It's been quite long since I played the game, so I don't remember anymore how customers worked. I just remember that the logic of heroes and normal customers was different. I'd guess in this context it was that heroes could buy however expensive item, if it was was reasonably priced compared to its base value, or something.

The only thing that really mattered was that the game had an oversight and you could buy potion, sell it for the same price and then multipliers generated very much money. Also you could sell very expensive potions, which carried the thing late game. I don't really know if the thing worked in versions of the game that came after DLC, but no one has complained

wont regular customers buy the potions instead of the heros?

This was supposed to be a half joke-guide In all simplicity the idea is that the whole shopkeeping-system emphasizes tips in a quite unique fashion. You don't get tips from sales box (forgot to mention that) or assistant sales, so they are quite useless. You can sell reveal or guidance potions at very slightly more expensive price than what you bought them, but in most of the cases the profit is quite closely the tip percentage. It might seem stupid at first (and it is extremely stupid), but if you invest in reveal and guidance potions more each day for example 10 days and sell them each day, you'll notice what the thing is about.

update: i did notice that they price at which i bought the potions is lower than the 'perfect price', so i can sell them at a higher price than what i bought them.. eg; the cheapest one costs 379, but i can sell it at 440 (and even more when it becomes popular)

hi, question with Phase 1..
so i've got that 'sales 75%" upgrade and i've got the potions (and armor) shop. now i've bought some guidance potions, do i sell them in that "75% sale' box or in the regular box (the one with only 4 slots)?
also, i don't really see how i'm making profit when selling things at the same price that i bought them? or am i missing something there?

thanks for the guide anyhow... hope you can brighten things up for me!

A pretty good way to make easy money Nice guide.

Nice!

Genius!

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