TOPIC: Forum Auction: GOLDEN TICKET!

If only I had more stuff to sell lol. Anybody interested in a beat up 69 mustang coupe located in california?

If nobody bids, auction will end in just under 24 hours, the Golden Ticket could be yours for as little as $925!

If no bids are received the auction will end in just over 6 hours with a winning bid of $900 for the Golden Ticket.

Any new bid must be at least $925 and will reset the auction end to 24 hours after the bid is received.

Less than one hour left on the Golden Ticket.

5 min remaining, winning bid for the golden ticket is $900... going once... going twice...

Auction has ended, winning bid goes to Henry White for $900, congratulations!

The activity was a bit low on this IMO, not sure if it was the fact that many of us already have Golden Tickets, or if it was the unique auction format. I'd be curious to hear feedback, thanks!

It happens every year once all the combat slots are claimed.

Brad Mortensen wrote: It happens every year once all the combat slots are claimed.

Pretty much this




The format is fine just this late everyone who is desperate to have one has.

I think one went for 600 a few years ago at this stage

It is why I think the one in gaming etc ebay page won't sell without a major reduction

Brad wrote:

Brad Mortensen wrote: It happens every year once all the combat slots are claimed.

Pretty much this

The format is fine just this late everyone who is desperate to have one has.

I think one went for 600 a few years ago at this stage

It is why I think the one in gaming etc ebay page won't sell without a major reduction

Yeah, but at some point the loot from the GT Bag and the potential of getting a unique game benefit (Deck of Many Things; Cogwind Amulet) makes it worthwhile, regardless of what actual dungeon you do!

900 is still a lot of money

The value of the loot is never known ahead of time, and the experience is awesome. So, yes, it's still worth something. But a puzzle slot will never have the demand, and thus never command the price, that a combat one does.

In fact, I was considering swapping my combat run to play one of the GT puzzles. I'm curious what someone would be willing to give me to trade. (It would be one way to test the theory.)

Brad Mortensen wrote: The value of the loot is never known ahead of time, and the experience is awesome. So, yes, it's still worth something. But a puzzle slot will never have the demand, and thus never command the price, that a combat one does.

In fact, I was considering swapping my combat run to play one of the GT puzzles. I'm curious what someone would be willing to give me to trade. (It would be one way to test the theory.)

I personally don't put a lot of value difference between the two (combat and puzzle) but if someone wanted to swap I would do it.

Ed