My spreadsheet also utilises jsons created by a guy named Rotab to minimise load on ADP's servers. They have real-world costs which can't be removed, and without your help they will need to close the servers for their own financial stability.Ģ) Install the ADP client found on their website, so that market prices can be kept up to date in more places, for more items, making sure that you have access to the latest information on everything you want to see. If you want to see tools like this one - and all other 3rd party tools for Albion - survive, then you should do two things:ġ) Donate real-world money to the guys running it by using the donate button on their website. The tool is based on the Albion Online Data Project (ADP): /ĪDP currently makes a significant loss and the people that run the server no longer play the game. I hope you enjoy this (free!) tool, and that you find it useful. The README should explain how to use it, but if there are any questions, you can contact me using the details provided in the download, or by going to the Albion Online Economy Discord and asking in #mediaboy-spreadsheet.
It chews through all the data from the Albion Online Data Project, and spits out the projected profits for every item in the game (disclaimer: WIP), allowing you to focus on items that make you money. This spreadsheet is supposed to make it easy for people to see what to craft and where to craft it, and hopefully encourage more people to get into gathering, crafting and trading: all areas that I use to make money myself, and areas which I hope everyone else will also be able to use.įunctionally, my spreadsheet is a glorified calculator.
One of the major complaints from all the new players in my newbie-friendly guild was that they had no idea what items to make, and that everything they made lost money. Each of these items offers opportunities for crafters to make a profit. Albion Online does not have a complicated economy, but it does have thousands of items which can be created by players.
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