Drop the cents in the GTN pricing PLZ !!

There is no ambiguity.

Kids aged 5 are taught basic number recognition, you know at the same time as learning to tell the time or spell their name.

If only you could hit a button and bring the lowest priced stuff to the top that would fix this easy....

Also, because i hate that X,99
when i see an item that want to buy, with price 19.999 and the next expensive is at 20.000, i always buy the 20k
just because i hate that deceiving price

You are both arrogant and ignorant:

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19455-01/...w-9/index.html

Also, because i hate that X,99
when i see an item that want to buy, with price 19.999 and the next expensive is at 20.000, i always buy the 20k
just because i hate that deceiving price

Your link is irrelevant. If someone is playing this game, they know how the pricing works and how it is listed. It makes absolutely no difference how it is done elsewhere.

Let's say they do drop the cents in pricing. What would be the downside to it ? I mean, it gets so much pushback...

Once again, the OP is not saying it happened to him, is not blaming Bioware for anything, and is not suggesting the buyer should not have to pay attention. In fact he advises people to do exactly what you are saying.

He's also making a perfectly reasonable suggestion to remove the decimal values from the per unit value displayed on the GTN. (So, for example, a stack of 3 items at 1000 credits would display 333 or 334 per unit instead of the current 333.33/333.34 per unit.)

His suggestion would clear up some confusion, and make the display cleaner and easier to read for everyone, including those who do pay attention. I think it's a good idea.

Basically, most of the people who've posted against it lack empathy and instead of actually addressing the possible change, feel the need to repeatedly insult the intelligence of those making the mistake. Which is completely pointless. There's no reason to discuss how easy it is to pay attention and not get it wrong, because people are still going to do stupid things no matter how many times you insult them on a message board that they're not going to read.

All this should really come down to is what you said, what's the downside? Why should this not be implemented? Because all I'm getting from the posters who don't want it is that they just like to punish stupid/careless people. I don't think that's a particularly good philosophy from BioWare's perspective.

And were these people also up in arms when BioWare introduced the Buy Back tab from vendors? Because only stupid people can accidentally click the wrong thing right?