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what tire should i put this in? |
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Looking at the quality probably 3-4 |
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What's going to be best is to auction a piece or two and see what the community thinks! :) Tiers are based primarily on pricing, and "quality" sorts itself based upon what others are wanting to pay.
. The other thing I'd suggest is to adjust your "placement" results from the auctions to your personal level of comfort. If you don't feel comfortable doing something that the tier would expect of you, like hair or white markings, I'd work on these skills a tier below what auctions suggested. <3 |
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Versailles said:
What's going to be best is to auction a piece or two and see what the community thinks! :) Tiers are based primarily on pricing, and "quality" sorts itself based upon what others are wanting to pay.
. The other thing I'd suggest is to adjust your "placement" results from the auctions to your personal level of comfort. If you don't feel comfortable doing something that the tier would expect of you, like hair or white markings, I'd work on these skills a tier below what auctions suggested. <3
Agreed, honestly depending on how consistent probably tier 3 |
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yep, that's how i determined my tier (i think)
Versailles said:
What's going to be best is to auction a piece or two and see what the community thinks! :) Tiers are based primarily on pricing, and "quality" sorts itself based upon what others are wanting to pay.
. The other thing I'd suggest is to adjust your "placement" results from the auctions to your personal level of comfort. If you don't feel comfortable doing something that the tier would expect of you, like hair or white markings, I'd work on these skills a tier below what auctions suggested. <3
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