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[kerosity]

I was wondering what everyone does for item management. I feel like I waste a ton of time by doing what I do:

 

- Collect an inventory of items (mainly form dailies, or key quest).

- Once it's full I open up Quick Stock and check every item on the Shop Wizard.

- Obviously I donate the trash and save/sell the things worth it.

 

The biggest time waste is copy/pasting all the items into Search Wizard to see it's pricing when chances are it's garbage. BUT there's been times when an item is definitely worth keeping/selling. 

 

Additionally it's frustrating to "think" something is trash and since there's so many variations of items I still force myself to search in because I'm not sure if THAT one is worth something.

 

So are there any tricks to item management? Knowing exactly what is trash or what's worth keeping?

[Syntax]

I keep it pretty simple; all the shitty junk I get from the dailies go into my SDB. Anything that seems like it's worth something, I shove into my shop and see if it prices well. Everything else goes into the shop. I'm not really one for investments, but I do try to keep one of every unique thing I can find.

 

Use the autopricer in the Program Manager; it'll save you a lot of time.

[Tubbz]

I drop everything into my SDB, 

 

Then once a week I use the SDB manger to move everything worth something to my inventory, then quick stock it all to shop.

 

Use NeonAP to price everything. 

 

Manual check everything unpriced and then TP anything UB. 

[inthedeepdarkforest]

I drop everything into my SDB, 

 

Then once a week I use the SDB manger to move everything worth something to my inventory, then quick stock it all to shop.

 

Use NeonAP to price everything. 

 

Manual check everything unpriced and then TP anything UB. 

 

^Do exactly this. And if you're impatient like I am, go lower the prices in your shop after a day or two of it not selling

[ArcticFox]

That's why I stopped bothering with the omelettes and jelly dailies. Regardless what item you get it's most likely it has deflated to nothingness and I ain't no broke bitch to need these items :T

Edited by ArcticFox, 26 September 2013 - 04:15 PM.

[Fikri]

I keep it pretty simple; all the shitty junk I get from the dailies go into my SDB. Anything that seems like it's worth something, I shove into my shop and see if it prices well. Everything else goes into the shop. I'm not really one for investments, but I do try to keep one of every unique thing I can find.

 

Use the autopricer in the Program Manager; it'll save you a lot of time.

 

exactly... i just throw everything i have in the SDB. i love hoarding stuff and its not like SDB has any limit anyway.

Edited by Stuck, 26 September 2013 - 08:34 PM.

[Amie]

Use the autopricer in the Program Manager; it'll save you a lot of time.

 

This. Before I AB'd, or SS'd, I only used NeonAP. It saved me an incredible amount of time, especially considering how much I hate pricing items manually. I just turn inflation off and make it -50 NP so that my stuff sells quick.

[Singer]

Neocodex have a SDB pricer, you can save time using it...

[jinq]

I think i put items into my shop and use the auto pricer

[ChristianCareaga]

I  recently wrote a program its an Inventory Manager check it out:

 

http://www.neocodex....entory-manager/

 

it has a bunch of functions:

 

-Sell

-Auction

-Trade

-Auto-Price

-Discard

-Sending between SDB and Inventory

[Singer]

and can you send items to shop without close Neocodex Program Manager?

Edited by Singer, 30 September 2013 - 02:07 AM.