I don’t understand, you go to any AH of goblin towns like Everlook, Bootybay and Gadgetzan and you find that there aren’t any, while any AH in the capital sees how full it is.
Tell me what kind of error this is? the AH is needed more than what is needed for how little there is and then you see that the Classic is not what it seems or are these zones left only in the Vanilla Classic?
That disappoints me along with the lack of RDF and other content necessary to animate a true classic style, and I see that it looks incomplete next to looking worse than a WotLK Server pirate.
I have to ask someone to fix these little problems worse important for classic servers.
Did you think to like, make any effort to investigate this “issue” before making a thread about it? Because it’s not an issue at all. 10 seconds on Google could have told you this.
The goblin AHs are neutral, you spoon. They are intentionally separate from the faction AHs.
1- The top reason why they’re dead: is because very few servers have a balanced population. This means there’s no one on the other faction to sell your stuff to, which means there is no reason to post the items in the goblin AH’s.
2- Assuming you’re looking for buyable quest items most people will just log on an alt and buy the items from a main cities AH, and mail the items over the character they need those items on.
3- Goblin Auction houses are really only used for convenience and that’s it, mainly in STV where people will sell greenhills of stranglethorn pages and bloodstone ore because both items are needed for quests in that zone.
4- Goblin AH’s are so far out of the way to get to. There’s only a handful and you’re not in that area often… it’s out of the way to go to. It’s a lot easier and convent for people to just use the cities AH’s.
But why is it different from the AH’s? I say when observing the items that are in AH’s, on the one hand you talk to the goblin that gives you the option of AH in any Goblins towns that he mentions to you in those zones, and you see as if it were like the Vanilla Classic with few players in almost an empty offer, instead when you speak in the AH’s of the capitals like Ogrimmar, Undercity or Stormwind there you see that the list of items that is being offered is normal.
That’s weird, there shouldn’t be that problem in any AH when clicking, that’s my complaint and Blizzard should fix it and the community shouldn’t have a problem in my English, especially those in the USA in each state that I don’t know how English would differ that they use, so before you spam me… so…
But there shouldn’t be this problem, I don’t know… what will be the reason for Blizzard, balance or nerfed, what do I know?
I would like it to be usable like any AH seen and used in any faction capital.
Maybe that should not be a problem, the problem is not working, and that difference is one of the examples that the Classic server does not look as well as it should look in its 2009 times.
That’s why I don’t know the reason, but it should be fixed and be useful like any other AH’s, even the AH’s in Booty Bay, Everlook and Gadgetzan in Retail work normally.
I think…
haha… that’s funny.
It’s a pity that I wish they would put aside my spelling problem in English, before the problems that happen in the classic Servers that now with the community Blizzard disappoints me.
It didn’t get “fixed” in retail until Warlords of Draenor (I think).
The auction houses in retail worked just as they do in Classic until then.
Even though Classic is running on the same infrastructure as retail not everything is the same. Nor should it be.
There were separate auction houses for faction and neutral in Wrath so that’s how it is in Classic.
They’re meant to be cross-faction trading, and that’s it. However because most servers do not have a healthy balance of BOTH horde AND alliance, no one bothers to use them to trade cross faction, there isn’t anyone buying, and these AH’s are just way too far way.
Dude, what do you not get from what the others have said? It’s a “neutral” auction house, meaning only those 3 are connected to each other. It is used for cross-faction trades, and very useful if you are moving an item or gold between factions if you have a friend/alt account.
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yeah… know… but I have to see it differently to the point that the list of offers is empty, that perhaps the AH system, no matter what faction you are, is it the same and you will see the same offers in that system?
ugh… How I hate that word now for many reasons, although really what you quote is not enough when seeing these AH systems in Goblins towns it looks more like a bug, glitch, or error that seems to me that takes away the originality of the classic style itself.
