Why legal rmt isn't that bad

[Amiantos]

Yoshi promised "no pay to win" we get legal (meaning not against ToS) indirect RMT. RMT, indirect or not, is by definition "pay to win"

Another broken promise, that's the underlying issue.

Honestly I don't think they really expected this to happen. On Tonberry when I check the pf I've seen 1 maybe 2 things saying they were selling bracelets and the one for sure was from an English player. My guess is they expected people to have more integrity than they really do. Instead we have people signing up for the marriages just to make some quick gil. Dyes aren't really worth jack already for the cost to willing to pay ratio so those have died out for the most part.

[Taliph]

Honestly I don't think they really expected this to happen. On Tonberry when I check the pf I've seen 1 maybe 2 things saying they were selling bracelets and the one for sure was from an English player. My guess is they expected people to have more integrity than they really do. Instead we have people signing up for the marriages just to make some quick gil. Dyes aren't really worth jack already for the cost to willing to pay ratio so those have died out for the most part.

I once saw someone say roughly: I would rather think them ignorant then malicious, but that doesn't bode well either. (Not an exact quote but the meaning is intact)