Just a couple of ideas.... - Forum

TheWayfaringStranger
Queen of Queens

TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

ButterflyCry wrote:

TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

ButterflyCry wrote:
I think it'd be nice if it somehow showed who made an item. However a system where you can message designers on other sites seems too much.

That's why I suggested a special team that could gather and translate the compliments to German and/or Dutch to give to the designers on each of the servers the compliments.

I think that's unnecessary to be fair. If you want to compliment a designer on another website you're free to make an account on their site and message them there.

Did you not understand the fact that I don't always know who designed the item? It's kind of hard to compliment someone when you don't even know who you need to send the compliment to.

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TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

Lemurska wrote:
the first idea is great but the second idea is kind of stupid because think about supply and demand and it really doesnt matter where the item comes from

Are you fucking kidding me?

Of course it matters where the items comes from. Why should I sell a euro credit set item for 50 credits when it's worth 300-400 credits????!!!

No need to get so aggressive. It honestly doesn't matter too much where it comes from, what matters is how much people want for it and how much others are willing to pay. Also there's no reasons moderators should decide on the value of items. They're here to enforce the rules of the website, not dictate anything else that goes on.

Sareureuk
World famous

Sareureuk wrote:

TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

Lemurska wrote:
the first idea is great but the second idea is kind of stupid because think about supply and demand and it really doesnt matter where the item comes from

Are you fucking kidding me?

Of course it matters where the items comes from. Why should I sell a euro credit set item for 50 credits when it's worth 300-400 credits????!!!

Because there might be a lot in game and they loose their value. Or they might not be a good design and no one would buy that item if it was to be 300 credits

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I like the first idea, I would at least really want the designer to get some kind of credit for their work. For instance they maybe could put the username of the designer under the "?" info.

I don't know about the second idea, but it sure would be great to have some sort of examples on prices at least. Especially for those who are like me and don't have a clue about values and prices whatsoever.

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TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

ButterflyCry wrote:

TheWayfaringStranger wrote:
That's why I suggested a special team that could gather and translate the compliments to German and/or Dutch to give to the designers on each of the servers the compliments.

I think that's unnecessary to be fair. If you want to compliment a designer on another website you're free to make an account on their site and message them there.

Did you not understand the fact that I don't always know who designed the item? It's kind of hard to compliment someone when you don't even know who you need to send the compliment to.

Again no need to get so rude. I already said that I like the part of your idea where it would be known who made what item. Just the delivery team doesn't seem necessary to me.

Private
Popstar

Adeleine wrote:
first one is good! But it would be amazing if it was similar to GSM, where the designers name is displayed with the item like when you press "?" In that way you will know the designer
Buut Kaj might turn that down bc ... GSM

I dunno if it´s like this on other sites too
Stardoll has the brands name at least

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TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

Lemurska wrote:
the first idea is great but the second idea is kind of stupid because think about supply and demand and it really doesnt matter where the item comes from

Are you fucking kidding me?

Of course it matters where the items comes from. Why should I sell a euro credit set item for 50 credits when it's worth 300-400 credits????!!!

look i kno ur annoyed about some of ur items being less valuable than u had hoped but that's just how things work

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I like the idea of having items have an aproximate value, but I just don't see a point of having a guideline in place. We the community kind of place an approximate value on an item/set based on how it looks, how many in game and how wanted they are, and I like that.

I really do like your idea of being able to see who designed what in the shops. Like when everyone gets a mail alerting new items in the shops, they could add the username of who designed them.

TheWayfaringStranger
Queen of Queens

TheWayfaringStranger wrote:
I'm sorry if I came off as rude or angry to some of you. None of you are the people I am angry at, so I apologize for taking it out on you.

TheWayfaringStranger
Queen of Queens

TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

sugar666 wrote:

TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

Lemurska wrote:
the first idea is great but the second idea is kind of stupid because think about supply and demand and it really doesnt matter where the item comes from

Are you fucking kidding me?

Of course it matters where the items comes from. Why should I sell a euro credit set item for 50 credits when it's worth 300-400 credits????!!!

look i kno ur annoyed about some of ur items being less valuable than u had hoped but that's just how things work

It's a little bit more than that, but thank you for understanding. I'm sorry for being so aggressive. I just snapped. :/

Solar
National star

Solar wrote:

Temmie wrote:
I really like the first idea!

But the second idea might not work out all that well. Since the value of the item depends on the buyer/seller, as well as how many there is in game.
Like one cr outfit is worth 600, while another is worth 100 just because there's more in game. One DM outfit have more iG than the other, or simply is more wanted so people pay more etc

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Nabiku
Streetmusician

nabiku wrote:

Adeleine wrote:
first one is good! But it would be amazing if it was similar to GSM, where the designers name is displayed with the item like when you press "?" In that way you will know the designer
Buut Kaj might turn that down bc ... GSM

I dunno if it´s like this on other sites too
Stardoll has the brands name at least

^ yes !!

TheWayfaringStranger
Queen of Queens

TheWayfaringStranger wrote:

nabiku wrote:

Adeleine wrote:
first one is good! But it would be amazing if it was similar to GSM, where the designers name is displayed with the item like when you press "?" In that way you will know the designer
Buut Kaj might turn that down bc ... GSM

I dunno if it´s like this on other sites too
Stardoll has the brands name at least

^ yes !!

I was never on GSM, so I really wouldn't know.

Kaitlin
Youtube star

Kaitlin wrote:
i've said before that i'd love to see who design what. i know each person has their own style but a lot of designers i haven't even heard of before and it'd be nice to see who designed my favorite items

i've mentioned it before too that i don't think items should have an official set value. i think a lot of people on here value well designed items that they would wear rather than items that have 5 ig, but no one wears. like a lot of the items from earlier on aren't as wanted as new ones so no one will pay a lot for them. plus i like putting value to my own items. like i sold that wanted tattoo skin for like 100cr because i really didn't want it but everyone sells it for like 700+cr

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I like the first idea, it really would help stalking your favourite designers (no, I'm absolutely not creepy - maybe just a bit)

For the second thoug, I honestly don't know. Might be a good idea to have an approximated idea of the value. But first of all the value ist quite a personal opinion and secondly I think that setting minimum prices for items will just make the prices go up and everyone who can't afford buying credits or such is in a misery. Plus you would support a sort of elitary market system. Sounds a bit like a criminal story, I know, don't know how to put the words to bring my point correctly across, but I guess the main message would be clear. Imposing prices wouldn't really help with the issue about people not knowing what an item is worth. I bet it would help a lot of people to learn to come to an agreement about a price or just deal with the fact that some people won't sell something for a human prcie, it's just like the real world functions as well.