Hey, just want to bring this up, I know it's been brought up before and it seems like everyone's got different understanding of what c.o. and b.o. is. Just wonder if staff has a unified defination of b.o. vs. c.o.

 

For me personally, c.o. = current offer; b.o. = best offer which makes both b.o. and c.o. the same thing.

 

I have heard versions where c.o. = call out offer(to start it); and b.o. = buyout (insta). But the different version means totally different things, i can go with my understanding of it, but then it will cause confusing during trade.

 

This is not a question post on what these abbreviation means, but more of a suggestion for GM to clearly state what these abbreviations are for in "Rules" section so it causes less confusion in the future.

someone may consider b.o as biding offer

b.o. is best offer as far as im concerned...and i use it to refer to an offer that has been made generally.

 

c.o. for me is current offer, which is the current HIGHEST offer that has been made during an in-game/forum auction.

300013 someone may consider b.o as biding offer

 

I agree 100%

300030

300013 someone may consider b.o as biding offer

 

I agree 100%

Thanks :Grin:

normally people put b.o is seeking for a higher offer :3

300036 normally people put b.o is seeking for a higher offer :3

 

 

ye exactly

300022 b.o. is best offer as far as im concerned...and i use it to refer to an offer that has been made generally.

 

c.o. for me is current offer, which is the current HIGHEST offer that has been made during an in-game/forum auction.

 

Yea I get all that, the point is the understanding is not universal across all the traders. I just saw someone put 150 b.o. and 350c.o. and saying 150 is the best someone offered, and 350 is callout which is the price he will start to auction with. Just wish the trade mods can unify the understanding of these terms.