Direwolf said:
GhostinmyShell said:
Oddly it works out and no one really cares if they farm.
I think it is simple is that their gill selling and the gil buying of people in WoW has little to no impact on most players, the AH is good and all but honestly, you want the real shinies you go and do instances for them. Soulbound on Pickup is the greatest thing ever.
I do not mind going to X dungeun X times and killing the mob X times for it. I DO mind having to fight X people for a chance to even fight said mob. And then having to wait hours for it to repop.
The goldsellers also rule the AH by putting uber gear up for sale and forcing prices up for these things so they can do real economic damage, because if you want your shiny epic item you jack your prices(or buy the gold) up and a cycle starts.
On my server though, theres about 2000 players in the top 5 guilds who work together and we dont deal with their bullshit. When they tried to put epics up for a thousand gold when they were normally 100g everyone laughed at them.
The Mal'ganis horde economy is dirt cheap, because of all the players actually worked together *gasp*
In my guild we had rules against buying from them, and if you bought their shiny item you got booted out of the guild, no guild = no endgame and shitcanned on the server. We werent assholes to the goldsellers we just didnt buy anything from them.
We controlled the goldfamers and put them on check.
Other servers aren't so lucky, on Lightbringer where I played my alliance character an a goldseller's item costing 100g would be 1000g, thus everything else is expensive as shit. Much like the inflation in FFXI where the game's normal way of making money is out of reach for the common player.