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All item duplication exploit (do not name players please)
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Originally Posted by against
I've actually been thinking about sinking any of my money exceeding 1,000 Plat into Lockpicks. Their price won't fluctuate at all. I'll also probably be buying more over time anyway.
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Former guild leader of mine made a killing on Diamonds. I wouldn't buy them now; you'd have had to have done so a couple of months ago.
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Originally Posted by arcanemacabre
Yeah, ok, now I'm beginning to get concerned.
I wonder how many items have been "created" this way, and sold directly to the merchant for generated income (lockpicks, etc). No one would notice a thing if that happened... Yeah, the economy is f***ed if that's the case. |
doubt they would copy one crystalline that nets you like 100k+500e
when 250 armbraces sold for 90 ectos gets you 22,500 ectos.
22,500 at 4,500 per ecto is 101,250,000
while the crystalline is 100k + 4,500 x 500 = 2,350,000
both items take up only one slot... which would you rather have?
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Originally Posted by spyke136
i agree forget armbraces, ectos? is this why they randomly went from 10k to 4.5k? did some people just sit around and make an insane amount of ecto and then sold them to trader? what security is there in the economy if there's some people out there minting rare stacks, for that matter what happens when anet delets everything that was illegally generated, how do we know how pervasive this problem has become. for all we know this has been going on since the reconnect feature was added in and now thousands of players may have in their possession some item that was wrongly created, whether it be ectos, shards, rubies, diamonds, sapphires, armbraces (and the weapons they turn into), keys....the list is endless. hell i bet someone is duplicating stacks of creme brulee...
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Originally Posted by spyke136
i agree forget armbraces, ectos? is this why they randomly went from 10k to 4.5k? did some people just sit around and make an insane amount of ecto and then sold them to trader?
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I don't think that the problem is YET as widespread as one might fear; whatever damage was done to most commodities is already priced in. However, unless the loophole is closed very, very soon we could be facing much broader problems.
Also, the weapon market should hold its integrity; as 'against' noted, you could easily trace a duped weapon by the merch value indicator.
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if this duping glitch is in fact true, just imagine how hectic things are at anet. with the release of gwen just around the corner, i doubt anyone at anet could have anticipated this type of a disaster.
with the limited amount of time they have, they probably cant do much to fix the problem.
if you think about it, it only really effects a very small percentage of the player population. guess my hope of someday owning that mini panda is now just a pipe dream. oh wellz...
with the limited amount of time they have, they probably cant do much to fix the problem.
if you think about it, it only really effects a very small percentage of the player population. guess my hope of someday owning that mini panda is now just a pipe dream. oh wellz...
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Originally Posted by Martin Alvito
I use alt accounts. Best way to go if you already have them.
Former guild leader of mine made a killing on Diamonds. I wouldn't buy them now; you'd have had to have done so a couple of months ago. |
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Originally Posted by against
If Diamonds are currently 6K, I bet they will more than double in price during the first few weeks of GW:EN, just like Rubies and Saphs did in NF. Rubies were as high as 14K at one point IIRC.
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