Guild Wars 2

Right now, shopping in the Trading post is really clunky and inconvenient when you have to buy 13-16 pieces of gear(Not including +8 sigils and runes) for a fresh new level if you want to reach max potential. Buying two or three pieces of gear is tiresome, but buying 16 pieces is just too much.

Suggestion:

• Make it easier to buy all these gear.
• Give me an instant “buy all” gear button or a Gear finder.

Features:

• Armor finder finds the gear you want easily.
• Ability to choose which gear you don’t want to buy with a simple and easy interface.
• Ability to choose what kind of armor(Honed, Mighty, Berserker, etc) you want to buy.
• Shows the total cost to purchase all of these gear.
• The default armor is always set to the player’s level until he decides to change it.

Results:

• Happy people.
• More people will use the TP very often to buy lower level items.
• Very beneficial to the economy by not increasing money supplies.

Why would this be very beneficial?
Here is why:

• There will be a high demand in lower level gear. More people will start seeing a profit in farming lower level gear and then sell it on the TP instead to the vendors. This means less money goes into the system. This also means, more money gets out of the system. Remember the 15% tax? Money doesn’t just stay in the system, it also gets out through gold sinks.
• Lower level dungeon runners will be better geared. Instead of players wearing blue gears 30 levels below their level because of how clunky the TP is, players can make sure they wear green gear 5 levels below their level at least. This makes dungeon runs more efficient and makes their group members happy.
• Removes everything that is unfun about shopping. Just buy better gear and continue adventuring.

I would like a response before it dies.

Does no one wants to talk about this amazing asuran quality idea?

The TP sucks so badly, that I paid someone to shop for me. And they still can’t mail me my kitten armor 4 days later.

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