good information, do you work for GGG?

I never said it was good? If you played wow or didn't the system was a simple drop your item with a price and it would self sell. Basically what D3 ah was based off, except they had RLT which was dumb.

you literally said an auction house system like d3 would be good.

But it didnt stop botting in the game and it didnt stop trading on jsp or rmt sites which still sell power leveling and high tier rifts. So the point was what exactly.

Activision blizzard is one of the top three greediest most terrible gaming companies in the world. Them removing a system that makes them money [tons of it] in such a self defeating manner boggles the mind.

love running into trade bots, I know I am probably paying a bit more for bulk or just in general but they answer instantly and you dont wait around for a half hour for a deal on a single item while you could be mapping getting that currency.

I know its unethical or whatever but honestly they are my go to if i know one is a bot.

An AH sounds like a good idea but I can see it easily being manipulated, they would need to implement some counter measures.

Personally I would like to see an easier way to trade currency/fragments/fossils/etc but I dont mind trading how it is for particular items

You quoted me and read my post probably multiple times by now and you still missed the point, I never said good I clearly stated a system like how wow or d3 had would be nice.

If you don't know what a system is then I will put it simple terms for you, it's combining multiple procedures to create one unity.

Person A lists item for xx price (procedure one)
Person B bids offer or pays buy out price (procedure two)
Person A gets paid for whatever outcome and collects from bank on free time (procedure three)

All three procedures are done within one system with more features such as filters by category.

If you still don't understand then I'll just stop here because I'll clearly understand how your reading comprehension is.

It was fine and it did work......but the issue is they couldn't do it anymore because of a lawsuit and it was considered RMT.


You're funny.

is RMT illegal in video games?

I think at the time it wasn't illegal but it wasn't legal everywhere...im not certain so you'd have to look it up.

/edit but it wasn't because it wasn't working or because they hated making money off people.

They were forced to get rid of it by outside pressure.

This post was edited by Acuity on Jun 4 2020 12:25pm

players hated it