Another probably useless suggestion! Flipping woot!

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thguy123 replied on 08-01-2009 9:24 AM

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Goozex in meant to trade out games you bought and didn't like, games you are finished with, games you don't play much ECT. for games you do want. Flipping is ridiculus and shouldn't be incouraged.

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chaostheory replied on 08-01-2009 9:29 AM

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thguy123:

Goozex in meant to trade out games you bought and didn't like, games you are finished with, games you don't play much ECT. for games you do want. Flipping is ridiculus and shouldn't be incouraged.

I don't play games I get to flip much, an I don't want to keep games I get to flip. ^ ^

But really, why make people wait longer for games that are in demand? Filling demand is always a good thing.

Which reminds me, everyone hurry up and finish playing ar tenelico, or at least tell me if it's any good.

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ReLiAnZe replied on 08-01-2009 10:52 AM

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R2Kateababydino

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solidsnake222 replied on 08-01-2009 12:59 PM

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Ya know,looking at my on hold offers,im starting to like this idea.

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mhatter106 replied on 08-01-2009 2:53 PM

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thguy123:

Goozex in meant to trade out games you bought and didn't like, games you are finished with, games you don't play much ECT. for games you do want. Flipping is ridiculus and shouldn't be incouraged.

i disagree. flipping and this thread's suggestion would help with games on everyone's request list that there is a long line to get.    It introduces more games and supply into the community making your wait to get that game where your position is listed as "Long Wait" shorter.

And by limiting it only to games where there are no active offers and yud alreayd be first in line anyways, it doesnt block or impede others offering.

Maybe if games could have a button or indictaion on their page when it's a game that has no active offers, that says "This game is currently available for multiple offers" coudl encourage people who coudl offer multple copies of that game to do so to get the request queue whittled down. 

Perhaps even a graded system, i.e. if there are less than 10 active requests and no active offers, yu can still only just list one copy. If there are >10 active requests and no active offers you can offer 2 copies.  But if there are greater than 75 active requests and no active offers you ca offer maybe 5 copies.(And also the gradations in between which I skipped)