10.0 Economy Speculation - Wowhead Economy Weekly Wrap-Up 223

正式服由 perculia 发表于 2022/04/17，13:00

announcement about what's to come in World of Warcraftu/Sygon_PaulSamadanPredictions for 10.0 Gold Making ?Player Housing -New Profession: Carpentry -Profession Quests & Tools of the Trade -More Mage Tower like challenges from each Era -Cross Faction Trading -Cross Realm Trading -More Crafters Marks & Optional ReagentsLegendariesRevamped AH & Buy Orders - Token Price Watchwowtokenprices.comIt's going to include preorders with (most likely) a mount and some back pieces attached. So yes, I'm almost certain token will rise sharply.Starting from Nothing after Being Super RichKaychack "What would you do if you had to start all over again?"Let's Play NA seriesBregVids did a while agoHi guys,

The most common question I get in comments and private messages on my channel is what would you do if you had nothing and were starting from scratch with perhaps a fresh level 60 or two.

So take away the 175 bank characters, 600 million+ gold, the stockpiles of everything, the professions and how do you get back to what you had before with just 1-2 freshly capped characters.

I don't usually share anymore I just let YT do it's thing but I thought some people on here may find this one interesting.

The main things I do to help with loading times, as I’m frequently running ~8 WoW’s, are ..

running auction house accounts on absolute minimum graphical settings/no sound etc.
do your business away from busy cities. I have a long boi on EU side and I’m parked in Tanaris on all those accounts. If you don’t have a long boi find somewhere no other players would be, that is in a rested area for instant logout and ideally inside so the game only needs to load a small room.
use the command /console maxfps 10 .This will cap your frames per second to 10, the game will look terrible but it really takes the strain of your pc.

TSM Milling Prices from Wod to SLu/Sygon_Paul
The Calculations
For format of each pigment is in two sections:

The First Half
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min()) Checks the average purchase price of your current inventory against the market value of the pigment, taking whichever of the two is less gold. The 5 * min() is the second half of the calculation.

The Second Half
This is a bit complex. We need to normalize the cost of each pigment in herbs to a single herb. Then adjust the herb's value by the ratio of each pigment produced. Next, compare all the adjusted herbs that can possibly produce a pigment to themselves, finding the least expensive herb. Finally, multiply the cost by 5, as it takes 5 of any herb to produce a pigment. Somewhere, we also compare your SmartAvgBuy to DBMarket of each herb, because you might have herbs and you might buy the herbs lower than market value. The shorthand version is 5 * min(min(SmartAvgBuy(i:itemID), DBMarket(i:itemID) / ratio), next, next) where itemID is each herb's itemID.

All Together
Following along, that would mean each pigment would be in this format: min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min(min(SmartAvgBuy(i:itemID), DBMarket(i:itemID) / ratio), next, next)) and I hope I have the open and close parenthesis correct!

Where To Use The Calculations
Open the crafting UI with TradeSkillMaster, Gathering tab, Materials tab, find the pigment, click on it, and change the existing (probably min(dbmarket, crafting, vendorbuy, convert(dbmarket))) text to the matching pigment calculation below.

What This Does
There is a bug(?) in Blizzard's Mass Milling API, where it incorrectly returns 1 of the herb that was milled, effectively saying it takes 20 herbs to use the skill, but you get 1 back, for a net 19 herbs used. Obviously, this is not true. The calculations below work around this bug by adjusting the material costs of the pigments, removing crafting and convert() from the equations.

So why not simply edit each herb and remove the offending price sources? Because there is nothing wrong with the herb prices, and you lose out on possibly "crafting" the herbs from leaves and lesser materials which might be more cost effective. This method, adjusting the pigments, is more accurate.

What You Wanted
Finally, here they are, from Shadowlands to Warlords of Draenor. The earlier expansions do not have Mass Milling, and do not require customized material prices.

Shadowlands
Umbral Pigment
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:169701), DBMarket(i:169701)) / 0.140), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:168589), DBMarket(i:168589)) / 0.204), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:168583), DBMarket(i:168583)) / 0.194), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:168586), DBMarket(i:168586)) / 0.092), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:170554), DBMarket(i:170554)) / 0.097), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:171315), DBMarket(i:171315)) / 0.263), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:187699), DBMarket(i:187699)) / 0.243)))

Luminous Pigment
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:169701), DBMarket(i:169701)) / 0.150), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:168589), DBMarket(i:168589)) / 0.091), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:168583), DBMarket(i:168583)) / 0.096), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:168586), DBMarket(i:168586)) / 0.202), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:170554), DBMarket(i:170554)) / 0.205), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:171315), DBMarket(i:171315)) / 0.232), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:187699), DBMarket(i:187699)) / 0.258)))

Tranquil Pigment
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:169701), DBMarket(i:169701)) / 0.005), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:168589), DBMarket(i:168589)) / 0.004), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:168583), DBMarket(i:168583)) / 0.005), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:168586), DBMarket(i:168586)) / 0.004), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:170554), DBMarket(i:170554)) / 0.004), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:171315), DBMarket(i:171315)) / 0.305), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:187699), DBMarket(i:187699)) / 0.496)))

Battle for Azeroth
Viridescent Pigment
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152510), DBMarket(i:152510)) / 0.328), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152511), DBMarket(i:152511)) / 0.132), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152508), DBMarket(i:152508)) / 0.132), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152509), DBMarket(i:152509)) / 0.132), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152505), DBMarket(i:152505)) / 0.130), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152506), DBMarket(i:152506)) / 0.131), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152507), DBMarket(i:152507)) / 0.134)))

Crimson Pigment
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152510), DBMarket(i:152510)) / 0.316), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152511), DBMarket(i:152511)) / 0.316), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152508), DBMarket(i:152508)) / 0.312), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152509), DBMarket(i:152509)) / 0.316), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152505), DBMarket(i:152505)) / 0.316), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152506), DBMarket(i:152506)) / 0.315), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152507), DBMarket(i:152507)) / 0.318)))

Ultramarine Pigment
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152510), DBMarket(i:152510)) / 0.827), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152511), DBMarket(i:152511)) / 0.825), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152508), DBMarket(i:152508)) / 0.825), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152509), DBMarket(i:152509)) / 0.822), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152505), DBMarket(i:152505)) / 0.825), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152506), DBMarket(i:152506)) / 0.826), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:152507), DBMarket(i:152507)) / 0.827)))

Maroon Pigment
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:168487), DBMarket(i:168487)) / 0.598)))

Legion
Milling herbs from this expansion results in extra Yseralline Seeds, which can be milled. Therefore, I must subtract the market value of the seed multiplied by the ratio of seeds you get from milling other herbs from the value of the other herbs. In other words, the value of each other herb is reduced by the seeds you get as a byproduct, in turn meaning you need less of the other herbs.

The ratios used are adjusted for Nightmare Pods, which contain pigments.

Roseate Pigment
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:128304), DBMarket(i:128304)) / 0.199), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124101), DBMarket(i:124101)) / 0.715) - (DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.07)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124102), DBMarket(i:124102)) / 0.715) - (DBMarket(i:128304) * 0.07)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124104), DBMarket(i:124104)) / 0.715) - (DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.07)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124103), DBMarket(i:124103)) / 0.715) - (DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.07)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124105), DBMarket(i:124105)) / 0.354) - (DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.04)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124106), DBMarket(i:124106)) / 0.42)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:151565), DBMarket(i:151565) / 0.405) - DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.02))))

Sallow Pigment
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:128304), DBMarket(i:128304)) / 0.199), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124101), DBMarket(i:124101)) / 0.076) - (DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.07)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124102), DBMarket(i:124102)) / 0.076) - (DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.07)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124104), DBMarket(i:124104)) / 0.076) - (DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.07)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124103), DBMarket(i:124103)) / 0.076) - (DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.07)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124105), DBMarket(i:124105)) / 0.038) - (DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.04)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:124106), DBMarket(i:124106)) / 0.446)), ((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:151565), DBMarket(i:151565) / 0.042) - DBMarket(i:128304) / 0.02))))

Warlords of Draenor
Cerulean Pigment
min(SmartAvgBuy, DBMarket, 5 * min((min(SmartAvgBuy(i:109127), DBMarket(i:109127)) / 0.422), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:109125), DBMarket(i:109125)) / 0.422), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:109129), DBMarket(i:109129)) / 0.422), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:109128), DBMarket(i:109128)) / 0.422), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:109124), DBMarket(i:109124)) / 0.422), (min(SmartAvgBuy(i:109126), DBMarket(i:109126)) / 0.422)))

EDIT
I have updated and corrected the calculations based on comments below. Thank you everybody for finding my late night typos. Sorry if the former calculations are messing up your prices.

Finis
That's everything I could find. If you like what I do on Reddit, you can access my full TSM groups and operations on Patreon. Thank you, and enjoy milling!
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