I got this idea when I accidentally put 3 Rum Cards up for 2 credits, when I meant to put 3 Ruby Ring Cards for 2 Credits instead.

You can cancel ANY auction you started in the first hour of it being auctioned off.

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Ramen noodles wrote:I got this idea when I accidentally put 3 Rum Cards up for 2 credits, when I meant to put 3 Ruby Ring Cards for 2 Credits instead.

You can cancel ANY auction you started in the first hour of it being auctioned off.

As long as no one bid on it.

DezNutz wrote:

Ramen noodles wrote:I got this idea when I accidentally put 3 Rum Cards up for 2 credits, when I meant to put 3 Ruby Ring Cards for 2 Credits instead.

You can cancel ANY auction you started in the first hour of it being auctioned off.

As long as no one bid on it.

I was thinking of adding that, but it seems that if you put say 300 Rum Cards up for 100 Credits, when you meant 1000, someone will bid on them immediately. If bids, just refund the top bidder.

Your request is reasonable. However, messups are always adding to the flavor of the game. If we all do everything always perfectly, then where is the fun in it? The moment you make a mistake here, someone else profit from it.

Although in players market, since it is an auction, odds are that you will get the right price, at least.

Captain Jack wrote:Your request is reasonable. However, messups are always adding to the flavor of the game. If we all do everything always perfectly, then where is the fun in it? The moment you make a mistake here, someone else profit from it.

Although in players market, since it is an auction, odds are that you will get the right price, at least.

Maybe some kinda protection? I saw 100 Blacklists go for 46 Credits because the seller accidentally set them for 10 credits starting price instead of 100.

Ramen noodles wrote:

Captain Jack wrote:Your request is reasonable. However, messups are always adding to the flavor of the game. If we all do everything always perfectly, then where is the fun in it? The moment you make a mistake here, someone else profit from it.

Although in players market, since it is an auction, odds are that you will get the right price, at least.

Maybe some kinda protection? I saw 100 Blacklists go for 46 Credits because the seller accidentally set them for 10 credits starting price instead of 100.

I have 80 Black lists.

They are easy to get rid of.

Just one Serenity.