Hello everyone, from what I've gathered so far regarding ESO and the trade system within it.. it will be old school. I'm not sure how many people here are old enough to have ever played Asherons Call (You still can) but that game probably had/has one of the best trading systems I've encountered. (I guess diablo 2 was quite similar) With that, it seems as if ESO's trading system will be similar. No auction house, the only way to trade is through advertising your items or the guild store. Anyone whos played some of these old school games with the "advertise" type trading systems knows all to well that one of the best ways to sell/trade your items is through forums. (Remember VNboards anyone?)....Elders Reach is a site that would like to make this possible. We've recently begun really pushing it and trying to get a good memberbase right before the game launches so that trading is abundant. However, anyone whos ever tried to startup a community site knows the difficulties of this. We're asking anyone and everyone to come over and join us, help us grow. Lets bring back that old school gaming vibe where forums were extremely important for not only class builds and complaining to devs.. but for actual in game trades. We really would appreciate anyone who comes on over and signs up and helps get our community started. Really hoping we can become a centerpiece in the trading realm of ESO. For those interested, come on over and visit at http://www.eldersreach.com.. Thanks, appreciate it!......TLDR: Startup trade community, hit the link above and help us grow!

I bookmarked it, I'll join when I need to buy something or have something to sell.

haha awesome! Thank you

REAL old school gamers used The Tunnel in the East Commonlands, in the days of EQ. There was no AH back then and it worked just fine with people using OOC and /say.

Speaking for myself, I remember using the subway in asherons call to trade items.

I beta tested Pong.

I'm not exactly old school but 8-9 years ago in runescape you had to find the buyer yourself instead of putting it in an auctionhouse if i remember right, was fun though having more social interaction

Cant say I know what "Pong" is.. Unless were refering to beer pong or the table game.. I'm just young enough to have been around for the AC release lol

I liked the eso trading. also I hope everyone realizes there is a COD trading system in eso(cash on delivery, meaning you dont have to meet up).