How do you get ur gold post it here

[UHUF]

post here ur tricks of getting ur gold I know there plenty of tricks of gold in the game so post it here maybe there are better ways of getting gold..

This Method will give you unlimited gold

my way of getting gold was Haggler b4 I start exploring the game I lvled my back up char haggling to lvl 3 1st and collecting silverwares, goblets, caskets, golden bowl and other treasures like crown. I used to sell them at regular price and buy them back with 5% discount..

atm im getting 1k+ per trade sell and buy

use spacebar for fast trading...

but if u feels this is cheating don't use this method but this one cost honor for upgrading haggler just think of it a smithing in gothic LOL

[Cutlass Jack]

Best way is to get all the harvesting skills and pick up everything. Then turn those things into magical jewelry which you sell. I was making stacks of things that sold for 200g each.

The skills take a bit of cash in the early game to pick up, but more than pay for themselves in the long run.

[Ash vs. Himself]

I let Jaffar pick up all the bags of gold.

[joxertm22]

Delivering endlessly silver cups to a pirate in a quest, Jaffar and haggle level 2/3 are money exploits.
All three are reported for ages on Risen 3 troubleshooting forum, described in detail thus expect them all addressed in the patch.

A proper way to earn cash is what Cutlass Jack (man, enable comments on your profile so I can spam a few nice words!) wrote.

[Kwisatz]

Originally posted by joxertm22:

Delivering endlessly silver cups to a pirate in a quest

Who was that guy again? Where can I find him? I remember a dialogue where someone said he'd pay good money for silver platters and the like, but I can't seem to find that guy anyome... I'm running around with approximately 200 silver platters in my luggage because I don't want to sell to anyone else...

[Y Ddraig Ddu]

Originally posted by joxertm22:

\A proper way to earn cash is what Cutlass Jack (man, enable comments on your profile so I can spam a few nice words!) wrote.

No kidding! Cutlass Jack is one of the best posters on this entire board! Maybe even The Best.

[DPB]

Originally posted by Kwisatz:

Originally posted by joxertm22:

Delivering endlessly silver cups to a pirate in a quest

Who was that guy again? Where can I find him? I remember a dialogue where someone said he'd pay good money for silver platters and the like, but I can't seem to find that guy anyome... I'm running around with approximately 200 silver platters in my luggage because I don't want to sell to anyone else...

Colby, in the Kila pirate's den. He's normally standing not far from the fire closest to the teleporter.

[Kwisatz]

Thanks for your reply! I only gave Kila one short visit so far, hence I couldn't find the pirate. Just sold silver platters worth almsost 2000 gold :)

[UHUF]

I hope those gold can complete all study's coz Im trying to learn all skills.... ill try cutlass jack suggestion on my Demon Hunter Build.... im still having fun with guns(spirit musket and the forgotten one with 4070 bullets atm) Pirate voodoo build im still on 2nd chapter with...My stat are
Melee 100
Range 50 reserve plants 6
Cunning 100
Influence 50 reserve plant 7 with 1 essence
Toughness 100
Dexterity 100
Magic 50 reserve plants 8
Spirit 50 reserve plants 4

[joxertm22]

There is no use of learning all skills.
Maxing lockpicking for example is a waste of cash. Max dex attribute is 105, you get legendary that boosts it +10 so if you train it three times that'd make your lockpicking on 145. And there is no chest with complexity over 120.

[UHUF]

ive use plant to get it to 100 and made my default build with all 50 and just notice most plant in chapter 2 can't go up to 10 pcs ^^ specially for range

And Btw what item wr u crafting to sell Jack? in my case im avoiding to spend jade

[Ash vs. Himself]

Maybe Jaffar isn't a glitch, maybe because he is the worst combat companion, the creators gave him some value with the bag trick. I mean he won't attack enemies who attack you (he waits until you land a hit), and when he attacks he takes literally nothing off their health, and though he's kind of funny (if you're 10), when you're about to kick him to the curb and he hands over 20,000 gold you're like "oh, okay." So you give up a viable combat option for a monetary one. Not an exploit as far as I know. It's just the way the game works.

[UHUF]

ive tyd that delivering silver wares my quest have ended

[Cutlass Jack]

Originally posted by ydraig:

Originally posted by joxertm22:

\A proper way to earn cash is what Cutlass Jack (man, enable comments on your profile so I can spam a few nice words!) wrote.

No kidding! Cutlass Jack is one of the best posters on this entire board! Maybe even The Best.

Huh what? I am? When did that happen? Joxertm posts way more useful stuff than I do. But enabled as requested.

Back on topic I made so many items with crafting in this game and can't remember actually wearing any of them. Its really more of a money maker than anything else. Just avoid wasting materials on items that sell for under 100 or use things you need to buy spells (like Jade for Voodoo Pirates). Until after you buy all your spells.

You'll eventually get a sense on which items turn a nice profit over the individual sale price of components used to make it.

[UHUF]

ok ty it seems d same on my 1st try before you end the game you can sell all unnecessary stuff to gain more gold.

[phadin]

I got gold same way as the OP, bought out all the skills I could learn with it eventually. Even picked up the 300k achievement (360 version of the game, so not showing in Steam).

Interesting that they chose gold and silver items as the 'loot' items like this. Portable gold, so to speak. Perhaps if they had some kind of weight limit on the inventory, it might make sense to have these items maintain consistant value between buying and selling. Especially if gold counted against your weight limit. Then 'value' items that maintain the same cost when buying or selling become a way to carry more money in trade then you could have in raw currency. In a more realistic setting, gems and jewelry would usually take this role.