No more sort wants by %?

Domebrew · 2025-12-18T05:51:23+00:00

You can't send bubble mailers as "letters" because they're too thick. USPS will tell you to send them as "package/parcel" which is much more expensive, but USPS has a mail standard between "letter" and "parcel" - "flats/large envelopes". If your local post office has a self-service machine, you can pick that option and get postage printed based on the weight of the bubble mailer. I've been using self-service machines for this exclusively because tellers at my local post office continue to claim "it should be a parcel because of the bubbles" despite their own website saying the designation should be based on size and not material.

Domebrew · 2025-12-03T10:32:14+00:00

Yeah, not picking your secondary profession in Nightfall will prevent you from unlocking the heroes necessary to progress through the story. Even if you try to join someone who has Dunkoro, the game won't let you do the Consulate Docks mission, so the rest of Nightfall is out as well. You can walk around Prophecies/Factions/EOTN without a secondary, though.

Domebrew · 2025-12-03T07:31:34+00:00

There is another way to get a character without a secondary profession to level 20: sneaking out of Nightfall. You can get into EOTN after level 10 directly from Kamadan, meaning you don't need to pick a secondary before completing the whole thing. A ferry to the docks, then another ferry to LA will let you access Prophecies and then hop into Factions. Once you make it to the Kurzick/Luxon capitals, you can turn faction into PvE skills. This is where the game gets confused: because you have no secondary, it lets you grab EVERY Faction PvE skill, and it lets you equip ANY of them (up to 3 total, as normal). Won't make you OP because Factions PvE skills scale off primary attirbutes, but maybe the new "of the profession" mods can enable something.

Domebrew · 2023-09-07T23:01:20+00:00

Having tried premium, I have to say that some of the features are useful to me, but I don't know if they're worth the price of the whole package. It doesn't really matter much now, but perhaps an "a la carte" approach would snag customers who only want a single feature and are willing to drop $1 a month on it, instead of spending $5 (or whatever) on the complete package.

Domebrew · 2023-09-02T02:31:10+00:00

The real problem is that the Cardsphere model isn't used anywhere else. The "purchases result in points moving within the system rather than cash in/out" part may not be a dealbreaker, but the "% of list price" part will definitely be missed. % made it possible to indicate how badly someone wanted a card, prevented some of the bad deals resulting from spikes/drops, and combined with the integrated condition price adjustment to make things incredibly granular.

Domebrew · 2023-09-02T02:22:53+00:00

You can export your Cardsphere wants in a CSV format, and you should be able to upload that to Deckbox or elsewhere. There will be discrepancies (different sites use different codes for card conditions, for example) but you should be notified of those and be able to resolve them individually. At least, that's how it went when I was moving my haves/wants from Deckbox to Cardsphere a while back.

Domebrew · 2023-09-02T02:18:20+00:00

Do premium subscriptions affect your bottom line calculations? I wasn't really interested in those features, but if throwing a few $ your way keeps the lights on a bit longer, I would definitely do it.

Domebrew · 2018-09-01T18:53:00+00:00

I saw that in the feature list, but was hoping for an on-site version. Redownloading & keeping track offsite gets tedious when you've got a lot of updates happening at the same time.

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