sell their wares cheap? LOL
micrix wrote:... but i *need* at least q220 to dig. ...
I harvested nicely up to lvl 250 with my Q200 jewels. Just because you get 1 more mat with higher jewels doesn't justify the need for them does it?
Re: On Jewelry, and Market Dynamics
Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 7:53 am
by micrix
mboeing wrote:
I harvested nicely up to lvl 250 with my Q200 jewels. Just because you get 1 more mat with higher jewels doesn't justify the need for them does it?
Well, i only can do q130 light atm. I need to compensate a little
. I have a q200 light and a q250 jewelset, but dont use them atm. And i still have two q160 anklets in my q220 set.
Re: On Jewelry, and Market Dynamics
Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 2:58 pm
by trenker
micrix wrote:BTW: Could you jewelers hold an convention and make a common decission about colors of jewels ?
Zorai or Fyros for HP ? I would say Fyros, but can live with every definition as long as crafters stick to it.
I have held a convention with myself and decided that Fyros for hp is most logical.
Tember
Clan Omnis
He who thinks last, thinks the longest.
Re: On Jewelry, and Market Dynamics
Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 6:02 pm
by keoni
trenker wrote:I have held a convention with myself and decided that Fyros for hp is most logical.
Yesh, my strong preference (due to color coding, but also 'cause I'm a desert digger) is to make hp stuff in Fyros patterns. When somone trades me jungle mats for jewels, tho, there may be some Zorai HP stuff on market from the decent fails, or from left over mats. So, if you're buying my stuff you can be sure that:- Fyros or Zorai patterns: HP bonuses.
- Tryker: Focus
- Matis: Sap
Re: On Jewelry, and Market Dynamics
Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 6:04 pm
by basicart
What no Stam boosts?
(just kidding)
Re: On Jewelry, and Market Dynamics
Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 6:14 pm
by b00ster1
basicart wrote:What no Stam boosts? (just kidding)
I use Zorai for Stam boost (no
kidding) :)
Re: On Jewelry, and Market Dynamics
Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 7:54 pm
by savvy
I like color coding sets but there there is one problem, I am a forest digger and make more HP sets then anything else. So you get Matis HP sets
Re: On Jewelry, and Market Dynamics
Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 7:56 pm
by roninpvp
I like the Fyros = HP , Zorai = Stam, Matis = Sap, and Tryker = Focus.
Re: On Jewelry, and Market Dynamics
Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 9:51 pm
by keoni
savvy wrote:I like color coding sets but there there is one problem, I am a forest digger and make more HP sets then anything else. So you get Matis HP sets
Well, you could make them in Fyros patterns with fine forest mats, and sacrifice a bit off the durability (which, of course, is how I typically make my matis & tryker patterned jewels). But ultimately it's your decision how you produce them, what patterns you use, and the price you set. Just because I use a particular color scheme for my wares, doesn't mean anybody else has to. I believe there should be considerable tolerance in the marketplace for variation from the norm.
Re: On Jewelry, and Market Dynamics
Posted: Thu May 19, 2005 10:39 pm
by gecker
Hehe and I'm using Tryker for HP, Matis for Focus and Fryos for Sap. Well I guess since I dig PR it doesn't really matter to me.