AH averaging goes from the most expensive all the way down to the cheapest,When you have a few items insanely overpriced at 1b+ and tens of thousands listed from 1m to 250k,It's going to affect the average.
There's plenty to do with UCH other than upgrading items
Last edited by xvxURIZENxvx; 09-08-2013 at 02:16 PM.
Suggested price, undercutting, and the actual price of UCH has everything to do with how available uch are and how many people are buying them vs not buying them. Putting a few in for 99,999,999,999 alz doesn't make the suggested price go to zero.
UCH prices are just dropping because of how easier it becomes to get them with each update. Supply and demand. Were the suggested price to be affected by the actual pricings in ah, everything would have dropped to 0 alz, 1 alz, 2 alz, and the like, as soon as they added the suggested price feature (sometime in 2011 iirc?).
You also aren't adding in the constant influx of cores,As long as you have people registering at the lowest price or lower,the average will always drop,Even if Blager is right and the AH does update daily,it's enough to manipulate the overall average by keeping overpriced cores in AH.
Last edited by xvxURIZENxvx; 09-08-2013 at 02:32 PM.
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