QoL improvements for the Central Market

- increase buy/sell quantities by at least 10x (or unlimited).
If PA is afraid of volatility, add some order management behind the scenes. This current passive force to waste players time when using the central market is bad design!

- proper ordering/filtering of buy/sell listings.
e.g. have recently completely filled orders at the top, followed by partly filled orders;
option to order listings alphabetically, by time of creation, etc.

- the search in the buy/sell listings should actually filter and show all matches, not just scroll to the first match.
e.g. You can be unable to find "Steel", if you have other ".. Steel .." listings.

- remove random scrolling on the buy/sell listings.

- add price per item at every buy order.
- add total price of listing at every sell order

- reduce VT of consumables to 0.1 VT, especially food.

- change VT amount to 'current VT'+5000, and properly cap at the new VT.
It is odd/confusing that VT can exceed up to +5000 if items get put items into the market warehouse from the market, but you are limited to a different weight if you put items from warehouse/inventory into the market warehouse.

- fix the bug, after relisting ~5000 VT you cannot immediately do another heavy sell listing, unless you "refresh" the marketplace.

- fix frequently occuring "failed to load" issues

- reduce and unify price steps, such that for every item the current price range holds exactly 20 different prices.
- modify UI to show exactly 20 prices.
Reason: It will eliminate the scrolling motion, when viewing the price "ladder" (the buyer-seller info). And consolidate price finding.

20 prices equal 0.75% price difference per step, if the price range stays at +/- 7.5% of base price.

- clean up UI to not have overlapping text

market system change

If PA wants less volatility and reduce unnecessary relisting actions, introduce some form of penalty for listings.

For example,
- a time penalty, add a cooldown on relisting orders (no cooldown if your order has filled);
- a silver penalty, add additional fees putting up a listing, the fee can be paid back if your order has filled.

These penalties can be setup in different ways, can scale with order size, silver volume, market activity, have thresholds etc. But I think the simpler the better.
Reason: A penalty will keep sellers and buyers honest and reduce price spread. Lower price spread should lead to less volatility. In combination with increased buy/sell quantities a listing penalty can stabilize the markets.

What would you like to change about the central market? (please spare us with price cap comments)