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And it was never the place to get gold, well unless your a MMO equal of a script-kiddie.
You'll never stop gold selling, if they manage to outsmart the bots and make it bot free (Which is like shooting down the sun with a pea-shooter), there is still socio-economicly struggling place where farming a online game make a profit for the sale.
Yep some dude in rural china is farming GW for sweat shop wages because the owners of the company still make a profit.
And Anet can bann them, they just steal another account from a newb who d/led the lastest scam 3rd party program. Or shock horror buy a new account, so long as it makes a few 100k before its banned its paid itself off.
But perhaps your drops suck because you play 15hrs a day?
And I still fail to see a direct connection between your rage over drops and Ebay. Which is the root of all evil just the most pronounced in its field.
You'll never stop gold selling, if they manage to outsmart the bots and make it bot free (Which is like shooting down the sun with a pea-shooter), there is still socio-economicly struggling place where farming a online game make a profit for the sale.
Yep some dude in rural china is farming GW for sweat shop wages because the owners of the company still make a profit.
And Anet can bann them, they just steal another account from a newb who d/led the lastest scam 3rd party program. Or shock horror buy a new account, so long as it makes a few 100k before its banned its paid itself off.
But perhaps your drops suck because you play 15hrs a day?
And I still fail to see a direct connection between your rage over drops and Ebay. Which is the root of all evil just the most pronounced in its field.
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Originally Posted by Roshi_ikkyu
You'll never stop gold selling, if they manage to outsmart the bots and make it bot free (Which is like shooting down the sun with a pea-shooter), there is still socio-economicly struggling place where farming a online game make a profit for the sale.
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jello n. to cover all gelatin dishes
phillips n. to cover cross-head screwdrivers
e-bay v. to cover internet commercical transactions.
In addition, like many other languages where word order controls gramar inflection and connotation, context of occurence is always paramount. So, a discussion of e-bay in context of a gaming forum where virtual gold and virtual items are sold over internet sites references that specific logistical function where as in a discussion forum on footwear it would not be relative to EULA violations for exchange of virtual products or services for real currency.
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A) If you play that much, why do you need collector staffs? Buy them.
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[QUOTE]C) Get some guild-mates to come with you whilst farming for the items you need. More real people will generate more drops and since they are all guild-mates all the needed items will go to you.
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The connection between low drops and ebay is that gold sellers are partially to blame for causing the nerf. Who solo's and does pve all day?
Ebay pretty much means buying gold, he probably just played mmorpgs before ebay stopped selling gold. It's like in WoW I said pkers and someone was like OMG what a noob you played runescape, it's called griefing when someone comes and kills you.
Ebay pretty much means buying gold, he probably just played mmorpgs before ebay stopped selling gold. It's like in WoW I said pkers and someone was like OMG what a noob you played runescape, it's called griefing when someone comes and kills you.
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Fixed your mistake. Only people who farmed like a bot or just farmed for hours upon hours wasting away their drab little life then they deserved poor drops.
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If you make what they do worthless then they will not Bot. If people do not need to go to them to get what they are after they will not have a market. Destroy the foundation of their market and you will eliminate the bots. It is not a pea shooter, it is an Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile. If no one has a reason to buy from them they will have no reason to destroy our gaming and in the meantime we will be able to get things we want.
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And if you support the restrictions you support the sweat shop.
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Banning is insufficient. Destroy the foundation of their economy. Destroy the reason they appear. Make their service unnecessary by making drops sufficiently plentiful that no Guild Wars players have any interest in purchasing their products/services.
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Then let me provide you a little lesson in the use of the American English dialect. It is a normal structure of American English, as a Germanic and Agglutinating language, to utilize prominant nouns as eupemisms and dysphemisms for conceptual ideas such utilizing:
jello n. to cover all gelatin dishes phillips n. to cover cross-head screwdrivers e-bay v. to cover internet commercical transactions. In addition, like many other languages where word order controls gramar inflection and connotation, context of occurence is always paramount. So, a discussion of e-bay in context of a gaming forum where virtual gold and virtual items are sold over internet sites references that specific logistical function where as in a discussion forum on footwear it would not be relative to EULA violations for exchange of virtual products or services for real currency. |
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Buy them with what? To buy things one has to have money. I did end up buying the three Skull Jujus I needed to get the collector staff. I am certain I will never see the mods I need to make it worth carrying, so I will probably have to buy them also some day. It cost me 3k to et a collector staff so I would have all three Necro staves in the Lotus line for my necro.
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What is the point in grinding if after three days in the area there is not a single drop? What is the point in grinding if you camp on the spawn point right outside The Eternal Grove and repeatedly walk out the door to kill the one thing that spawns it so often that you level and go 71% to getting another skill point and there is still no drop. Further, there is not even a gold drop. Anything of value drops so rarely as to be negligible.
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The chance of most good drops is 5% or less. In 1 hour, a fast person can get maybe 1 run ever 10 minutes. That's 6 runs in 1 hour. So in order for you to have a 100% chance of getting a good drop, you need to farm for almost 17 hours. That, however, is if you want to guarantee a drop. They usually will drop before then.
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Originally Posted by Fitz Rinley
I am my guild and I will Never allow you or anyone else to make me destroy my colors, my coat of arms, or my individuality. I am quite aware that with the creation of Factions it was ANets intention to coerce the destruction of all non-Zerg guilds and obliterate all PvE players. I will never submit to either.
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You mean buy gold or virtual items on the internet - how thoughtfull of you to recommend it. However, I will not. And I will continue it inform ANet everytime I observe a violation of the EULA, although unless they destroy the reason for bots to begin with I have little faith in their interest in dealing with it.
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Originally Posted by Fitz Rinley
How wonderfully descriptive. And this falls under which article of the confederated alliances for internet gaming protocols? I am certain their must be a specific regulation defining such a grand and austere term... Perhaps you can be so forthright as to enlighten us? You mean I should hack GW and create the what I want that way? (Rather than go through the normal routine of expecting things to happen from game play, which is of course the alternative to the hacking option.) Or maybe you mean I should bribe some member of Guild Wars to make something happen for me, and I am certain they could although they say they can't (just like they said there was no farming code). But since I am disabled and live on disability I have a budgetary choice between TV and internet and I chose GW over TV so, I guess the bribe option is out too. (Besides, I wouldn't do it anyway.) Or perchance you are attempting to say I should twinkle my nose at the computer and make the loot fairies wallop the monsters for better drops... Sorry, Tabatha Stevens isn't my mother. Ok, all out of options - so do elucidate you highness.
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Moving on. I'm sure what the person meant was that you should consider altering your play style, since your current method is obviously not working out.
Like everyone else says, if you can't get gold playing 15 hours a day you're not doing it right. I can easily get 1-2 Dwayna's grace within a hour with a ritualist spirit spammer and flag henchmen away and 1 green is already a easy 25k. If you don't find anything of value (farming Raisu Palace or whatever, farming Cantha sucks in general, but there are some worthwhile greens like Razajan's fervor) then you're farming in the wrong place. simple as that.
If farming a obscure trophy (skull juju) is hard and unprofitable there are other options, buy a green or a inscribable gold with the tons of money you get farming greens or whatever. If you absolutely want the collector's item then you're making your life hard for no reason.
If farming a obscure trophy (skull juju) is hard and unprofitable there are other options, buy a green or a inscribable gold with the tons of money you get farming greens or whatever. If you absolutely want the collector's item then you're making your life hard for no reason.
Lets say you get your wish and drop rates are drastically inscreased. Item values will go down and there will be a huge supply of unsellable weapons(who would buy anything if its so easy to get). Finding a buyer would take forever and earn you little gold, so you are left with farming gold(coin/merch fodder). If you need gold to buy something that you can't get as a drop(armor; skills), you just have to farm till you make enough. So, now hardcore farmers are still making their gold(even more now) and casual players find it harder to break even. This situation does nothing to fix the "ebay problem". There will still be players that want to have gold, but not farm for it. If anything, it would push more casual players into buying gold because they don't have time to farm for hours every day.
No matter how easy it is to get items (IMO, its already too easy), there are always going to be lazy people that create the market for gold sellers. Further increases to the drop rate are not going to change that. They only people they are going to hurt are casual players hoping to make some gold off a lucky drop.
No matter how easy it is to get items (IMO, its already too easy), there are always going to be lazy people that create the market for gold sellers. Further increases to the drop rate are not going to change that. They only people they are going to hurt are casual players hoping to make some gold off a lucky drop.
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...if you cant farm the weapon you want, then BUY it from someone INGAME!
Dont go blaming the loot system and starting the "everyones using ebay" argument just because you cant get decent drops.
If you want something and it wont, then buy it from someone ingame.
I've never had any issues getting weapons or materials or drops that I required to get through the game, or just desired. I never use ebay or any other means to get them.
The only people who use ebay are the arrogant, vain players who want all the expensive weapons and armor and cant be bothered to work for them.
Its only a small % which do that though. I dont get why people think ebay is an epidemic within GWs, because I've never met anyone who uses it for the game.
...if you cant farm the weapon you want, then BUY it from someone INGAME!
Dont go blaming the loot system and starting the "everyones using ebay" argument just because you cant get decent drops.
If you want something and it wont, then buy it from someone ingame.
I've never had any issues getting weapons or materials or drops that I required to get through the game, or just desired. I never use ebay or any other means to get them.
The only people who use ebay are the arrogant, vain players who want all the expensive weapons and armor and cant be bothered to work for them.
Its only a small % which do that though. I dont get why people think ebay is an epidemic within GWs, because I've never met anyone who uses it for the game.
the only people who use ebay are vain players?
the people who ebay gold are older adults who have a real job and can afford spending some small amount of money for in game gold so they dont waste their already littled time in the game "Farming fake money"
get off your high horse freekedoutfish, in the end, everyone is just some fow wearing newbie anyways.
the people who ebay gold are older adults who have a real job and can afford spending some small amount of money for in game gold so they dont waste their already littled time in the game "Farming fake money"
get off your high horse freekedoutfish, in the end, everyone is just some fow wearing newbie anyways.
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the only people who use ebay are vain players?
the people who ebay gold are older adults who have a real job and can afford spending some small amount of money for in game gold so they dont waste their already littled time in the game "Farming fake money" |
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Originally Posted by Stupid Shizno
the only people who use ebay are vain players?
the people who ebay gold are older adults who have a real job and can afford spending some small amount of money for in game gold so they dont waste their already littled time in the game "Farming fake money" get off your high horse freekedoutfish, in the end, everyone is just some fow wearing newbie anyways. |
Am I not allowed to insult or say bad things about people who use ebay to make gold? Are you actually defending them?
I was under the impression people disliked ebay'ers. I'm so very sorry if I wasnt allowed to generalise and call them all vain!
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insulting something you obvsiously dont know anything is something you should think about. you say ebaying gold is wrong, yet you defend farming for hours on end?
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We all agree that FoW and the like are "grind contents". You can't get it without farming of some kind (well you can hit a jackpot with some rare drops or your birthday minipets but that's beside the point). If you manage to get it by PLAYING THE GAME (no matter how), then it's all fine, that's how it's supposed to be. But if you get it because you have enough REAL money to BUY in-game gold for it, then it's just WRONG.
Feel free to tell me what I've missed though.
