Crimson Desert's latest patch is good news for all you moneygrubs, as it adds in a bounty of new trading posts and goods to pawn off
It feels kind of alarming that Crimson Desert is continuing to put out such regular patches months on from its release. There seems to be something new practically every week! And this week is no different, as another update has arrived in the action RPG that will please the moneygrubs out there. Read more
Crimson Desert's latest patch brings welcome news for players seeking to maximize their in-game profits, introducing a wealth of new trading opportunities. This update, appearing months after the game's initial release, adds 133 new trading posts to the action RPG, including the merchant at the Pailune Trading Post. Some of these trading posts become accessible after completing certain quests.
The patch also adjusts the kinds and quantities of goods available at trading posts, potentially increasing the money players can earn from harder-to-access locations. However, trading too much of one item can affect its trading price. To counteract this, the update introduces 24 new types of high-value and regular goods for players to buy and sell. Package goods can now be stacked up to a total of 10 or 100 items, depending on their cost, and players can sell single trade goods for quick cash.
Physical transportation of goods has been made easier, with players now able to move items between their wagon and horse. Seven new wagon workshops have also been added around Pywel, acting as intermediate trading posts. These workshops also allow players to package and load trade goods.
Quality of life improvements accompany the new trading features. Wagon routes now appear on the minimap when riding one, a trade tab has been added to the map, and the maximum number of gold bars gained or lost through bank interest has been set to 40. This patch is part of a series of updates that have regularly rolled out since the game's release, with the full patch notes detailing all the changes.
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