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I DONT WANT TO USE PLAYER TRADE FOR EVERYTHING EITHER. I just built a sexy ass shop with automatic gates now theres no reason anyone would visit a shop
The minimum price for a single box of gatling ammo is over 100k. Why even bother trading?
I think the player store and NPC stores are improperly tied together for pricing.
In fact, can we talk about this listing fee nonsense as well? Why is that a thing? More artificial gatekeeping from using a mechanic that Keen put in. Why? Why would you design it like this?
Get rid of the listing fees, get rid of the minimum prices, you're going to find the whole trading mechanic suddenly a lot more interesting.
And it still doesn't explain the fees that get piled on for no reason.
What irritates me the most is that you can't even mod this out of the game because listing fees and transaction fees are hard coded as far as I can tell, and if you lower the minimum price to 1 on all items, it lowers the minimum price to 1 for all NPCs as well!
I may be wrong about this because it turns out NPCs can happily trade for prices lower than the minimum price value I find in the code. However, that begs the question of where exactly all of this stuff is handled.
I would like to change the prices with a mod.