Turn trading off?

[High]

is there a way? they're annoying af

[Kyouko Tsukino]

Can be done with mods.

[Treaya]

https://www.nexusmods.com/tcgcardshopsimulator/mods/470?tab=files

no trading mod here

[wildmick]

if you ignore the traders, they lose interest after waiting an hour and leave. That was the dev's response to the shout to remove it, after all the work he put into creating it.

I'd be pretty annoyed if i put 3 weeks of work into creating something only to have everyone shout to remove it. He at least put in a measure for them to get disinterested if you ignore it.

imo, if you don't like it, tough tiddies

[TheVillan]

Or they could make a trade table and everyone is happy. A simple thing as there's already play and singles tables that are optional and it would mean you can trade when you want to and not trade when you don't want to.

Ignoring them is fine apart from for an hour each trader stops new customers spawning in.

[Kito Ballard]

Honestly, I was expecting a special new furniture when the trading was being added. I would agree with a trading station a hell of a lot more than them just chilling nearing the sales counter every now and then.

[High]

Originally posted by wildmick:

if you ignore the traders, they lose interest after waiting an hour and leave. That was the dev's response to the shout to remove it, after all the work he put into creating it.

I'd be pretty annoyed if i put 3 weeks of work into creating something only to have everyone shout to remove it. He at least put in a measure for them to get disinterested if you ignore it.

imo, if you don't like it, tough tiddies

So, Make a toggle for it at least.

[tbone2424]

i'm enjoying the trade thing i bought peoples cards for a couple dollars less than their asking price went over and put it on the card table and it was worth a couple hundred more than i paid for it and it sold right away

[Down_Peckerwood]

what a waste of time by the dev....comon there are far more better things to be done to this....

[Sky Render]

Honestly I wouldn't mind the trading folk so much if they were a bit more flexible. And intelligent. No I don't want to buy your $0.10 card for $1, why are you even trying that? And why are some of them not willing to swap cards for cash, or cards for cards? Maybe if we could set a minimum value for trades, and switch the offer between cards and cash at will, it would work better. I've gotten some great cards from it, but I've also seen a lot of people come in with junk cards that makes it annoying.

[bookheart]

I like the trading. I've made a lot of money by buying their cards and reselling immediately. And if I don't want to do it, I just hit decline. Doesn't really take much time out of my game play.

[WolfLink0370]

Originally posted by Sky Render:

Honestly I wouldn't mind the trading folk so much if they were a bit more flexible. And intelligent. No I don't want to buy your $0.10 card for $1, why are you even trying that?

Legitimate counter-question; why are you assuming that they should know better? It's just literally the game being random, both in card selection as well as it's initial asking price.

If you want to give an in-universe reason to it, perhaps consumers aren't as privy to the detailed Market Price information that we have... and instead only know the rough average it should be at.

[sweboy99]

Originally posted by High:

is there a way? they're annoying af

I wish there was an option to opt out of customers selling cards I already have.

[SuperPoring]

A toggle would be nice, because I'm sure later on it would be nice. I only recently got the game and am still getting going, there's too many other things I'm running around doing to have to stop what I'm doing to auto decline them. You can't even do it from the selling interface, I have to leave it to tell them to leave lol.

So yeah, I don't have other employees currently, and the store is pretty busy, a toggle would be great.

[Sky Render]

Originally posted by WolfLink0370:

Originally posted by Sky Render:

Honestly I wouldn't mind the trading folk so much if they were a bit more flexible. And intelligent. No I don't want to buy your $0.10 card for $1, why are you even trying that?

Legitimate counter-question; why are you assuming that they should know better? It's just literally the game being random, both in card selection as well as it's initial asking price.

If you want to give an in-universe reason to it, perhaps consumers aren't as privy to the detailed Market Price information that we have... and instead only know the rough average it should be at.

I was mostly marveling at the fact that anyone would ask to trade with a shop owner and bring in a single exceptionally low-value card. In my real-world experience people tend to either bring in a small number of very high-value cards or a huge binder of mixed-value cards (mostly not that valuable with the occasional fire) for trade.

[Itsabouttime77]

“Hi, I have a card to sell. I’m asking 23 cents for it.” Definitely not realsitic.