#4

You can save stolen items in your chest and when you wait “stolen” status disable automaticaly on this items…

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#5

How to works is you sell item to a trader and after a few in game days their coin is back but doubled because they sold what you sold to them but for double the price it weird mechanic but awesome

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#6

not that weird, you sell to them at cheap price they then up charge when they release the innovatory. In Real Life this does not happen in just a couple of day though.

#7

Nice…maybe I just havnt been paying attention lol. Good to know. So say I sell for a while and eventually Peshek is at 33k and I rob him…will he restock gold? And will he restock to his 33k or will it be affected(decrease his overall gold) since you stole his gains(for lack of a better term)?

#8

After you rob his 33k he will be back to 0 therefore you will have to start the process over by selling items to get his gold back up then when it’s at 33k again or what ever price you prefer you can once again loot his chest and repeat this whole process as much as you like
I was just playing around with this at the miller at 289,000 coin lol this is insane

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#9

I know. Honestly, stuff usually isn’t still considered stolen by the time I sell it off but in the event I do have something stolen, I don’t have to worry about it. I can just mindlessly sell anything that isn’t equipped. Sell it or having to keep it is not the end of the world but again, with Peshek I just never have to worry; he doesnt judge.

#10

until he catches you in the act :rofl:

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#11

So if you rob him to 0, and all he sells are lock picks, a book and a dagger ( i think) and you don’t buy an unnecessary amount of lockpicks will the “world” buy his lockpics and daggers and eventually you’ll be able to sell to him or should you rob all but like, 2k lol.

#12

Bah, Ill just tell him to be careful where he steps in the barn :wink:

#13

first you get his trust by doing some quests with him then you rob him multiple times,
he wouldnt suspect you - good plan, wonder if you can also sell him goods that you stole from his chest or house :smiley:

#14

I know that was just a joke but he probably will never know he doesn’t even walk anywhere near his chest

#15

You can I just stole his 20 lockpicks from his chest and sold it right back to him

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#16

for immersion, since apparently the community buys stuff from the vendors, it’d be nice to see commoners at the stands doing business (that the player can interrupt of course, cuz I’m not waiting to sell stuff for immersion) but like in Skyrim how people use the forges and what not. They have a good system of having every character have a life and a job so eventually you should need to see a vendor other than just at the Tavern.

#17

Idk if I understand your post but I see a lot of npc in kcd working, the black smith is doing stuff on his forge and moving stuff, barmaids are walking up to people talking and selling stuff, miller even moves that bag around and does stuff. And you kinda do need to see other vendors the miller for selling stolen goods, blacksmith/tanners to get kits to fix your items or for them to make repairs, barmaid/tavern to buy a bed or sell food to, etc
Sometimes it’s so annoying at the inn in the glade I would go there overloaded with meat I hunted, I would cook it then the barmaid would always walk away from me to serve people their beer and I could only move so fast haha and people would block the door or close he door on me.

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#18

I mean being in shops specifically. They have jobs, they go to bathe, they eat and that is awesome. What I’m saying is I dont recall seeing NPCs in stores other than the Tavern, if you count that, other then the shop keep and the guard…maaaybe a wife if they live where they work.

Definitely not complaining about the game, its awesome. I’m just speaking specifically of not seeing NPCs, to my recollection, in a shop or at a stand as though they were buying something…which apparently they do since shop keep gold increases due to them selling stuff, including your sold merch.

#19

What they have already for the NPCs having “lives” is really good, definitely not complaining. It can be poopy trying to move when you’re also trying to sell but that’s another reason why I like selling to Peshek…IF he moves around instead of just standing at the barn, hes just hauling grain from one point to another or sleeping so catching him to make a sale hasn’t been bothersome, and I’m allowed to interrupt his sleep because we’re friendly and I live there.

#20

Oh I understand now yea is strange only time I seen npc in a shop was in Rattay sword shop a women walks through the shop every now and then I think to go to bed and the blacksmith works in the other room but yea no one buying stuff from the shops

#21

vendor wealth with exception of Talmberg trader scales way too much (makes money making in time of war and pillaging too easy) . trader at Rattay tailor had +40k yesterday.

#22

and I’ll buy stuff from other vendors, like you said Peshek doesn’t really sell what you need, but I always sell to him. Also, unless previously read forums/streamers are wrong, if you take Lowborn perk (to have better rapport with commoners) you get better prices and better haggling from Millers and if you go Highborn the same goes for Merchants…I dont know if it is true or not, and it probably doesn’t matter a whole lot, but it makes sense so that is how I’m doing it until it is no longer convenient/necessary to sell to him.

#23

They’ll likely come out with different economy mods sooner than later. Devs won’t patch stuff like that I wouldn’t imagine due to crucial bugs they actually NEED to work on but modders will do stuff like that sooner than later. My problem is I’m on XBox One…so IF we get mods, it won’t be for a looooong time compared to PC.