Why "B>TUNA"?

How come merchants always spam, among other things, that they're buying tunas? They're pretty rare, so the chances of them trading a merchant to sell it are very slim.

probably hoping they catch that one noob who knows nothing about tuna

I've always wondered that too. But of all the uncommon weapons, why tuna? Why not a mop or something along those lines? Tunas don't even drop (do they?), so unless they're a gacha noob, nobody would sell them.

I don't get it either. Level 20 tunas can fetch pretty high prices, but you almost never see them around, not even close to common enough to warrant spamming about. Tuna's also commonly misspelled in merchant spam too. Sometimes I wonder if those spammers are actually human.

probably hoping they catch that one noob who knows nothing about tuna

Basically this.

Merchanters know that Tunas are very rare--almost nonexistent now'a'days. And despite that, they're still fishing for that one unknowing player, that was lucky enough to have got it, to sell it to them for a low, low price.

Same thing with those merchanters who spam about buying certain rare chairs or Hwabis. They're all hard to find, but they still try to catch someone on their lure.

They're not buying Tunas, they're B> TUAN. TUANs are very rare and expensive.

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wth is a TUAN does that even exist?

Anyway, I sold a beginner tuna for 100m once. But they're mistaken to be worth only like 10m to noobs because they kind of useless?

Why not thermometer? I don't see those around much o.o (has one<3)

Why not thermometer? I don't see those around much o.o (has one<3)

Yeah, I don't understand this as well.

Thermometers are so much better than lolTunas.

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wth is a TUAN does that even exist?

Anyway, I sold a beginner tuna for 100m once. But they're mistaken to be worth only like 10m to noobs because they kind of useless?

Kidding. It always seems to be spelled that way.

TUANs are very rare and expensive.

Whenever I see that, I think of slave trading.

Kidding. It always seems to be spelled that way.

It's actually a common guy's name (in Vietnamese) and it made me chuckle quite more than I should have.

Tuna sounds good right now