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- FallenShadows714 July 2019
- magesvalley July 2019
- ObsidianKitsune July 2019
Buying and selling barns... Relative Iv costs
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So, as you aquire more barn stalls, the price in IV's goes up.
If you sell some barns and your number of stalls goes down (even though the number of horses doesnt), do barn prices drop a bit? -
Since, after a certain point, the price increased is a percentage based on the amount of barns you have, yes it'd drop. If you only sell the odd 15 stall barn it may not drop much though. I just bought a 120 stall barn and my price went up by 1 IV I think it was, so to drop the price by 1 IV I'd need to sell up to 120 stallsProducer of Volcanic Glass Drafts. Lapisobsidianus.
Prices are almost always negotiable.
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Keep in mind that you sell back barns at a discount to purchase price though - may not be cost effective to sell back a barn in hopes of lowering the cost.
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If you are over the 1,000 non-primary barn stall limit before the tax starts increasing, selling barns back in the hopes to lower the cost is not very effective. You wind up losing a ton of IVs that you spent on the barns.