108410-devs-commodity-small-issue

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			I was just wondering, is there any way you can make it so when you are trying to buy something from the commodity's dealer, you can just type in the amount that you want, and only have to click the buy button once. Instead of having to try to figure out when you get an error message, how many are listed at that price...lol. Its usually  1 or 2, but it will not factor the differences in so you have to try different amounts till you get it right. so exp. if I'm trying to buy 100 iron ore if 99 of the ore go for 10 silver and 1 is 9 silver you have to try and guess the amount that is different by working your way down to 1. While not a big issue, can be a pain.
			
				
	Edited August 14, 2014 by BusterCasey
	
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			Took me a bit to understand. You put in how many you want to buy, and the MOST you want to pay, and it will buy all under the amount you enter, unless there isn't enough under that price to sell to you.	
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			I think you are thinking about creating a buy order, I'm talking about just buying items from the Commodities vendor.	
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If you create a buy order with a price higher than the current sell prices, it will automatically fill the order with current items on the market.  This allows you to buy multiple items at different prices without having to manually buy each one.
 
This is the only way I know of to accomplish what you're asking.  There's no easy way to buy mutliple items at varying prices without creating a buy order.	
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			You can just manually change the buy price and set the quantity you want. You will buy the cheapest item first up to the quantity that you want to buy that is less than or equal to the price you set.	
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			No... The other day I wanted to buy 100 of something (can't remember what right now as I've bought alot of crap lately), the lowest price showing was like 3s or something. I changed it to 5s, set the number i wanted to 100, then clicked buy. Bought 100, all for under 4s.	
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			KK, will have to give that a try, ty	
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