There is no real reason not to buy from the grey market but I tend to wait for the sales when we are already this close. Ultimately just pay attention to what you are buying and who you are buying it from. Some sellers put LTI as a premium charge and others do not.
In the end there is little difference between the two other than the additional bits you get like the in game ship model and poster.Ĭheck for LTI and determine if that is worth the price. That includes LTI and Non-LTI Ships, Ground Vehicles, Upgrades, Game Packs, Equipment, Hangar Flair, FPS Weapons, Clothing, and Armor. And if your hands are occupied with other meal-prep tasks, you can control and schedule cooking with Alexa voice (the skill name on Alexa is 'Proscenic Air Fryer'). Some people are particular about buying original concept versions of ships instead of CCU ships. Its anyones guess why the grey market for Star Citizen is so active, but from a very early point in the original crowdfunding run, it was clear that people were enamored with the ships. An exclusive place where you can find almost everything that has to do with Star Citizen. Look for those with sales in the hundreds or even thousands. If you think Cloud Imperium charges a lot for Star Citizens spaceships, you should see what some of the 'rarer' ones are going for on the games grey market. Each seller has a rating to show how many sales they have done.
on an online marketplace just like this one There are 3 main marketplaces in the grey market, the newest one, the Space Foundry Marketplace, Star Hangar, and the largest of all them all, the Star Citizen. Some here will tell you they are against Grey Market, but I have used it for large and small purchases and if you do it smart it is actually cheaper in many instances than buying from CIG.įirst, only buy from established sellers. The grey market is a player-created market where players can buy and sell in-game items such as ships, weapons, armor, ship paint, etc.
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