DealScryer

DealScryer 3.2.0 — Clearer Insights & New Trading Tools

New features

• Why this deal? — Inspect an opportunity’s price gap, historical observations, pricing sources, and risk factors.

• Compact / Advanced view — Switch between a simplified results table and additional pricing columns.

• Search profiles — Added Small Budget, Materials, and High Margin presets, plus custom saved profiles.

• New filters — Set a minimum ROI and show, hide, or isolate suspicious markets.

• Watch-price targets — Set a maximum purchase price per item. Alerts no longer repeat unchanged qualifying prices.

• Trading journal — Manually record completed trades, purchase costs, sale proceeds, and fees. Track realized profits and losses, with export and undo/restore controls.

Interface improvements

• Centered and wrapped Oribos Exchange status text to prevent it extending beyond panel borders.

• Reduced the Oribos panel’s size when its data is unavailable.

• Added scan-age indicators to item details.

• Added date and price tooltips to local price-history graphs.

• Sparse price history now displays “Collecting history.”

• Improved numeric alignment and detail-panel spacing.

• Moved the AH shortcut above the Auction House’s top-left edge. Shift-drag to reposition it; right-click to reset. Positions are saved.

Fixes and reliability

• Suspicious markets remain below normal opportunities regardless of sorting.

• Unreliable suspicious-market estimates no longer determine the Top Profit display.

• Failed Oribos lookups are retried on subsequent refreshes after a short delay.

• Unavailable Oribos data clears outdated displayed values.

• Expanded automated regression checks and updated documentation.

Oribos compatibility note

Oribos Exchange remains optional. If WoW marks it as incompatible, a compatible Oribos release is required. DealScryer’s standalone scans remain available. External prices represent listing medians, not confirmed sales.

Lua syntax checks, automated regression tests, and package creation passed. Live in-game compatibility still requires testing.

DealScryer — by Burn