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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
| − | The '''Black Market''' is the [[ | + | The '''Black Market''' is the [[Auction House]] for villains. For more information on what Auction Houses are and how to use them, see [[Auction House]]. |
== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
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: Northeast of the Rogue Isles Ferry. [[Coordinates]]: {{coords|530.2|2.6|-999.0}}. <!-- Approximate --> | : Northeast of the Rogue Isles Ferry. [[Coordinates]]: {{coords|530.2|2.6|-999.0}}. <!-- Approximate --> | ||
| − | ; [[Mercy | + | ; [[Mercy Island]] - ''Shady Mia'' and ''Shady Joe'' |
: Northeast of the Door to Ferry, or southwest of the Door to Fort Cerberus. [[Coordinates]]: {{coords|-2116.2|243.7|1011.9}}. <!-- Approximate --> | : Northeast of the Door to Ferry, or southwest of the Door to Fort Cerberus. [[Coordinates]]: {{coords|-2116.2|243.7|1011.9}}. <!-- Approximate --> | ||
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The NPC who '''Looks Like He Knows Something''' provides the following helpful speech if you speak with him. | The NPC who '''Looks Like He Knows Something''' provides the following helpful speech if you speak with him. | ||
| − | {{ | + | {{CutsceneText|Text=Hey, {{Character}}. You found the Black Market. Goody for you. I hope you didn't spread it around too much, or we gotta do another midnight move. |
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[[File:Looks_Like_He_Knows_Something.jpg|thumb|100px|right]] | [[File:Looks_Like_He_Knows_Something.jpg|thumb|100px|right]] | ||
| − | You look pretty green to this buyin' and sellin' stuff so lemme explain how it goes down. We use a 'secret bid' auction. You set the price for what you wanna sell, but the Buyer can't see it. He goes and bids the most he's willing to cough up and if he wants to pay as much (or more) than you asked for, you got a sweet deal with a profit and he gets the item. Now just so's we don't totally overcharge here, we got this system that shows a 'history' of how much that particular thing's sold for in the past. He can decide how much he wants to spend. | + | You look pretty green to this buyin' and sellin' stuff so lemme explain how it goes down. We use a {{red|''''secret bid''''}} auction. You set the price for what you wanna sell, but the Buyer can't see it. He goes and bids the most he's willing to cough up and if he wants to pay as much (or more) than you asked for, you got a sweet deal with a profit and he gets the item. Now just so's we don't totally overcharge here, we got this system that shows a 'history' of how much that particular thing's sold for in the past. He can decide how much he wants to spend. |
| − | Now listen here, you only got a limited number of Transaction Slots so whether yer sellin' or buyin', you can only do a few transactions at a time. Got that? It's important. In the beginning, you only got a few Transaction Slots. Sucks to be you, right? Don't worry, it gets better. You get more through experience. The amount of slots you have is based on your Threat Level. | + | Now listen here, you only got a limited number of {{blue|'''Transaction Slots'''}} so whether yer sellin' or buyin', you can only do a few transactions at a time. Got that? It's important. In the beginning, you only got a few Transaction Slots. Sucks to be you, right? Don't worry, it gets better. You get more through experience. The amount of slots you have is based on your Threat Level. |
You can sell (or buy) Salvage, all Enhancements, Recipes, and Inspirations. | You can sell (or buy) Salvage, all Enhancements, Recipes, and Inspirations. | ||
| − | Now this service ain't free, pal. You gotta pay to play so listen up. You got your Listing Fee, which is 5% of the price you sell your item for. Don't worry, we'll give it back to ya if your item sells. You also got your Transaction Fee which is 10% of the final sale price. The 5% you paid when you listed the item is subtracted from the Transaction Fee. Now ain't that nice? You're gonna use your Infamy to pay for all these wonderful goods. | + | Now this service ain't free, pal. You gotta pay to play so listen up. You got your {{orange|'''Listing Fee'''}}, which is 5% of the price you sell your item for. Don't worry, we'll give it back to ya if your item sells. You also got your Transaction Fee which is 10% of the final sale price. The 5% you paid when you listed the item is subtracted from the {{green|'''Transaction Fee'''}}. Now ain't that nice? You're gonna use your Infamy to pay for all these wonderful goods. |
| − | Now get this straight. The minimum listing fee is 5 Infamy. We gotta make a living, see, so if you can't move your goods, you lose your listing fee. It's just business. Anyway, you can always put up a 'looking to buy' order. The stuff you're selling will appear indefinitely, as long as you show up once in | + | Now get this straight. The minimum listing fee is 5 Infamy. We gotta make a living, see, so if you can't move your goods, you lose your listing fee. It's just business. Anyway, you can always put up a 'looking to buy' order. The stuff you're selling will appear indefinitely, as long as you show up once in awhile. |
| − | As our way of sayin' thanks, we've got special badges for being a power seller and some of 'em even increase your Transaction Inventory size. Sweet deal, yo. | + | As our way of sayin' thanks, we've got special badges for being a power seller and some of 'em even increase your Transaction Inventory size. Sweet deal, yo. |
Okay, now you're buggin' me. Beat it.}} | Okay, now you're buggin' me. Beat it.}} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:46, 2 February 2014
Contents
Overview
The Black Market is the Auction House for villains. For more information on what Auction Houses are and how to use them, see Auction House.
Locations
in Cap au Diable
There are currently five visible Black Market locations, each with their own Black Market Contacts.
- Cap au Diable - Shady Mia and Shady Mac
- Northeast of the Rogue Isles Ferry. Coordinates: (530.2, 2.6, -999.0).
- Mercy Island - Shady Mia and Shady Joe
- Northeast of the Door to Ferry, or southwest of the Door to Fort Cerberus. Coordinates: (-2116.2, 243.7, 1011.9).
- Port Oakes - Shady Ling and Shady Ciaran
- Southeast of the Fortunata Fateweaver, or west of the Door to Pocket D. Coordinates: (--1242.2, 160.0, 1196.3).
- Sharkhead Isle - Shady Jim and Shady Fay
- Northeast of the Port Recluse marker, or north and slightly west of the Rogue Isles Ferry. Coordinates: (-975.3, 4.7, -1239.3).
- St. Martial - Shady Jan and Shady Mac
- Southwest of the entrance to Pocket D, or northeast of the Natural Store. Coordinates: (273.4, 36.7, 882.5).
Hidden Locations
There are a few hidden NPCs who will open up the Black Market interface if you talk to them. Revealing their position will not permanently unlock them on the map, however.
- Port Oakes - Shady Cage
- Southeast of the Villa Montrose marker by about 310 feet, near the bottom of the red border on the map. Coordinates: (-2188.5, 64.9, -1816.9)
NPCs
The NPC who Looks Like He Knows Something provides the following helpful speech if you speak with him.
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Hey, Character. You found the Black Market. Goody for you. I hope you didn't spread it around too much, or we gotta do another midnight move.
You look pretty green to this buyin' and sellin' stuff so lemme explain how it goes down. We use a 'secret bid' auction. You set the price for what you wanna sell, but the Buyer can't see it. He goes and bids the most he's willing to cough up and if he wants to pay as much (or more) than you asked for, you got a sweet deal with a profit and he gets the item. Now just so's we don't totally overcharge here, we got this system that shows a 'history' of how much that particular thing's sold for in the past. He can decide how much he wants to spend. Now listen here, you only got a limited number of Transaction Slots so whether yer sellin' or buyin', you can only do a few transactions at a time. Got that? It's important. In the beginning, you only got a few Transaction Slots. Sucks to be you, right? Don't worry, it gets better. You get more through experience. The amount of slots you have is based on your Threat Level. You can sell (or buy) Salvage, all Enhancements, Recipes, and Inspirations. Now this service ain't free, pal. You gotta pay to play so listen up. You got your Listing Fee, which is 5% of the price you sell your item for. Don't worry, we'll give it back to ya if your item sells. You also got your Transaction Fee which is 10% of the final sale price. The 5% you paid when you listed the item is subtracted from the Transaction Fee. Now ain't that nice? You're gonna use your Infamy to pay for all these wonderful goods. Now get this straight. The minimum listing fee is 5 Infamy. We gotta make a living, see, so if you can't move your goods, you lose your listing fee. It's just business. Anyway, you can always put up a 'looking to buy' order. The stuff you're selling will appear indefinitely, as long as you show up once in awhile. As our way of sayin' thanks, we've got special badges for being a power seller and some of 'em even increase your Transaction Inventory size. Sweet deal, yo. Okay, now you're buggin' me. Beat it. |
Notes
- Port Oakes' Black Market was added in Issue 13.
- Shady Cage has been in-game since unknown; most players do not know he exists.
