Need I explain?
Originally Posted by Pyro maniac
yup, but still they hack accounts using keyloggers
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Valde Unus
Originally Posted by Pyro maniac
yup, but still they hack accounts using keyloggers
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Biostem
Alex the Great
IAL
legion_rat
ensoriki
Mineria
Mineria
Originally Posted by IAL
/Signed
Before this i werent even aware that it was "illegal" to sell gold for GW, the reason for this being is that what Anet supplies for us is a product, which we have payed for, if the players in question farm gold to sell - aka sell their own time and then get banned for it... Well just another logical thing to do if ure IQ is lower then 70 and cant solve a problem. The only way to cut out the bots is to sell themselves, using paypal, cards, sms etc |
placebo overdose
Originally Posted by legion_rat
and remember Big Brother is watching you.
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legion_rat
Originally Posted by placebo overdose
1984 is so ftw but like animal farm too you can see that this never ends well
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holababe
Musei Karasu
pumpkin pie
AuraofMana
Originally Posted by legion_rat
I love how people say this is the worst idea ever or /fail but dont seem to be smart enough to give a valid reason why. Some have commented that who ever had the biggest bank account wins. isnt it that way now, as I have met people who spend $100 buck or more on gold here (or in WoW) As for my comment that someone responded to, as few hundred bots. Ok pop into certain towns and you see more bots than players. Arborstone I think is one, or what evers right after. I avoid that area like the plague now anyway. I saw prob 50 monks all running hitting the sign and leaving. in the 5 minutes or so i was there. Thats one town for 5 minutes. Droks can be the same way and usually is.
This crap causes server lag, its annoying seeing the people trying to buy accounts so they can run bots on them. And anets bitching cause theres bots. If anet out bids the bots then the bot system /fails. It is much like Wal*Mart vs small companies. The small groups can compete with the mega-corp. Now for the message bout legalizing drugs, ok lets look at that one. Alcohol is legal. How many here drink? How many do not? If you do not want the gold then why does it matter? Its a simple idea. Those that wish to take a short cut are going to. No matter what. They will buy the gold anyway, from someone. Why not let it be Anet, who can in turn use the money to improve the current game and the next one as well. The more funding they have to work with the better chance they have or producing a game we will prefer over WoW. And in closing, if you cant make a valid arguement other than insults or /fail Please just stfu and dont bother posting. Thank you. ~the rat~ |
There are games that are completely free, and they got online shops. But that doesn't stop the use of bots neither does it stop farmers, they just sell cheaper. |
Lord Sojar
Originally Posted by MistressYichi
yes lets turn the game into who has the biggest credit card balance available.
/fail |
Mineria
Lord Sojar
Originally Posted by Mineria
If Gates played GW he would bribe the monster not to drop gold to anyone else then him.
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Mineria
Originally Posted by Rahja the Thief
Either that, or buy the merchants souls, thus, everything we merch goes directly to a salvage factory, and then resold at the materials trader, at which Gates makes 85% royalties. @_@
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Sli Ander
legion_rat
Originally Posted by Sli Ander
/notsigned
Here's why: Let's pretend I'm a gold farmer guy selling at the price of 100 USD for 1000 gold(as someone mentioned above). Let's say that Anet starts selling the same amount of gold for the same price. There's more than one way to do it, but it all ends up with me selling cheaper. By the time they drop it low enough to kill my profit to the point of worthless effort(which is all dependent on how big my group of botters is, and how many computers I have), they'll have already done too much damage to the game to turn back. Let's say they take the pretend botter out completely. Everyone has complete access to cheap gold with no effort. Now the only players you will have left are those that don't care about the money and those that buy it. Everyone that played the economy for fun has already left for something better. All the lower money players will be okay as long as they stick to merchants and weaponsmiths. All the players that bought money will fail to have a concept of the worth of that money, which is why people are saying the whole "500k for x item" thing. It'll be like giving a kid a new game and then showing him how to unlock God-mode. If you can just buy money to get some perfect weapon, rather than expending the effort to get a perfect green yourself or to simply play until you find one, than it takes the challenge from a large portion of the game. And even those who aren't into playing the economy or whatnot will probably be put off by the fact that because they aren't willing to spend RL cash, they can't get perfect weapons as easily. As a new player, how would it make you feel to put effort into something when everyone around you is simply tossing money at the problems, and so have max armour and weapons(or PLing) at extremely early stages of the game(thereby making certain learning curves easier)? I much prefer the approach Anet has been using simply because by the drop in item prices, it has proved to be rather effective. But that's just my two cents |
slaponte
Originally Posted by Sli Ander
By the time they drop it low enough to kill my profit to the point of worthless effort(which is all dependent on how big my group of botters is, and how many computers I have), they'll have already done too much damage to the game to turn back.
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Originally Posted by Sli Ander
Everyone has complete access to cheap gold with no effort. Now the only players you will have left are those that don't care about the money and those that buy it. Everyone that played the economy for fun has already left for something better.
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Originally Posted by Sli Ander
All the lower money players will be okay as long as they stick to merchants and weaponsmiths. All the players that bought money will fail to have a concept of the worth of that money, which is why people are saying the whole "500k for x item" thing.
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Originally Posted by Sli Ander
It'll be like giving a kid a new game and then showing him how to unlock God-mode. If you can just buy money to get some perfect weapon, rather than expending the effort to get a perfect green yourself or to simply play until you find one, than it takes the challenge from a large portion of the game. And even those who aren't into playing the economy or whatnot will probably be put off by the fact that because they aren't willing to spend RL cash, they can't get perfect weapons as easily.
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Originally Posted by Sli Ander
As a new player, how would it make you feel to put effort into something when everyone around you is simply tossing money at the problems, and so have max armour and weapons(or PLing) at extremely early stages of the game(thereby making certain learning curves easier)?
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Originally Posted by Sli Ander
I much prefer the approach Anet has been using simply because by the drop in item prices, it has proved to be rather effective.
But that's just my two cents |
freaky naughty