An Empty DAG Market Page Raises a Question
Final Form's DAG cards were still circulating on the market, and players used listings to judge whether they could buy or sell. He raised the question in the group. The incident showed cardholders how much they still needed to check between what a market page displayed and the status of their assets.
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Final Form's DAG cards were still circulating on the market, and players used listings to judge whether they could buy or sell. Over the weekend, a player holding a full DAG set opened the market page and saw no listings at all. He worried that the entire series had been removed.
He raised the question in the group. One person suggested trying another route to the page; another pointed out that a blank page did not prove the series was gone. They had only this instance of missing listings and could not tell whether the cause was display, filtering, or the market itself. The Night Watchman urged him not to act on the worst interpretation yet.
The incident showed cardholders how much they still needed to check between what a market page displayed and the status of their assets. The player decided to pause further buying or selling plans and note how he had opened the page, then wait for a clearer explanation before deciding what to do with the DAG set.