Count both offers, use one personal score scale, account for collection fit, and recheck the visible hold-to-confirm screen before accepting.
Count both sides, score every item on the same personal scale, add only the preferences you choose, and rerun the comparison if either offer changes. No official item-value table was found.
These frames support interface behavior only. They do not establish permanent rarity odds, prices, or an XP formula.
Names were not verified, so these rows can support interface and XP observations—but not a value list.
| Date | Visible items | XP shown | Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-13 | 3 vs 3 | 472 | The completed-trade message is visible. Exact item names and a reusable value ratio were not verified. |
| 2026-08-13 | 4 vs 4 | 1,225 | The completed-trade message and both offers are visible. This sample is not an official price or XP formula. |
The video was reviewed at the listed timestamps. Only legible interface text and visible counts were recorded. Item identities, market prices, and a general XP formula were not inferred.
No. Scores and preference percentages come from the player; the result is a transparent decision aid.
The tool labels a ratio from 0.90 through 1.10 as roughly fair, but collection fit and confidence still matter.
Only as much as it matters to you. Both preferences default to 0% and can be adjusted from 0% to 25%.
Stop whenever an offer changes and reread every visible item and quantity during the confirmation countdown.
