Thread: Cinderbloom - Should I Stop?

Originally Posted by Reverb

Storing the base materials in a bank is poor inventory management imo, as it can be mailed to an alt in stacks of 12 with 60 days worth of wait time before becoming deleted, and there's no time spent looting the mail then spending time dumping it into the bank as you simply click return on each mail to send it back to your processor.

Holy Cumbersome Timewaste Batman!

But seriously, I do that when I have extreme amounts of raw materials lying in wait and yet I despise doing that. It's not like my current guild bank storage on various alts (I have about 18 tabs worth of guild bank storage atm) isn't enough to keep me stocked for 2-3 months in all the markets I work in. All the backlog in the mailboxes interferes with the regular AH mail I receive on my posting alts. Do Not Want!

I use dumpster D;

I personally adjust my thresholds for raw materials quite often because there's a practical limit to how much supply you can process. Ore on my server has always bottomed out around 40g/stack and this week it's gone down to 30g.

Originally Posted by Reverb

That's only a 4g unit price, which is cheap. So you pushed 280 stacks of cinderbloom worth of BFI, now you have 140 Inferno Ink, what's your game plan there?

40s actually. I also have the same question. What can I do with my Inferno ink. cards are not so profitable anymore!!!

Originally Posted by Jenzali

I personally adjust my thresholds for raw materials quite often because there's a practical limit to how much supply you can process. Ore on my server has always bottomed out around 40g/stack and this week it's gone down to 30g.

This is my strategy as well. While I've sometimes kicked myself for not stocking up while prices are low, the market price for goods is usually dependent on the price of mats on the AH. So even if the price goes up you'll still be on an even playing field. I think you're going to have a hard time processing that stuff and actually moving it too, so give that some consideration. I generally have a couple thousand herbs in reserve and even that takes ages to process.

Don't forget MFCs go into cookies as well.

Looking back at this post, and taking into account that the current "big thing" is stocking up for 4.3, I'd take back what I said. I no longer lower my thresholds for any raw material, only raise it. I've finally come around to accepting that the mailbox is a legitimate means of storage and I have bajillions of mats stored that way. It also keeps prices high so that when you do get around to processing more of it, you can sell for a big profit.