I was just wondering if this is a game we can include in the forum? I think it would be a good idea to add that game, as it is growing more and more popular! I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but was just looking for information on how to make the formal suggestion.

Thanks,

Anthony

I was thinking that it could be kind of like buying someone a League of Legends skin, we could trade gems for FG. I mean, if Neopets is a game on here, come on... lol

If you are going to vote yes or no, could you at least give an argument? This is starting to just seem like a follow the leader club. I'm genuinely curious for feedback.

Since despite the game's popularity,
d2jsp is primarily a game trading forum and unless there're significant trading activity within the game itself or the game offers options to digitally gift credit/balance/gems with a clear transaction log without going through risky and complicated steps such as having to log on other user's account to gift it,
then it's less likely to get it's own subforum.

I'm not overly familar with the game but from a quick Google search I can see that gifting and trading options are not available for the game, thus voted no.

This post was edited by Lionhearted on Mar 26 2025 01:15am

Well you can purchase in game gems, and that's what I was thinking could be the trading currency. Like, only allowed to trade FG for Gems like gifting someone a League skin, but gems only.

Also, thank you for at least replying.

This post was edited by Anty127 on Mar 26 2025 01:43am

Yeah the major concern is whether this gifting can all be done in-game on the client and if there’re adequate transaction history that can be pulled up after a trade.

No to the first, so it would have to be like "get me 200 jewels" and it doesn't save card details or anything, and yes to the second 100%. Basically you'd just need to change your password to a temp password to make the trade, that's the only real difference.

That's what I saw from Googling as well,

If a trade requires logging into other user's accounts to make a charge to purchase items/currency then there're a lot of risks involved such as fradulent charges, chargebacks and scams thus I'll be sticking with my vote.

Fair enough.

Sorry wait.
So in order to “trade” someone needs to log into another persons account, then purchase using there info/card/credit card?