Merchants Groshen

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Running around kuttenburg over encumbered into 15 different stores to only have sold like 1/10 th of my stash is getting old. We need merchants with lots of gold, or gold that adjusts the more you sell to them. Scale it.

[orcaa]

well........................you could always change your looting style and not pickup everything until you are overloaded. OR you could just store loot items in your storage and sell items slowly over time to the merchants.

[Zeno]

Originally posted by orcaa:

well........................you could always change your looting style and not pickup everything until you are overloaded. OR you could just store loot items in your storage and sell items slowly over time to the merchants.

OR they could make the traders more realistic....

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Originally posted by orcaa:

well........................you could always change your looting style and not pickup everything until you are overloaded. OR you could just store loot items in your storage and sell items slowly over time to the merchants.

I'm not picking up until i'm overloaded. I take only valuable items and store them in my storage. I have no choice but to sell them slowly overtime cause the merchants dont have enough gold.... ?

[Water Bug]

there is richer merchants mod that fixes this issue

[Imaginary Mime]

It seems now even if you trade them a bunch of stuff at under-price and buy stuff over-priced it caps off how much more money they will have the next time. As opposed to the first game where you could grow their bank to thousands in just a hour or two of work.

[Myyrä]

There's way too much money already in the game and nothing to spend it on, same happened in the 1st one too, even though it had pribyslavitz as a money sink, but soon it became perpetual moneymaker.

[Kel'Thuzad]

Originally posted by Water Bug:

there is richer merchants mod that fixes this issue

Mods aren't really accessible to the general playerbase until they're supported on Steam Workshop.

Agree with OP. The first game did this better, while also having a big gold-sink (rebuilding Pribislavytz) to incentive hoarding loot/money.
In KCD2 it seems there's no real reason to gain wealth beyond 10k or so.

[echoes222]

Originally posted by Crossfitter69:

Originally posted by orcaa:

well........................you could always change your looting style and not pickup everything until you are overloaded. OR you could just store loot items in your storage and sell items slowly over time to the merchants.

OR they could make the traders more realistic....

you think that random blacksmith with sh1tloads of money that will buy a truck load of banged mail gloves, bascinets and brigandines in one go is realistic? :P

[Myyrä]

Originally posted by Kel'Thuzad:

Originally posted by Water Bug:

there is richer merchants mod that fixes this issue

Mods aren't really accessible to the general playerbase until they're supported on Steam Workshop.

Agree with OP. The first game did this better, while also having a big gold-sink (rebuilding Pribislavytz) to incentive hoarding loot/money.
In KCD2 it seems there's no real reason to gain wealth beyond 10k or so.

With the amount of mod managers and the ease of access for mods in sites like nexus or moddb, how is it a problem to some people?
And modding KCD2 is rather easy and every mod has a 1-3 step-by-step guide, so how? Are people just that dumb?
Oh right, people are dumb, nvm, i shouldn't be surprised by this...

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Originally posted by Myyrä:

Originally posted by Kel'Thuzad:

Mods aren't really accessible to the general playerbase until they're supported on Steam Workshop.

Agree with OP. The first game did this better, while also having a big gold-sink (rebuilding Pribislavytz) to incentive hoarding loot/money.
In KCD2 it seems there's no real reason to gain wealth beyond 10k or so.

With the amount of mod managers and the ease of access for mods in sites like nexus or moddb, how is it a problem to some people?
And modding KCD2 is rather easy and every mod has a 1-3 step-by-step guide, so how? Are people just that dumb?
Oh right, people are dumb, nvm, i shouldn't be surprised by this...

I modded many games. It ♥♥♥♥♥ your saves for life. I'm talking about how to improve the base game. "mod it" is such a lazy conversation to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ have.

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Originally posted by Myyrä:

There's way too much money already in the game and nothing to spend it on, same happened in the 1st one too, even though it had pribyslavitz as a money sink, but soon it became perpetual moneymaker.

Master trainers cost 5k each.... and all i'm saying is selling things feels way more tedious and we could all just agree and move on

[Myyrä]

Originally posted by :):

Originally posted by Myyrä:

There's way too much money already in the game and nothing to spend it on, same happened in the 1st one too, even though it had pribyslavitz as a money sink, but soon it became perpetual moneymaker.

Master trainers cost 5k each.... and all i'm saying is selling things feels way more tedious and we could all just agree and move on

I had around 15k before leaving trosky area and i went to buy Erdel instantly after reaching kuttenberg area (the absolute unit of a horse, best one around since it has great speed and huge carry cap), after that i went north of Sigismund camp and there's a camp of soldiers that i.... "liberated" their lives and appropriated their gear, honestly only things worth taking are the sub 10kg (or lb, whatever) stuff that have quite a hefty price (leg armor, head armor, arm and hand armors), other stuff i just leave there, i dunno why i'm still collecting stuff since after going through all the master trainers by now and i have still about 50k lying around and nothing to spend it on, i'm just a habitual hoarder.

[Jackal]

yeah im gonna install a mod to adjust their money, the whole run around to merchants is such a trash mechanic, in reality henry would just dump his loot in a chest and have an assistant pedal it all over time. i did 2x merchant gold and still not enough