Ascendant Cosmetics

Buy Orders in the Auction House screen

The buy-order system now lives in the rendered /ah screen instead of the chest menus.

The board

• Buy Orders button in the footer opens a card grid — same cards as the browse page, with the item or Pokémon icon, the price, the time left, and a Fulfil button.
• Click anywhere on a card except its button to open a detail page listing every requirement one line at a time. A Pokémon order can ask for shiny, a nature, six separate IV floors, six EV floors, a skin and four moves — far more than fits on a card, and the person deciding whether to hand a Pokémon over is the one who needs to read all of it.
• The preview on that page rotates, pans and zooms.
• History tab: your finished orders — filled, supplied, cancelled or expired — with what each one asked for and what it paid.

Creating an order

Laid out like creating a listing, in two modes:

• Item — a searchable catalog of everything that may be ordered, with quantity and total.
• Pokémon — species picker in national Pokédex order, then tabs for Stats, Moves and Skin.
  • IV and EV floors are typed per stat, not clicked up one at a time.
  • Nature is a scrollable list showing what each one does (Adamant (+Atk -SpA)).
  • Moves are limited to what the species can actually learn, so an order can't ask for something no legitimate Pokémon could satisfy.
  • Skins can be requested by name, and you can insist on a mint (unclaimed) or already-claimed one — they're different things and worth different money.

Suggested prices

The form suggests a price from what that item or species has actually been selling for — a median of the last 30 days, click to apply. It tells you how many sales it's based on, because a number from one sale shouldn't look like a number from fifty.

Elsewhere

• Every paged view turns its pages with the scroll wheel.
• The footer balance no longer overlaps the Buy Orders button at large balances.