Talk:Kopopo
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a LOT of the items listed here are not available to buy from this NPC....
Many of the items would only be available if someone sold that particular item to the guild. --Tsakiki 08:07, 19 May 2006 (PDT)
Yeah, its been noticed and complained about. We'll eventually (or quicker if you start it) get around to labeling which items are stocked (items that replenish daily) and items that are not (item available only if sold to the guild by PCs). Its a big project, but if someone wants to start it, it would be pretty awesome. --Chrisjander 10:33, 19 May 2006 (PDT)
How should we seperate them? Just make two tables, one entitled stocked items and the other um, with a different title? And in the processes of figuring out the seperation, should we leave the original for items we just can't be certain for? --Syeria 14:05, 19 May 2006 (PDT)
Probably just add another column? Stock and under it list the amount stocked per day/maximum stock. For sold items, we can just put Stocked by Player Sale or somesuch. --Chrisjander 20:31, 19 May 2006 (PDT)
Okey doke, wen im next down there ill start, although i have only started selling to the guild for Guild points, so not too sure how much i can help.
I can tell you how many of things are in stock each day though, althought that too might be wrong because theres always people waiting for this store to open so i imagine they rinse all the stock immediately so it would be hard to tell. Once i wanted rock salt, waited ages and could only buy one stack! i think rock salts popular from this place. anyway ill help how i can :)
Its not always camped, and not always by the same people wanting the same things. I admit, it's kinda hard with the cooking guild, cause there are lots of people that hang out there, especially in the morning right after the guild point items are revealed. Good luck with that, I think if I'm around another guild merchant, I'll check them out too. --Chrisjander 06:25, 23 May 2006 (PDT)
suggestion
Why not just update price ranges and mark items that aren't always in stock with a symbol like an asterisk (*), with a note at the top of the table to accompany it? I'd be glad to do so, if this idea is met with approval, since I'm at the cooking guild at least once every real day. --Lunarcurtain 11:06, 30 January 2007 (EST)