GIL Sellers Are on The Rise

[Starbell]

Macro the following and it will automatically blacklist the last person to have sent you a /tell:

/blist add <r>

Pretty nice I thought.

[Krystal_Storm]

It is no wonder gil sellers are flourishing i am half tempted to buy from them myself had i not a shred of common sense. Everything i actually need costs an arm and a leg i am all but broke due to greedy market transactions, repair costs, bulk uncommon crafting materials etc and then they come along offering 500,000gil for 8 US dollars. Had that been SE that came along and made me that offer i would have taken it in a heartbeat several times over.

And some people honestly do not understand why the gil sellers are flourishing. -.- The greedy community, poor quest gil returns and the cost of progression play a huge part in why these gil sellers flourish and yet these very people are sometimes the ones complaining.

[Starbell]

It is no wonder gil sellers are flourishing i am half tempted to buy from them myself had i not a shred of common sense. Everything i actually need costs an arm and a leg i am all but broke due to greedy market transactions, repair costs, bulk uncommon crafting materials etc and then they come along offering 500,000gil for 8 US dollars. Had that been SE that came along and made me that offer i would have taken it in a heartbeat several times over.

And some people honestly do not understand why the gil sellers are flourishing. -.- The greedy community, poor quest gil returns and the cost of progression play a huge part in why these gil sellers flourish and yet these very people are sometimes the ones complaining.

Quite often it's the gilsellers setting the prices, since they're the ones farming the stuff. Everyone else just follows suit.

In Final fantasy XI, they were known for buying out items on auction and putting them back up at crazy prizes.

[Prototype79L]

They need to put on an IP ban, because it takes only a few minutes for them to make another character and start spamming Shout and tell

[Laraul]

Quite often it's the gilsellers setting the prices, since they're the ones farming the stuff. Everyone else just follows suit.

You also thinks Jews control all the banks too or something? What you are saying is no different.

[Alacran]

Macro the following and it will automatically blacklist the last person to have sent you a /tell:

/blist add <r>

Pretty nice I thought.

Starbell, Thank you so very much for that great macro.

[tymora]

I need a right-click blist + report function asap...

[skaaz]

There a problem in a lot of games. I think this is the first one where I have seen them be able to constantly roll my chat screen as faster than I can scroll it

I agree with all who have recommended a right click blist and report option.


A personal Thanks to all the gamers that support the gold selling sites. Without you we would have one less thing to complain about.

[MaceMaylion]

I was offered gil yesterday :/ they should make an inbuild way to report them. You know like click the message and have the devs check the chat logs.

[Jennestia]

Quite often it's the gilsellers setting the prices, since they're the ones farming the stuff. Everyone else just follows suit.

In Final fantasy XI, they were known for buying out items on auction and putting them back up at crazy prizes.

By crazy you mean reasonable, right? It was RMT that actually sold items at reasonable prices on many servers after awhile whereas it was legit players who were making it their mission to rip you off - Any new crafted item comes out? Players sell it for 700% profit basically (Costs 20k to make, selling for 2-7 million initially) - RMT sells it for reasonable prices (20k to make, selling for 8-40k). Quite honestly I would immediately buy from an RMT before I buy from someone trying to make 700% profit. RMT ruins economies, but not as badly as players are, especially if you take a look at the market board on any legacy server, you'll see we don't need RMT to "ruin" anything.