If that truely becomes the case, then all you have to do is MF till you find something of equal value and stick it on the RMT AH until it sells. You get 5 free listings a week .. so if you're patient you can eventually get it to sell .. you can then spend that money from your "b.net bank" on other items on the RMT AH. So its a tad harder .. but those RMT-only items are certainly not out of reach to normal players.Donnyp said:
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And yet my info has said a few per/w. So unless this come out of Blizz's mouth directly, we will have to wait and see.fundayz said:
Secondly, due to the cashout fee, someone listing to cashout will NEVER be able to undercut someone listing without the intention of cashing out, as they will be the ones to list at a loss, however slight.
Thirdly, the only people that are getting pissy about this are the ones that a) don't know better, b) are white knighting on 'how can they do this to us' or c) people who are intending to do the same thing as the RMTers, use D3 for profit and see RMTers as a threat to that.
A) can learn
B) can sit in a corner an boycott
C) are a pack of hypocrites
Where do you fall in this?
W/e guy, I've layed out argument after argument based on real world examples, I've provided logical reasoning for all of them and even provided sources for my facts. All your arguments rely on complete assumption ("RMTers won't be able to undercut if they want to cashout and still make money").Azure Sky said:
You don't seem to understand the potential of RMTers when they are let loose, likely due to lack of experience with them.
P.S. I fall in the group that doesn't want Blizzard to sell power.
Sure .. I'll deal with it the same way I did in D2 .. NOT CARE .. lol.fundayz said:
The amount of times I rofl stomped an ith/64 ll ammy zon with nothing but my lowly Dual Claw assassin equipped with 2 Bartucs claws and shaftstop/gaze. If players want to pay for items without playing the game .. they miss out on vital experience. Diablo 2 was very much 50% character building and 50% hand-eye co-ordination .. if a newbie wants to pay for their items to meet half of those requirements, then I can meet them on the other half.
That said .. you can still earn EVERYTHING that is on the either AH in-game .. even if its an experienced player who buys his items for real money .. it makes no difference to me how he got them. As long as I can get them myself in some form or fashion we are still on equal ground as far as I'm concerned.
Even if gold/item farmers suddenly disappeared you would still have players buying in-game power using out of game resources from other players.Azure Sky said:
So I guess I'll ask you too: Are okay with Blizzard legitimizing the sale of in-game power for out-of-game resources?
Because there is no possible reason that this is ok?fundayz said:
You remind me of the Australian Christian Lobby .. "I am right, and despite all logic and reason everyone else is wrong" .. lol
Don't take the fun out of a reasonable debate .. its really childish.
Here's an idea, and no I'm not being nice either.fundayz said:
Pick up your bat and ball, open another thread about boycotting the game, have a little tea party and moan to other like-minded people.
Those of us that have a higher moral standard than "Omg how can we let them do that to us" don't care. We will make a logical decision weather we are buying the game based on information that arises between now and release, not the rantings of a butt-hurt White-Knight.
So you do think it's okay to sell in-game power for out-of-game resources? You didn't answer the question...Azure Sky said:
Now you are just trolling. I never said that it wasn't okay. There is nothing left to say because we have fundamentally different beliefs and neither is going to change their mind.DarkTenka said: