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Sharing data between characters/accounts. #29

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Hello,
First and foremost - awesome addon. :)
I'm posting here since you asked to move from Nostalrius forum. I'm fairly new to Github so please excuse me if I posted it in a wrong section but I couldn't find anything else that resembled a forum.

Questions:

  1. Is it possible to share market data between characters on the same account? Does it happen automatically?
  2. Is it possible to share market data between 2 different accounts? I use characters from account A for bank/ah and characters from account B for playing. I would like to scan ah with account A and use that data on both accounts A & B. Is it possible to automate the data sharing process?

Issue/thoughts:
Are you sure that the "today's value" estimation is done correctly? Take a look at this screenshot for example: http://i.imgur.com/cK0nnxj.png. It presents real market data from today from Kronos 2 server. It estimated daily value of wool cloth at 0,72s based on the fact that someone was selling 1 stack of 7 wool cloth at the price of 0,61s each (4,27s total). So the daily value is the lowest found price of even one piece of some good + roughly 15%. From what I understand the historical value is based on the last 11 daily values.

That implies 2 things:

  1. In the given example all the rest of wool cloth seems overprices - both compared to the daily value and historical value, while in reality (I observe this particular market several times each day) 2,5s-3,5s a piece is the most common price. That observation can probably be applied to lots of other popular/high-in-demand goods.
  2. It seems to be extremely easy to manipulate the daily value and therefore the historical value of Aux. One could just simply be posting 1 piece of some fairly cheap but high-in-demand good on the market a few times a day for a very lowered price. All the Aux users who would scan it before it was bought (and those stacks of one aren't being bought immediately) would be manipulated into "thinking" that the true value of that good is much lower and all the other prices are inflated. This kind of manipulation, under the assumption that everyone would use Aux and trust it's data, could in a long term cause the average price of that good to artificially drop.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

Cheers,
Matt

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