Just as a side note I cut out a lot from this video I highly recommend my inflation video and 1 to 10 million gold guide. I also cut out a section discussing how to save gold and I might make that a stand along video if you guys think that would be interesting! Love y’all Jake
Just yesterday, I had ALMOST half a million coins, but after spending it on some in-game items gotten with coin, I now have a lot less. This’ll be fun (note the sarcasm…. 🤣) Since I joined 2 new groups just yesterday after leaving 2 that barely had anyone in either group, I may have finally found a few new HELPFUL groups, so I feel like maybe this won’t take forever.
The amount of work and research you put into your videos is amazing, thank you so much for all of it: you’ve made the game easier to understand and therefore easier to play!
I usually just steal items and sell them at a outlaws refuge... Tips: Each NPC USUALLY has 3 items you can pickpocket, so if you're ok with rank 4 vampirism you can pickpocket 2 items then feed and loot the 3rd item since your chances go down with each successful pickpocket... another alternative to feeding is using the blade of woe if you have the Dark Brotherhood DLC, or if you're skilled enough you can just steal all 3 items. Khajiit racial passive includes a decent boost to pickpocket success. If you do receive a bounty, go straight to the outlaws refuge to pay it off then you can usually make the gold back by selling loot... If you pay your bounty to a guard or die to a guard you'll lose any stolen items. If you have access to High Isles, the companion Ember gives you a chance at pickpocketing a wallet which contains gold and thus doesn't take up a slot on your daily fencing limit, and the wallet can actually contain a good amount: usually between 120-300 gold, but twice i have received around 1150 gold! If you have access to the Thieves Guild (I got the passive during a ESO plus free trial) there's a passive that increases stolen item value at a fence by 2% per rank, AND there's a champion ability that I cant remember the name of that gives another 25% value (I think its 25, could be 10 or 20 as I've been offline for awhile)... And of course don't forget daily writs and guild traders, as they're just as good if not better.
Jake, trust me on this, you are a trader, embarking on the fishing thing you will soon realise that you run out of worms for sea fishing quickly; and you will find the quickest way to replenish said worms is slaying zombies in Alikre Desert, and honestly it is a grind. I only got this achievement within a week, because my guild supported me and sent me worms. If they were available at guild traders, I would have spent much mula to obtain them. That's the the thing, you get 1 or 2 for free if your lucky just collecting plants, they are worth nothing at NPC traders, however, anyone doing the fishing thing would give their left leg for your worms. Simply put; Why are traders not selling lowly worms, you all could make a fortune.
I got rich quick farming ayleid furniture plans, I ended up getting 2 at once and selling them for 5 million. I immediately bought the Agony's Ascent daedric tower home furnished for 1.75 mil and the 4 different assistants for 2 mil, sharing the rest with my friends. I was quickly broke again. Ready to make money again! And plan to save it this time lol.
One year playing: now GMC, 4 toons ( all for crafting mats) make 13-18k with that everyday, now have a ton of furniture and almost 7 mill gold. Thank you Jake!
I can’t stress enough how nice it is to see console as the base line. So many ESO content creators constantly explain things by “get this add on, check Tamriel central trade” lol. Not on PSNA!
@@BBRocker75 Same. Most videos just assume everyone is on PC though. Years ago when I got into ESO it was frustrating trying to find videos on various things such as build stats, money making, etc. Most ESO channels rely heavily on PC-only add-ons. It’s refreshing to see a channel consistently try to keep the other 2/3 player bases in perspective too.
The point about the outlaw refuge's is a good one. Just the other day I stumbled upon sone amazing deals by finding some treasure maps priced at 50-100 gold each, some of which were gold. Also found pieces of Crafy Alfiq for a few hundred gold, as well as Kynmarchs Cruelty. I've started making a habit of visiting those, as many don't have a clue what the true value od what they're selling.
I’ve been listing stuff for years and I never sell anything, I only list raw metrials, motifs and Matt’s and recipes, and I’ve tried selling mothers sorrow gear, and no one on Xbox wants it, makeing gold isn’t easy and prices on NA servers are stupidly high EU servers have everything at half the price,they need to boost gold drops and not let players sell anything for more then 100k so people can actually get what they need to complete thier motif collections and everything else, I’d be happy to share the names of the guilds I was in because I sold nothing in them
There are many, many items that sell for 100k on PSNA. Let alone 10K. Hot spot guild trader with a weekly fee is worth more than some people realize. Most of the pricier armour set pieces are going to be PvP sets as it has the least player percentage who regularly grind it. Example: base game Stygian - very popular, can struggle to sell for 10k. PVP Deadly strikes - selling any piece for 10k is too cheap. Any golded jewelry or weapons sell for 100k often.
The up sale sets is massive BS. On xbox Eu. Allot of the set don't sell for more than 4k. And that would be counting perfect trait. 90% of the sets you asvised to list will come back not sold. I have listed the same sets many times ad 2k. 90% of the time coming back unsold. Sets used to sell well but ever since Transmutation table has been out it doesn't sell that well.
I buy a lot in Ashes of Red Mountain, and I am part of Breaking the Wheel, jajajajaja. I hate Tamriels Depot. Vixxen prices are venomous. I don't know Brick Squad. To me the main rule is cash flow: I cut a lot my merch prices but my merchandise rotation is high, example: if a post 30 items today in a guildtrader after 30 days i sell 60-70% of them. Keep a super high valuable item listed in store by months is a wasted of time from my point of view and experience. I give a second chance to some really special first time expired items like some set valuable pieces [divines] but if they expired a second time in row they go to deconstructed option inmediatly. Market tastes are my way of trade, i don't wasted time betting on "strange" items.
This dude gets it. It's not about getting the most gold for every item sold. It's about turnover. Can you get a reasonable price for your items in a reasonable amount of time. If something takes 30 days to sell, how many other things could you have sold if it only took 3. And so on. It's geometric.
When I sell stuff, I go to a website and search the item and sell for usually just a bit lower than the cheaper one.. But then again, I am not out to make most money..
absolutely agree filling 30 slots on a guy of trader is fast, i have two traders (summerset, mournhold) gonna probably swap summerset for vardenfell or some zone more populated
Joining trading guilds requires zero social interaction in any chat. Join, list your stuff and if you have selected one without any dues that is it other than collecting the money coming to you inbox
New to the channel and already really enjoying your content! Lots of great info, so thank you for that! (sidebar: if you go under your Character sheet and scroll on the left you can remove your combat pet/s while in cities ;) I can hardly stand my flappy b*%#h - I mean bird - when I'm *not* in a city and I'm sure your fellow city-goers will appreciate them not obstructing their views 😂)
@@Official_JakeClips Hey! Thanks for the reply! It's been an option for at least 2 years now on PS so I'm guessing it is on Xbox? Not sure which button you'd press but for us it's Square. It's listed under active buffs on the bottom left. Hope that helps! The next trick is to remember to respawn the pets before battle 😅
For Overland/DLC/PvP gear, is it better to try and sell gear with a specific trait (ex: divines) and just sell items with that trait? Or is it better to sell everything and not care about the trait? And, does gear quality increase the price?
I hate the guild auction houses its one of the worse things about eso, i begged them to reconsider in the beta, but they didnt listen, now i hardly use it and never sell anything on it.
As a newbie trader, is it still profitable to sell things from popular sets that aren't cp160 just so that people can collect it for their stickerbook? Obviously changing pricing accordingly.
@@Official_JakeClips you’re doing your part man these videos are great and up to date, most other RU-vidrs don’t have or even make guides I almost feel to late
Just realized Im in one of the trading guilds you're in lol. Does anyone know if he linked the list of items that will sell? Wasnt sure if he did. Phone keeps locking while Im tryna look at stuff to sell haha
@@Official_JakeClips random assortment of things at this point. But I watched your video about farming warrior poet gear and I'm trying to farm some of that.
@@Agumon5 sometimes gear is one of the harder things to sell in an off brand trader, usually people look for things like motifs and consumables in the cheaper esk trsders
@@Official_JakeClips damn ... Any non event items you recommend I sell? For now I'm doing the witch is festival writs ...they sell fast ... But that's not sustainable because the event is only temporary.
I have a million AP from the last event. Any idea what sets would be best to purchase with the AP to sell at guild traders? Always had good luck selling Deadly.
@@Official_JakeClips awesome jake! Deadly has sold well for me on Xbox EU, specifically daggers (gold precise for 200k, probs could've got more or 100k random trait) and lightning staffs (150k for infused, 100k/120k for other traits). I have had a lot of luck selling Potentates weapons weirdly but I think that's because a few are changing builds for necrom.
I must correct one the use of the word "passively"😂, as i'm user of said methodes and "passively" is the very oposite of what i'd describe, but those ways work just fine.😂😂😂
I cut around some of my footage because I didn’t want a 40 minute video but a point I didn’t get to make as much is that you likely play eso and get items, mats, AP, tel Var, etc passively by playing how you want. And my hope is you can use this method to gain a market on how to sell those items
Maybe he means the listing of items in traders to sell them is passive, instead of hopping zone to zone trying to sell the same tired crap in zone chat.
@@Official_JakeClips I'm sorry but no : I have the game in front of my eyes right now, and purples are proposed at 3x the price of greens. The rare exceptions are not guaranteed to be sold. Maybe on NA servers upgrade mats are cheap, but not on EU servers.
Can you link the list of stuff that sells? I think I'd really enjoy just searching traders for deals but I only have such specific knowledge of certain items it's hard
Максимально бесполезное видео. Если только для самых самых новичков. Зеленых таких новичков. Единственное полезное возмодно это тир лист сетов на продпжу... но все равно спасибо за труды 😅
