Approximate Numerical Orb Values Here!

Still need data on Transmutation, Augmentation, Chance, Blessed, Whetstone, Armor scrap, and Glassblower.

What do you mean you need data on those?

Cant you do the same as it was done regarding the other orbs?

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SavageMinnow wrote:

Still need data on Transmutation, Augmentation, Chance

IMO, don't expect more than vendor values for them.

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Interesting wrote:

What do you mean you need data on those?

Cant you do the same as it was done regarding the other orbs?

I could, but I have absolutely no trade data. I haven't seen anyone trading those particular orbs, I haven't traded them myself, and people I spoke to didn't have any solid information to work with. Once I know some ratios, I'll get to work ironing out values.

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Silty wrote:

IMO, don't expect more than vendor values for them.

I'm fairly sure they're worth more than 1/5 of a wisdom scroll.

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SavageMinnow wrote:

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Silty wrote:

IMO, don't expect more than vendor values for them.

I'm fairly sure they're worth more than 1/5 of a wisdom scroll.

I mean the values you get from using them as currency to buy better orbs, obviously.

4:1 transmutation:augmentation, 4:1 augmentation:alteration, 4:1 chance:scouring

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Silty wrote:

I mean the values you get from using them as currency to buy better orbs, obviously.

4:1 transmutation:augmentation, 4:1 augmentation:alteration, 4:1 chance:scouring

Ooooh. Yeah I guess that's a good starting point. I'm sorry I didn't get what you meant at first, I can be kind of slow sometimes.

Still keeping this as close to market average as I can. All input is always valuable.

Wanted to add input regarding chromatic orbs, currently I can find nobody willing to trade chromatic for alterations 1:1. People seem to generally value chromatic higher.

Obviously take this for what it is worth, my sample size is random people in global in the higher difficulties.

What do you think?

It's true - people won't trade them 1:1, but when trying to trade them for more expensive things (alchemy, chaos) they seem to have the same approximate value. It's very difficult to reconcile this in a numeric system. I think this is because when bought in large quantities, people care less about minor differences.

I'm not sure how to represent that. For now, I've bumped chromatic from "slightly less" to "slightly more" than alteration. I can't really do much else.

The lower the currencies get, the higher the inconsistencies are, because it gets harder to exploit the difference for any reasonable profit, and people generally care less.