

Your minimum price just needs to be higher than your acquisition cost. When does complexity give the largest advantageĪdding complexity to your minimum price alone makes very little sense. A great example is BilisOnycia’s well known sniper string that includes different max price thresholds based on how expensive the item is. Now for some settings you can get a lot more out of a group or an operation by including complexity. It also makes sure there’s less chances to make an error and easier to make changes. I share my settings with a lot of people obviously, so I try to keep them simple. This is the main reason why you would want to keep something simple. Complexity requires more effort, and is harder to share

The only market where I use more than one auctioning operation is for materials as I want to cater to people who want different amounts of the material in question. I personally greatly prefer simple TSM settings and most of my operations have very simple pricing formulas, and I don’t use too many auctioning operations. You can make a complex auctioning setup by using a large number of operations for an item and you can make complex pricing strings in your operations. Most of the other settings are just sliders. The price values and formulas you use in your operations is the only place in TSM where you can introduce complexity. TSM lets you make both very complex and very simple settings, and today I will look at when it makes sense to go for more complex settings. I use Tradeskillmaster for all of my auction house activities to make sure I buy at the right price and sell at the right price.
