Miller Peshek

[Hystorm]

So...this guy NEVER has any money and he's one of the few NPCs that will buy stolen goods.
Whats the point of this guy when he Never has any money to sell items to??
For the last few weeks, he always has: Trader's wealth = 0

[DargonBlak]

Did you happen to steal all the gold out of his trading chest ?

[2GenL]

If you've sold a lot too him to the point of he has nothing left, then Pesh will need time to resell all that loot on to make more money - this is the same with any other npc trader in the game

[Hystorm]

I see, OK Roger.

[Zeno]

Originally posted by 2GenL:

If you've sold a lot too him to the point of he has nothing left, then Pesh will need time to resell all that loot on to make more money - this is the same with any other npc trader in the game

I thought once they are out of money they are out of money.

[MacSuibhne]

Originally posted by Franz:

I thought once they are out of money they are out of money.

No. And thank goodness, too. Just trade somewhere else for a while and then come back and the trader will have sold the stuff you sold him and have even more money.

[Pieshaman]

I noticed that when you sell something to a not so wealthy trader, then some time later he have sold it and got way more groschen and then you can sell much more to him.
It also could be that traders just get more money after a certain point in the game, but I think it is profit from the stuff that you sold to them before.

[Yuz]

You have lots of stolen stuff and Miller has no money... just lockpick his chest and put all looted stuff there then collect his money later, i think he has around 30% profit?

Probably you can also put anything in the other traders chest and come back later to collect his profit too.

You can use Miller Peshek as your personal trading broker for anything stolen or not, as once access to his chest is unlocked, it will remain unlocked forever.

[Pieshaman]

Originally posted by Yuz:

You have lots of stolen stuff and Miller has no money... just lockpick his chest and put all looted stuff there then collect his money later, i think he has around 30% profit?

Probably you can also put anything in the other traders chest and come back later to collect his profit too.

You can use Miller Peshek as your personal trading broker for anything stolen or not, as once access to his chest is unlocked, it will remain unlocked forever.

you not even have to lockpick his chest, you have your own chest already there.

[cretedog]

Some Blacksmiths and Armour shops will buy stuff.

[Yuz]

Originally posted by Pieshaman:

Originally posted by Yuz:

You have lots of stolen stuff and Miller has no money... just lockpick his chest and put all looted stuff there then collect his money later, i think he has around 30% profit?

Probably you can also put anything in the other traders chest and come back later to collect his profit too.

You can use Miller Peshek as your personal trading broker for anything stolen or not, as once access to his chest is unlocked, it will remain unlocked forever.

you not even have to lockpick his chest, you have your own chest already there.

Yes i know, but what i'm saying is, his chest is special as it's a trader chest, anything you put there will be converted in gold after a day or two, around 30% of item value.

Don't put anything you want to keep in the Peshek's chest, it will be removed from the game.

TL;DR - It is a "shortcut" for those who played hundreds of hours as a thief and is tired of all the trading to get rid of stolen stuff.

[2GenL]

Originally posted by FranzQXZ:

Originally posted by 2GenL:

If you've sold a lot too him to the point of he has nothing left, then Pesh will need time to resell all that loot on to make more money - this is the same with any other npc trader in the game

I thought once they are out of money they are out of money.

They refresh. If you time it right, they make profit too and end up loaded with money

[DargonBlak]

Originally posted by Yuz:

It is a "shortcut" for those who played hundreds of hours as a thief and is tired of all the trading to get rid of stolen stuff.

Very true - and i think it matches Miller Woscyk's description of how they handle stolen goods - more like a consignment shop.

i put stuff in the chest, and then take the money when it sells