Yang and Won: count the zeros

The most common mistake in the Metin2 economy is mixing up the units. 1 Won equals 100,000,000 Yang. A known trick of market scammers is to pass off Yang digits as Won digits (or the other way round).

• When you read a listing’s price, count the zeros one by one; don’t estimate the number of digits by eye.
• To judge whether a price is reasonable, look at the average for the last 24 hours; don’t work out the market price from a single listing.

Buying an item in the trade window

• Check the stones. Before the trade, confirm that the stones in the item aren’t broken.
• Read the bonus values. Two items with the same name can be priced very differently because of their bonuses; don’t trade without seeing the exact values.
• Server. Yang and items are delivered to your character on the server named in the listing; there’s no transfer between servers. Prices also differ between servers such as Marmara, Ruby Charon and Diamond Nite.

Frequently asked questions

How much Yang is 1 Won?

1 Won equals 100,000,000 Yang. Count the zeros one by one when you read a price; mixing up the digits is the most common scam.

Why do two items with the same name cost different amounts?

Because of their stones and bonus values. Before the trade, check whether the stones are broken and what the bonuses are.

Can I move Yang to another server?

No. Delivery is made to your character on the server named in the listing; there’s no transfer between servers.

How can I tell if a price is reasonable?

Look at the average of listings over the last 24 hours, not a single listing. A price clearly below the market is often a warning sign.

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