Commands:gbsearch

The #!Gbsearch command is used to search for Buying listings requesting to purchase a specific item on the global market.

Command Format: #!gbsearch <Item Name> <page #>

• As an example, if you wanted to find only listings for Lemons, you would input #!gbsearch lemon

Please note that you must enter an item name for the command to work, and that you cannot search for all Buying listings currently on the global market by omitting the Item Name field.

Omitting a number for the Page field will bring up the first page of the Buying listings for the specific item, which will present the newest trades first. If react paging is set through the #!Uset command, using the left arrow and right arrow reactions below the listings will allow you to navigate between pages, if applicable, while using the X reaction will remove all reactions and leave you on the current Gbsearch page.

Further Reading

For the command used to set up a Buying trade, in which you request to purchase a certain tradeable item from other players, please read about the #!Gbbuy command.

For the command used to search for all Buying listings, please read about the #!Gblist command.

For the command to then sell to a particular Buying listing, please read about the #!Gbsell command.

For the command used to set up a Selling trade, in which you request to sell a certain tradeable item to other players, please read about the #!Gmsell command.

For the commands used to search for other players' Selling listings, please read about the #!Gmglist and #!Gmsearch commands.

For the command used to buy from a particular Selling listing, please read about the #!Gmbuy command.

For the command used to check the status of all of your own trade listings, both for Buying and Selling, please read about the #!Gmlist command.

For the command used to check the details of a specific trade, both for Buying and Selling, please read about the #!Gminfo command.

Finally, for the command used to take down one of your trades, both Buying and Selling, please read about the #!Gmstop command.