MMOers, we live in a world that has halls, and those halls have to be farmed by men with swords. Whose gonna do it? You? You, Stone Guard Weinburg? I have a greater responsibility than you could possibly fathom.... You have the luxury of not knowing what I know. That the servers economic death, while tragic, probably saved gamers time in their real lives. And that my existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, saves time. You don't want the truth because deep down in places you don't talk about at raids , you want me in those halls, you need me in those halls.

I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of the very economic freedom that I provide, then questions the manner in which I provide it. I would rather you just said thank you, and went on your way, Otherwise, I suggest you pick up a weapon, and farm some gold. Either way, I don't give a damn what you think you are entitled to.

Would you argue that you and your Farmers are 'a few good men'?

Not me of course lol... Just trying to give the farmers some props... I have said this before in other threads buying gold in mmos is like masturbation. 90% of the population does it, about 5% actually admit to it. =) Or they give the classic political answer... "Ive only done it once, a very long time ago"...

theres nothing wrong with gold farmers or sellers as long as there not bots.

Originally posted by razerblade29

theres nothing wrong with gold farmers or sellers as long as there not bots.

 

Really, why is that...? What differentiates one from the other? What makes one ok, but the other not?

Maybe we as players have a responsibility to these games to see to it that the men and women charged with their farming are trained professionals.

Yes, I'm certain I remember reading that somewhere, once. And now I'm thinking, Zarynterk, that your suggestion of selling gold, while expeditious and certainly painless, might not be, in a matter of speaking, the American way. The gold stays where it is. We're gonna farm the mobs!

I fail to see a legitimate reason for Gold Farmers / Sellers.

Gold Farmers / Sellers place items on the AH for ludicrous prices. Then the players are forced (FORCED) to spend their hard-earned cash just to get that new piece of armor that sells at the vendor for a fraction of the cost the Gold Farmers / Sellers are charging.

Gold Farmers / Sellers ruin games. Period. End of story.

Originally posted by Tisiphone

 And now I'm thinking, Zarynterk, that your suggestion of selling gold, while expeditious and certainly painless, might not be, in a matter of speaking, the American way. The gold stays where it is. We're gonna farm the mobs!

Dont get me started on the American way... If we look at how this country was founded and upon whos back it was built... Gold Farming is 100% American...historically speaking, of course not the romanticized way we would like it to be.

What can I say? I can't blame them for taking advantage of a virtual system that is virtually untraceable to taxes/government etc. However I can't stand them, scum of all MMOs they are the pure reason why MMO economies go to shit cause too many bastards such as yourself buy ingame money from them and then their is a surplus that wouldn't normally be in the game which ends up lower prices substantially and to those playing legitimately get screwed.

I think your figures are way off, no way 90% of MMO players buy gold, I'd say more than half but it sure hell isn't 90%. So ya big fuckin thank you gold sellers for fuckin up my MMOs.

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by razerblade29

theres nothing wrong with gold farmers or sellers as long as there not bots.

 

 

 

Really, why is that...? What differentiates one from the other? What makes one ok, but the other not?

You mean the difference b/w bots and humans, well one is a computer program which is capable of farming gold 24/7 without fail and therefore it can get more gold than non bots and mess up the ingame economy. Kinda like how the value of a dollar works, the more dollars that are out there the less value yours has, thats why counterfeit is illegal.

Originally posted by xiirot

I fail to see a legitimate reason for Gold Farmers / Sellers.

 

Gold Farmers / Sellers place items on the AH for ludicrous prices. Then the players are forced (FORCED) to spend their hard-earned cash just to get that new piece of armor that sells at the vendor for a fraction of the cost the Gold Farmers / Sellers are charging.

 

Gold Farmers / Sellers ruin games. Period. End of story.

It is 100% Capitalism at its best, plain and simple and companies do it every day. Why is it that American companies fail everytime they attempt to run a gold farming site... cost of labor. Just like fortune 500 companies that send jobs overseas for cheaper labor.

Originally posted by razerblade29

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by razerblade29

theres nothing wrong with gold farmers or sellers as long as there not bots.

 

 

 

Really, why is that...? What differentiates one from the other? What makes one ok, but the other not?

 

You mean the difference b/w bots and humans, well one is a computer program which is capable of farming gold 24/7 without fail and therefore it can get more gold than non bots and mess up the ingame economy. Kinda like how the value of a dollar works, the more dollars that are out there the less value yours has, thats why counterfeit is illegal.

Ingenuity, work smarter not harder.

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by Tisiphone

 And now I'm thinking, Zarynterk, that your suggestion of selling gold, while expeditious and certainly painless, might not be, in a matter of speaking, the American way. The gold stays where it is. We're gonna farm the mobs!

 

 

Dont get me started on the American way... If we look at how this country was founded and upon whos back it was built... Gold Farming is 100% American...historically speaking, of course not the romanticized way we would like it to be.

With that im assuming u mean slaves. Yes america had slaves for a longtime, and so has every nation/empire/kingdom/ruling body, in the history of our species

Originally posted by razerblade29

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by Tisiphone

 And now I'm thinking, Zarynterk, that your suggestion of selling gold, while expeditious and certainly painless, might not be, in a matter of speaking, the American way. The gold stays where it is. We're gonna farm the mobs!

 

 

Dont get me started on the American way... If we look at how this country was founded and upon whos back it was built... Gold Farming is 100% American...historically speaking, of course not the romanticized way we would like it to be.

With that im assuming u mean slaves. Yes america had slaves for a longtime, and so has every nation/empire/kingdom/ruling body, in the history of our species

Correct, the Spanish and Portugese basically started the slave trade in America, not the evil white man as some may think. But again it proves the point that gold farming is much like any other industry to the dawn of time. As long as there is a market, it will survive.

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by xiirot

I fail to see a legitimate reason for Gold Farmers / Sellers.

 

Gold Farmers / Sellers place items on the AH for ludicrous prices. Then the players are forced (FORCED) to spend their hard-earned cash just to get that new piece of armor that sells at the vendor for a fraction of the cost the Gold Farmers / Sellers are charging.

 

Gold Farmers / Sellers ruin games. Period. End of story.

 

 

It is 100% Capitalism at its best, plain and simple and companies do it every day. Why is it that American companies fail everytime they attempt to run a gold farming site... cost of labor. Just like fortune 500 companies that send jobs overseas for cheaper labor.

And this is a legitimate reason to destroy the games we love to play?

This is a legitimate reason to invite spammers into our games?

As gamers, we have a choice. If our game is flooded with gold spammers, and the economy is so terribly destroyed as a result of gold farmers inflation, are we going to continue playing that game?

Gold Farmers / Sellers are turning our Monthly-Sub games into Monthly-Sub+Micro-Transaction games.

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by razerblade29

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by razerblade29

theres nothing wrong with gold farmers or sellers as long as there not bots.

 

 

 

Really, why is that...? What differentiates one from the other? What makes one ok, but the other not?

 

You mean the difference b/w bots and humans, well one is a computer program which is capable of farming gold 24/7 without fail and therefore it can get more gold than non bots and mess up the ingame economy. Kinda like how the value of a dollar works, the more dollars that are out there the less value yours has, thats why counterfeit is illegal.

 

 

Ingenuity, work smarter not harder.

How about work smarter, harder, and better. Thats ingenuity

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by razerblade29

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by Tisiphone

 And now I'm thinking, Zarynterk, that your suggestion of selling gold, while expeditious and certainly painless, might not be, in a matter of speaking, the American way. The gold stays where it is. We're gonna farm the mobs!

 

 

Dont get me started on the American way... If we look at how this country was founded and upon whos back it was built... Gold Farming is 100% American...historically speaking, of course not the romanticized way we would like it to be.

With that im assuming u mean slaves. Yes america had slaves for a longtime, and so has every nation/empire/kingdom/ruling body, in the history of our species

 

 

Correct, the Spanish and Portugese basically started the slave trade in America, not the evil white man as some may think. But again it proves the point that gold farming is much like any other industry to the dawn of time. As long as there is a market, it will survive.

I agree it will survive, but it doesnt have to survive of Slaves/Bots or "sweatshops" making 10 cents an hour wile u get charged 1 dollar a day for room and board

Originally posted by xiirot

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by xiirot

I fail to see a legitimate reason for Gold Farmers / Sellers.

 

Gold Farmers / Sellers place items on the AH for ludicrous prices. Then the players are forced (FORCED) to spend their hard-earned cash just to get that new piece of armor that sells at the vendor for a fraction of the cost the Gold Farmers / Sellers are charging.

 

Gold Farmers / Sellers ruin games. Period. End of story.

 

 

It is 100% Capitalism at its best, plain and simple and companies do it every day. Why is it that American companies fail everytime they attempt to run a gold farming site... cost of labor. Just like fortune 500 companies that send jobs overseas for cheaper labor.

 

And this is a legitimate reason to destroy the games we love to play?

This is a legitimate reason to invite spammers into our games?

 

As gamers, we have a choice. If our game is flooded with gold spammers, and the economy is so terribly destroyed as a result of gold farmers inflation, are we going to continue playing that game?

 

Gold Farmers / Sellers are turning our Monthly-Sub games into Monthly-Sub+Micro-Transaction games.

Well, I understand your feelings... I do. Which brings us to the million dollar question. Why dont MMO companies ban all IPs from the orient on American servers, or simply not allow any payment type to be received from Asia. There are remedies available, those companies due to greed refuse to take them. Blame the companies that reap huge membership dues from the very farmers they "attempt" to ban.

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Originally posted by razerblade29

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Originally posted by Zarynterk

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Originally posted by razerblade29

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Originally posted by Zarynterk

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Originally posted by Tisiphone

 And now I'm thinking, Zarynterk, that your suggestion of selling gold, while expeditious and certainly painless, might not be, in a matter of speaking, the American way. The gold stays where it is. We're gonna farm the mobs!

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Dont get me started on the American way... If we look at how this country was founded and upon whos back it was built... Gold Farming is 100% American...historically speaking, of course not the romanticized way we would like it to be.

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With that im assuming u mean slaves. Yes america had slaves for a longtime, and so has every nation/empire/kingdom/ruling body, in the history of our species

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Correct, the Spanish and Portugese basically started the slave trade in America, not the evil white man as some may think. But again it proves the point that gold farming is much like any other industry to the dawn of time. As long as there is a market, it will survive.

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I agree it will survive, but it doesnt have to survive of Slaves/Bots or "sweatshops" making 10 cents an hour wile u get charged 1 dollar a day for room and board

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Although if China continues to crack down on RMT and MMORPGs in general, its likely to either migrate elsewhere or get much more expensive.

Originally posted by razerblade29

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by razerblade29

Originally posted by Zarynterk

Originally posted by Tisiphone

 And now I'm thinking, Zarynterk, that your suggestion of selling gold, while expeditious and certainly painless, might not be, in a matter of speaking, the American way. The gold stays where it is. We're gonna farm the mobs!

 

 

Dont get me started on the American way... If we look at how this country was founded and upon whos back it was built... Gold Farming is 100% American...historically speaking, of course not the romanticized way we would like it to be.

With that im assuming u mean slaves. Yes america had slaves for a longtime, and so has every nation/empire/kingdom/ruling body, in the history of our species

 

 

Correct, the Spanish and Portugese basically started the slave trade in America, not the evil white man as some may think. But again it proves the point that gold farming is much like any other industry to the dawn of time. As long as there is a market, it will survive.

 

I agree it will survive, but it doesnt have to survive of Slaves/Bots or "sweatshops" making 10 cents an hour wile u get charged 1 dollar a day for room and board

Lol where is your outrage for all the out-sourcing companies then. For the ten year olds making Nikes. Of I forgot...it doesnt effect your virtual world, only the real one.