it is boring to train lvl 5-2k although it says that the starting npcs would be useful

I really like this idea and it would be very benefical, Rate 10/10

Thanks for all the support and bump
Da Man please see this thread.

Bumping this thread up

Shoot yeah. Brilliant idea, 8-9/10. While I can see the negative, I sure see the positive. I train some random pokemon to 2-3k sometimes and put them in the Auction house, pretty frequently I net 2-3 coins on each pokemon I put in, so I quit doing it.

All against it keep saying the same thing, "It's to prevent newbies from buying their way through the game." I see newbies with more rare pokemon than I have, because they know how to work their way through the system (or beg, which I don't do because I can't bring myself to pester people). They might as well be able to buy high levels, but they'd have to spend a good sum of coins for it due to a pretty high demand, at the end of which the pokemon might still go to an intermediate/higher trainer. Personally, I was inactive until Early March, and since then I got to my current trainer level (look in my sig) and I do a lot of training. I'd like to get some coins for my efforts if I decide to drop a Level 4,000 in Auction House.

L4k is 64 billion, that's a good guaranteed "training job" when you're out of work, might as well get a thousand coins out of it, right? Then maybe I can get some rare pokemon (non-promo, that is) of my own.

And so you know why I have such a stance on this issue, look at my training in my sig, and see how badly I have to undercut everyone else's training in order to receive some coins.

i too agree to ranstormer because i am trying to get a pokemon with toxic and fly but the levels are higher than mine so i can't get it form the auction ny tl is 1782 and the pokemon with toxic and fly is like 2000 the level is so i should train by the time i have gone to like tl 2050 that auction is finish so i say that auction house trade cap should be removed.

Thanks for the support
Btw if newbies have good pokemon then they must have bought it for a lot of coins. To get the coins he/she must get them through 50-50 or donating. So most of them will donate and it will be an advantage for Da Man.

That too. I'm already eager for this suggestion to be acknowledged so I can try and train a high level pokemon and see what I get for it :)

Another benefit I could see: It circulates coins more, so the rich won't just stay rich and the poor less likely to stay poor.

That is also a good point
bumps

Good idea friend , i was stucked with my s.arti 7.5k lvl i am not getting time to train , and i dont have a way to sell it too, since u have dualots support , it shall be fair enough.

You know what, the more I play this game, the more I think about it, and I'm with Mikehappy. Why don't we remove trade cap completely? When I'm going to be offline, and a client is online and I'm supposed to be doing some training for them, I can charge some coins and loan them the training pokemon for them to train themselves until I get back online. I also have good friends who I've invited to the game with less free time than I have (SilentChaos and Kasumii, and I derped by not sending them the referral link >.< lol) and I'd like to randomly gift them (and why not random other people when I'm feeling nice) mid/high ranked pokemon without them having to loan it to me first.

The only counterargument I see is, again, that of newbies buying their way through the game. That now appears a silly statement to me, because I could realistically see spending $50 at once (for average, non-wealthy people). That amounts 31450 coins, which, if used wisely might get you a 10k-12k pokemon at the highest. Even at my rates, that would only amount to 2.1 trillion XP or a level 12.8k, which is pretty darn good for a newby but not even close to the end-game skills of top 100 trainers. And they would still have to do significant training.

On top of that more people spend more money on coins (as they would have more use) which supports Da Man, even more, allowing him and his team to do even more coding on Pokemon Creed, which will then cause Creed to grow exponentially to millions of members, allowing even more money to go to Da Man and his team, causing them all to be quite wealthy, in addition to allowing more money to go to various Charities for noble causes such as finding cures for cancer and AIDS, and world hunger relief. Therefore, if you want to be wealthy, cure AIDS, cancer, and end World Hunger, remove trade caps :)

I agree to this. The reason why: I saw a level 1,000+ Arbok on the Auction House. I really wanted it and still at this moment no one has bid on it. I was going to place my bid when all of a sudden, "You can't exceed the cap of 500". I think it is good for other things but not the Auction House.

March 27, 2013 7:20:19ammomoy372 Wrote:  yes,i agree,because,me,just new and slightly weak trainer,wants a high leveled pokemon for me to train well,i am going to rate this 100/10

Way overuse of the comma at the beginning

It would be a good idea to take the level cap off the auction house considering it will cost you coins so it will be earnt if you win it.

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