Regarding Average Id Legendaries

I tend to be unlucky with IDs, but I still want to make a profit off my legendaries.

I feel like it costs more to ID them than it is to sell them to the item buyers, but the Trade Market is so stuffed full of a lot of the same items, it's hard to find buyers.

Should I try to re-id my legends I am not happy with, sell them to the item buyers if they aren't receiving any attention on the forums, or just wait for buyers?

Right now I have only one bank class for them, but they take up space in my normal bank as well.

 

I believe that you should re-id your legendaries that you are not satisfied with. Usually the trade market is flooded with common legendaries, it would take a while for a buyer to be interested in your items, I suggest selling them to the item buyer, or if you have alot of patience, keep them to sell to a player. I know how it feels to have a bunch of common items, but, in my opinion, it would be way more efficient to sell them for space.

 

What I do is this: I keep all good-godly ided legendarys or use full rares for player - player selling, I sell all average ids to item buyers, and I re-id bad legendarys. This is because good legendarys sell, average ones won't and will cost more to re-roll (I think), so I sell to item buyer, and I re-id bad ones because it is cheaper.

 

average ones don't csot more to reid. reids cost 5x the previous id

 

You learn something new everyday. I shall now re-update my logic to include that normal ids could get worse, so it's better to sell.

 

Personally, I only keep legendaries in my bank class that have ids that people desire (such as high loot bonus or high walk speed). If the item I find doesn't have good ids after I identify it, I will usually sell it to the item buyer. I don't bother with rerolls because it cost 5 times a legendary identification and it still may not have a desirable id.

Trust me, you'll find so many legendaries in game that eventually you'll have to sell them to the item buyer to make space. I'd say hold onto the items with the most potential to sell to players, and sell the rest to the item buyer.