[imported_Splinter]

While there is an auction for a Static house, or whatever.

I think there should should be a minimum bid you can make, ive noticed people just saying 1k, even 500 fg!

It should be atleast 5k Minimum...

I dont know.. anyone else agree?

[imported_Hate]

Yes, I agree. Should be at least 5k between each bid when the bid is for a static house or any other more expensive item, according to me.

Regards,
Hate

[imported_Lederoil]

At least 10-15k imo.

[imported_Ryuuku]

Should be somethink like

Auction going for 0-20k minimum 1k Bid

20-50 Minimum 2k

50-100 Minimum 5K

100+ Minimum 10k

[imported_Yankovic]

I think at least 10% of the highest bid would be nice.

Would get to the same amounts Ryuuku suggested but you dont need to set it for different amounts as it just increases with the last bid that has been made.

[imported_Splinter]

I think at least 10% of the highest bid would be nice.

Would get to the same amounts Ryuuku suggested but you dont need to set it for different amounts as it just increases with the last bid that has been made.

Im glad you all agree with me

[imported_Ryuuku]

I think at least 10% of the highest bid would be nice.

But what if the bid is in lets say 5 mill....

10% is to much.

[imported_Splinter]

But what if the bid is in lets say 5 mill....

10% is to much.

This is very true

[imported_Yankovic]

100k is a joke when you are talking in millions already.

[imported_Splinter]

100k is a joke when you are talking in millions already.

This is true lol, but seriously can we implement something like this?

[imported_Ryuuku]

100k is a joke when you are talking in millions already.

10% of 5 mill = 500k.. Thats not a joke.

For me after 1 mill should be 50k minimum, Its good already.

[imported_Shade]

5k increment on anything under 250k.
250k - 500k = 10k increments.
500k - 750k = 25k increments.
750k and up = 50k increments.

That seems fair in my opinion. I would also say that the increments should be based on the initial pricing of the static not its current bid, to avoid confusion and headaches.

Just my opinion on the matter. I do agree a set minimum bid wouldn't hurt.