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You can decrease the chance of her appearing by moving the atmosphere towards plain instead of gaudy, but that's about it. As for not breaking the combo: I think she'll still accept 210% offers, but that's about all you can do.
But honestly though, a few days till the end, those combo's won't matter all that much anymore, so don't worry about that too much. Combo's help in the first few weeks to get reputation and merchant level up, but in the last week you can be a little more ... capitalistic.
Much appreciated. As a side note, I'm probably screwed then, because I took a semi-capitalistic approach for most of the game, but I abused the crap out of a small handful of occasions (like the time I sold 45k of treasure which the guild master sold to me just before a rise in price of precious metals for 90k+ in a preorder to the rich girl brat, and a few other similar circumstances).
Speak for yourself. I just want her to sell me the Sea Carpet already. It's the last non-dungeon thing left in the encyclopedia.
If you have a vending machine, sometimes she'll buy from that instead of trying to sell something. Even a cheap vender is generally worth having just to be able to continue selling blue items at full price, or sell expensive items that customers aren't interested in or can't otherwise afford (furniture, books) -- it seems to ignore customer preference and wallet size.
If she shows up, all you can do is pray she approaches you early in the selling, or right at the very end. But she likes gaudier decorated stores, so you can reduce the likelihood of her appearing by keeping it on the plain side. It won't completely drive her away the way Griff will never show up unless it's really dark, but it will make her less of a frequent thorn to you. Keeping it a little more plain and balanced on light/dark is the ideal decor for a lot of customers anyway.
Euria has a 0 budget in the game- she carries no money and therefore will never approach you to buy anything. However, for the vending machines, iirc no customer ever actually visibly interacts with the vending machine- sales are just kind of randomly made. Do also remember, customers can show up and simply never want to buy or sell that round- the last time I recall anyone really going deep into the code to find out how they worked, it was concluded vender sales are completely separate from counter sales- they don't actually take the place the customers going to you. The sales apparently exist in their own vacuum and have no impact on the counter sales- so a single customer can do both purchases.
The game determines them separately- though if it still uses a customer and their wallet (even without it precluding them from using your counter or eating into that budget), Euria would not be capable of buying from a vender since she never has any money. She would be able to if the game does not actually select specific customers to buy from vendors and just calculates there will be X vender sales this selling period.
If you want to level up Euria's reputation during the postgame so she sells you rarer goods quicker, she tends to Pin somewhere around 360%. Believe me, you will have pix to spare very quickly.