21000 Bloodscrip

[Kronius]

CB: 23M to Middian SOLD

>tap blood
You tap some crisp parchment bloodscrip, which is in your right hand.
>l blood
It is worth 21000 bloodscrip.

Willing to entertain buyouts and such.

[Nazagor]

I'll go 19m if nobody else bids and if that interested you.

[tyrant-201]

I'll go 21

[allen]

Is there a thread someone can link that can explain these to me? Just came back from a long hiatus and I want to participate in this DR thing but I have no idea what it's all about

[Nazagor]

21.1

[Luntz]

Is there a thread someone can link that can explain these to me? Just came back from a long hiatus and I want to participate in this DR thing but I have no idea what it's all about

Very loaded question, might wanna check out the wiki https://gswiki.play.net/Duskruin_Arena

[adverbious]

Raised the bid by 0.4%. That's what I call a hard hitter.

[Nazagor]

Raised the bid by 0.4%. That's what I call a hard hitter.

And yet, still more useful than your shitpost.

If seller wants to discard 100k that's his decision. I made a reasonable offer.

[Luntz]

100k is not a reasonable increase on a 21mil bid you fucking moron, haha

[time4fun]

100k is not a reasonable increase on a 21mil bid you fucking moron, haha

Actually it is. But more to the point, that's for Kronius to decide.

[Luntz]

Actually it is. But more to the point, that's for Kronius to decide.

Like you know anything about reasonable, didn't you spend 260k bloodscrip adding blink to your shitty hcw warmace that will never be worth half that? ahahahaha

[time4fun]

Like you know anything about reasonable, didn't you spend 260k bloodscrip adding blink to your shitty hcw warmace that will never be worth half that? ahahahaha

Life advice from someone who's spent most of the last 9 months banned. Adorbs.

[tyrant-201]

Actually it is. But more to the point, that's for Kronius to decide.

100k is not a reasonable bid increase at 21m. You're correct though, it is up to the seller to decide.

[Kronius]

100K increase on 21M is not a reasonable offer, coupled with the fact of publicly lowballing my MB. Bid like you got a pair.

21M to tyrant once

[Nazagor]

100K increase on 21M is not a reasonable offer, coupled with the fact of publicly lowballing my MB. Bid like you got a pair.

21M to tyrant once

Lol. Retracted and I'll buy from someone less obnoxious. Later!

[Kronius]

Lol. Retracted and I'll buy from someone less obnoxious. Later!

Gonna miss that 100k...

[Stunseed]

Lol. Retracted and I'll buy from someone less obnoxious. Later!

Obnoxious is the person is who too stupid to read and comprehend what MB, or Minimum Bid means.

If you are going to go the cheap as fuck route, at least do it in PMs.

[tyrant-201]

Gonna miss that 100k...

Lmao

[beldannon5]

Fuck it. Silvers are silvers. Whether it's 100k or 100m. But that's just a new guys opinion. Low bid maybe, need to be assholeishh about it people probably not! However
assholeish (i am trademarking that word) is how a lot of people are on here.

:)

[tyrant-201]

Fuck it. Silvers are silvers. Whether it's 100k or 100m. But that's just a new guys opinion. Low bid maybe, need to be assholeishh about it people probably not! However
assholeish (i am trademarking that word) is how a lot of people are on here.

:)

Eh assholeish is wasting peoples time with a 100k increase. obviously if I'm spending 21m I'll spend 21.2. Whether or not I want to sit in a back and forth game over 100k increments is another thing.

[beldannon5]

Fine make a decent argument against my argument
I hate you. Lol. :)

[Furryrat]

From Sotheby's, one of the most respected auction houses in the world:

Bid Increment
The amount by which the auctioneer increases the bidding. In general, the auctioneer will request bids of about 10% higher than the previous bid. For instance, if the bidding opens at $5000, subsequent bids of $5500, $6000, $6500, etc. would follow. The figure is generally rounded up or down at the auctioneer's discretion.

Source: http://www.sothebys.com/en/Glossary.html

[Nazagor]

From Sotheby's, one of the most respected auction houses in the world:

Bid Increment
The amount by which the auctioneer increases the bidding. In general, the auctioneer will request bids of about 10% higher than the previous bid. For instance, if the bidding opens at $5000, subsequent bids of $5500, $6000, $6500, etc. would follow. The figure is generally rounded up or down at the auctioneer's discretion.

Source: http://www.sothebys.com/en/Glossary.html

Yeah? So you'd refuse a 22m bid, by that logic? Give me a break. If you want a minimum imcrement so badly, put it in your fucking thread. This forum is retarded sometimes.

[Luntz]

This is what Nazagor does, lowballs, bids insultingly then acts like it's the seller being an ass. No in fact, you are the gaping rectum spewing ass juice.

[gilchristr]

Holly shit, good citation Furryrat!

[Furryrat]

Yeah? So you'd refuse a 22m bid, by that logic? Give me a break. If you want a minimum imcrement so badly, put it in your fucking thread. This forum is retarded sometimes.

I merely provided a form of reference for higher valued items. It does indeed provide room for auctioneer's discretion, but roughly 5-10% bid increases are the expected norm. In this forum, in the bidding range of 15-30 million, one million bid increases are acceptable. Less than that, you are simply showing off a weak hand.

[Thondalar]

This is what Nazagor does, lowballs, bids insultingly then acts like it's the seller being an ass. No in fact, you are the gaping rectum spewing ass juice.

And this is different from what you do how, exactly?

[Middian]

23m

[tyrant-201]

23m

Now that is a bid

[Kronius]

Updated

[Kronius]

morning update

[Kronius]

Going twice

[Kronius]

...and sold