''Undercutting'' In Trade Channel

[grak]

This is really, really common sense and easy maths. I like your explanation, but you shouldn't be needed to write how to take 10% off, i hope. If somebody doesn't know that they shouldn't be playing wow, but be doing maths. I like the guide tho, and it was very well written so wanted to continue reading it. +rep

[BaboonX]

Even if it is common sense, many people don't know this..

[projectpop]

YOU are wrong...
10% is what the auction house takes on the gold you should receive when the item is SOLD, not when you list it...
l2read

@op : nice idea, didn't think about it, +2rep

"Cut = 0.05 * Winning Bid"
Formulas:Auction House - WoWWiki - Your guide to the World of Warcraft

He is right the auction fee is 5% not 10%.
Learn to read.

[BaboonX]

"Cut = 0.05 * Winning Bid"
Formulas:Auction House - WoWWiki - Your guide to the World of Warcraft

He is right the auction fee is 5% not 10%.
Learn to read.

Ok, I well be editing this post.. It's still a good way to sell your items quicker imo.

[Quado]

^^
Next on mmowned-maths lesson:

You will be shown how to divide a number by 2, 3 and even 4 !
Prepare your calculation machines and a lot of coffee, this may take a while.

See you there !

[BaboonX]

^^
Next on mmowned-maths lesson:

You will be shown how to divide a number by 2, 3 and even 4 !
Prepare your calculation machines and a lot of coffee, this may take a while.

See you there !

In this guide I could have just said ''The auction house well take 5% of your money from a winning auction, so you can take 5% off the AH value and sell it in trade chat faster''

BUT

I explained how to take 10% and 5% off, stop trolling with stupid comments like this.

[Quado]

In this guide I could have just said ''The auction house well take 5% of your money from a winning auction, so you can take 5% off the AH value and sell it in trade chat faster''

BUT

I explained how to take 10% and 5% off, stop trolling with stupid comments like this.

It's similar to explaining how to turn on your computer.

Ok, it's nice you are contributing, I have nothing against your post.
It was just a little funny.

Anyways. Sorry for being oot.

[BaboonX]

It's similar to explaining how to turn on your computer.

Ok, it's nice you are contributing, I have nothing against your post.
It was just a little funny.

Anyways. Sorry for being oot.

No it isn't, not many people no math.. It was just added to the guide, you don't want to buy a computer if you don't know how to turn it on right? Even tho it is ''common sense'' for the average CP user, someone completely new to it would have no idea how to.. Even though you know how to do something, doesn't mean everyone else knows how. Like to you saving a file would be ''easy'' but for someone really old they would have no idea what to do.

I guess you can also say my guide is also like how to eat food, and drink water.. or how to brush your teeth isn't it?


edit: It's not common since to do math, you may think that multiplying numbers, and adding fractions, is common since, but if you never went to school and never learned how to do any of that stuff you wouldn't know how to even add... Look at the olden days when people didn't even know how to read.

Your logic is flaw.

[Quado]

Only thing I laughed at was that calcuation lesson.
Calculating 10% of sth is not math. It's a frikkin BASIS!

It's that common sense as knowing where Europe is, or Australia. Or knowing that boiling water burns.
That's my opinion.
Let us end this conversation as it is oot and I started it.
Peace!