When you play 7 Days to Die, your storage tends to fill up with “unsellable / useless items” before you know it. Stallionsdens Everything is Sellable V3 by Stallionsden appears to be a MOD that lets you sell off that dead stock to traders.
What kind of MOD is it?
This MOD seems designed to greatly expand the variety of items you can sell to traders. The author’s description humorously puts it as “you can sell everything including the kitchen sink (your neighbor’s valuables, and even your neighbor himself…),” so it’s fair to think of it as simply embracing the concept of “make absolutely everything sellable.” The version number is listed as 3.0.3.0, and it is said to support the base game’s V1.0 / V2.0 / V3.0.
Key features
- Items that normally can’t be sold can now be converted into cash (dukes) at traders
- It supports multiple versions of the game, so it’s less picky about your environment, which should lower the barrier to installing it
- Because the mechanism is simple, it’s likely the type that combines easily with other MODs
That said, exactly which items are covered and how the pricing balance is set are best confirmed on the original page or through actual installation.
Installation tips
As with most MODs, the flow should be to place the downloaded content into the 7 Days to Die/Mods folder. When installing, it’s reassuring to keep the following in mind:
- Check that your game version matches the MOD’s supported versions
- If adding it to an existing save, make a backup just in case
- In multiplayer, the server and all participants may need to have matching installation setups
For detailed instructions, be sure to refer to the original Nexus page.
Who it’s recommended for
- Those who want to tidy up the pile of “unsellable items” that has accumulated in their storage
- Those who want to steadily earn cash from the early game and keep trading with traders active
- Those who prefer simple MODs that just work in an easy-to-understand way, rather than fine-tuned adjustments
On the other hand, hardcore players who enjoy the inconvenience of survival and the very act of deciding “what to throw away / use up” may find it a bit too convenient. It seems like a good pick for those who want to comfortably streamline the economy side of things with minimal effort.
Before publishing, it’s safest to check the uncertain parts, such as the covered items and pricing balance, once on the original page.
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