Region Wide Commodities on Auction House in Patch 9.2.7 - Wowhead Economy Weekly Wrap-Up 234

RPT Publié 03/07/2022 à 13:00 par SamadanPlaysWoW

commodities will become region wide in 9.2.7!SamadanAH Commodities Going Region Wide

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AUCTION HOUSE UPDATE: REGION-WIDE COMMODITIES

Auction Houses across all realms on a given region will now share commodity listings (gems, herbs, flasks, consumables, etc.). Items that aren’t commodities –- like armor and weapons –- will continue to be realm-specific.

Developers’ note: The Auction House you know and use today should look and feel exactly the same; it’ll just have way more buyers and sellers available to you for commodities. We’d love for players to hop on the PTR, copy over their characters, and help us test the Auction House across the entire PTR region. We might schedule a specific time in a few weeks for everyone to hop on at the same time to help stress it, details tbd.

Farming raw materials, particularly on mid to low pop servers.

Crafting consumables.

Flipping commodities.

Selling commodities cross server through transfer.

WTBGoldPerfect Competition/woweconomy redditThat really sucks. Homogenizing markets takes the fun out of figuring out niches on your server. At least some markets will be unaffected like gear crafting but I feel like this absolutely kills any chance of consumable crafting having decent profit margins, while before a lot of us are on servers where there's good opportunities.

Not a fan at all but I guess we're not the target audience of changes like this.

It’s so hard to actually tell how it’s gonna be at the moment with all of the crafting changes coming in Dragonflight, so we’ll have to see. I’m just hoping there’s a high barrier to entry for a lot of recipes.

It mostly sucks because there’s a lot of older world farms I used to do that likely won’t be affected by the new Dragonflight systems.

And for the average player, I don’t think they’re really making their gold by crafting equipment and gear. They’re doing it either by farming, or by flasks/enchants since those are typically the most reliable markets. Profits are going to be small from either of those now given the new changes that the average Joe won’t really have a proper method to gain gold.

Just think about how many absolute clowns there are on a singular server. If you’ve ever done much auctioning, you’ll know what I’m talking about. People will be mass undercutting even though its an item that’s going to sell at the same rate regardless of the price. Extrapolate that over the entire REGION, now it’s going to be far worse. I’m just hoping that Dragonflight finds a way to keep crafting and farming relevant, especially with older works stuff. All that remains to be seen though.I'm on a lower pop server and I mainly craft, so I'm pretty excited. The price of mats will likely go down, and that's nice when I'm the only one on the AH that's making something. But what I'm more excited about is the availability of rarer mats. There's all sorts of weird crap that I have to farm myself because there isn't any on the AH, but I know it's readily available on other servers. So that's pretty hype.

For gatherers, this is a big change, and could be really rough. But I think there will be ways to adapt. It means that there's more competition, but this also means more customers for that oddball stuff that's worth a lot of money but just sits on your AH forever. Could make some more oddball old-world farms profitable again.Manthieus

In general, the change seems to be favoured by the larger community from looking at comments in threads as the price of consumables is prohibitively high for many and the belief here is that prices will reduce.

It closes off some gold making methods used by many players, particularly farming and flipping commodities.

Making gold via server transfer and selling commodities will no longer be profitable.

Rare materials will become more accessible to those on lower pop realms.

Concern that it will promote more cancel scanning and bot gathering as nobody else can compete.

The partial region wide auction house is going to be mega abusable by those with the most gold. You heard it here first!

— Kaychak (@kaychakeu) July 1, 2022Collecting All the RecipesNB: Be warned! This topic might completely consume your life!!! recipe collection as u/Dralas64
I'm on a quest to learn every single profession recipe in the game that is still available. I've begun it already and I'm slowly chipping away at it beginning with Tailoring (got all the dungeon drops except from Shattered Halls so far). I know the Aldors and Scryers rep is going to be a headache so I'm just advertising that I'm buying eyeballs/venom sacs.

For the "why" part. One: I think it could be interesting to see how the new work order system plays out with BoP items from crafting becoming different in Dragonflight. And two: Because I can.

Any tips you all think I should have?I built https://warcraft-recipes.com/ a year or two ago to help track my own recipe farming (after the original version of the site was defunct due to WoW API changes).

What I like about this site is that it says what you don't have and exactly where to find it. I liked being able to have this outside of the game, and then get more info easily from wowhead, so I could plan things as opposed to using an addon in game. But that's personal preference :)If you're doing the Aldor/Scryers rep swap I recommend saving your turn in items until the next BC timewalking week, ideally also overlapping it with DMF or sone other rep bonus if you can, it'll significantly cut down on the number of venom sacks/eyeballs you need to farm/buy. More generally using the Timewalking rep bonus should be used for any reps you need to grind for recipes, so focus on BC reps during BC TW week, Wrath reps during Wrath TW week etc.

For any of the rare BoE recipes (NLAs in particular) I've found using the undermine journal to track what realms have stuff I need up and potentially using transfers to get get stuff on other realms pretty useful.

Data for Azeroth (https://www.dataforazeroth.com/leaderboards/account-recipes) is the main site I use for tracking what recipes I still need to collect. I have almost all of them now but the ones I'm missing are pretty hard to get for the most part. Definitely the recipe I've put the most effort into is the High Society Top Hat pattern which I've had no luck on after 15k attempts, so it along with the Rhinestone Sunglasses will probably be among the hardest to collect.

Get the addon called "All The Things" gives a massivley detailed breakdown of your progress in the game. For your case it lists every profession recipe, where to get them, how much they cost and shows which recipes are no longer available but can still be acquired like from the BMAH or a player that hoards old recipes.

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/all-the-things

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