Yang/Won conversion
See total cost at a glance with 1 Won = 100,000,000 Yang.
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Metin2PulseCompare trading glass listings by Yang and Won total cost. Convert different currencies to the same scale with 1 Won = 100,000,000 Yang and see server averages and historical prices.
See total cost at a glance with 1 Won = 100,000,000 Yang.
Open deals →List listings with Yang and Won columns and compare side by side.
Open market →Compare the same item across 9 TR servers.
See servers →Save your Yang and Won thresholds and track the price.
Price alarm guide →Metin2 trading glass listings can show a price in Yang, Won or both. Metin2Pulse shows the two amounts in separate columns and converts them to the same scale for comparison:
1 Won = 100,000,000 Yang
This calculation lets you place listings priced in different currencies side by side and see which is actually cheaper.
Instead of refreshing the market constantly, add items to your watchlist and save the maximum Yang/Won threshold you accept. You can then follow listings that fit your budget. The price alarm page explains how to set a price alarm step by step.
For server differences, see the Metin2 servers guide; for the general logic of item pricing, see the item prices guide.
Metin2Pulse calculates 1 Won = 100,000,000 Yang. If a listing is priced in Yang, Won or both, the total cost is calculated using this rate.
Convert the Yang and Won amounts to the same unit and add them. For example, 150,000,000 Yang + 4 Won equals 550,000,000 Yang total cost. The market window shows both amounts in separate columns; total cost makes comparison easier.
Yes. The Yang/Won price of the same item can differ across 9 TR servers depending on supply and demand. Select the server first when comparing.
Trading glass listings can be priced in different currencies. Showing both amounts lets you compare different listings by one total cost.
Add the item to your watchlist and save the maximum Yang and Won thresholds you accept. The watchlist follows listings against those thresholds. See the price alarm page for details.