If you want money you have to keep fighting and doing contracts and never be sitting around.

Getting gold is easy but that depends on you if you're lazy or not. See what I mean? I suppose, once you get used to it it's all the same but the teeth are easier to use and get used to imo. So if you have an axe that you're using it's more like ok this place with give me 54, this other town gives me 62, now I can't remember if that third town is giving me 67 or 57. So, if it's selling for 17 gold you know you're getting 17% of the value for anything you sell. It's actually the best thing to measure by (imo) because it's worth exactly 100 gold. I tend to use the starting 2h ax as the measuring stick, since I would never use it and things more valuable I would tend to use or want to sell. I always thought the teeth were too low in value though. Yeah having a standard item is a good thing to do to see when it is worth selling stuff.

I'll sell all my tier 1 and 2 stuff, and hold on to things like greatswords, hammers, or armor over 200. A lot of times I'll save all my best loot until I find that. Like someone else said though, if they have ambushed trade routes, it can get up to 21-22 gold. That's the minimum you want anytime you're looking to sell loot. There'll usually be two cities in every game you play that will offer 17 or 18 gold for it. Don't ever sell it, just look at how much it's worth in each city you go to. It's really important if you don't like to constantly do math. Keep one of them in your inventory at all times. Originally posted by gnorf73:Another extremely helpful thing that it seems like almost no one knows about is teeth that drop from those goul things that eat corpses. If you're really desperate, 7 days is okay if you're well-stocked on supplies, but if things go badly in your next battle you could run out of money if you go below 7 days of pay. When should you buy stuff for the first time? In terms of budget, it's safe to keep about 14 days of pay on hand after the purchase. My first weapon purchase is usually a greatsword, and that comes after the 210 armor. It takes too long to find 210 armor to not buy it at some point though, and the 150 armor costs half as much but by then it's usually only a minor upgrade. In the early game, you shouldn't be buying a lot of weapons and armor, other than for the first contract. And hopefully it goes without saying that you sell what you don't need, and it may be good to keep a couple of the best you have from a class in case you have a new hire or situation that needs it. Generally speaking, all tier 3 weapons, and some tier 2 weapons, will be worth it. I had a decent run last game and the most I've gotten is 15k at once wich I then spend on some 230 armor! I see pictures of guys getting 100k+ gold on verteran (I have everything at beginner) just how do you do that?įor repairing and selling weapons, you just need to get more than 1 gold per repair point for it to be worth it (this exact value would break even if you bought tools for 300, which is more than you should be paying except in emergencies). Originally posted by Lycon:For real, I tried trading but you gan so little from trading, also getting new gear is so expensive.

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