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Unfortunately it doesn't let you haggle
.[Fixed for V0.41] No haggling in DMII shops
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[Fixed for V0.41] No haggling in DMII shops
..."the shop mechanics seem to work erfectly right down to the putting your coin box on the table and getting it accepted for buying!
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Unfortunately it doesn't let you haggle.
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Unfortunately it doesn't let you haggle
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That's for me to know and you to find out 
You wouldn't expect a real trader to tell you how he works out what price they'd accept from you, would you?
All you need to know from a players point of view it works the same way as described by the DMII guide / handbook / walkthroughs etc etc (i.e. place a sum of money on the table that's less than the advertised price and you may or may not get a deal).
All you need to know from a dungeon designers point of view is that there's a new parameter for SHOP_STOCK, which is the absolute minimum acceptable value for the trader (which they're very unlikely to accept, but theoretically might); they'll do the rest.
You wouldn't expect a real trader to tell you how he works out what price they'd accept from you, would you?
All you need to know from a players point of view it works the same way as described by the DMII guide / handbook / walkthroughs etc etc (i.e. place a sum of money on the table that's less than the advertised price and you may or may not get a deal).
All you need to know from a dungeon designers point of view is that there's a new parameter for SHOP_STOCK, which is the absolute minimum acceptable value for the trader (which they're very unlikely to accept, but theoretically might); they'll do the rest.
