Ah yeah, that's right: you can sell them back to Blizzard now.
Still, 160k was nothing to the people who were sitting at gold cap in WoW, and it still didn't adversely affect the economy.
I can tell you things as well.
For example, I can tell you that I'm typing this post from my home in the underwater city of Atlantis, where our advanced technology allows my people to tap in to your surface internet. We do this because, while we Atlanteans may possess the secrets of eternal life, how to cure all diseases, and effortlessly producing unlimited quantities of nourishing food, you surface people still have us beat in video games and adult entertainment.
We can tell each other these and plenty of other things. Doesn't mean either of us is right...
You won't have "power" over anything.Give me more power at the expense of most of the playerbase, hf.
If the gold barons of WoW, armed with automated 3rd party addons that monitor market fluctuations across literally all servers to build their fortunes based off of the algorithms detected in price changes didn't break WoW's economy, no one in FFXIV is even going to come close...
And WoW's economy, like XIV's, is one where currency is worthless to plenty of players because they have nothing to spend it on.
But, for as little gil as people supposedly need, RMT barkers are still everywhere, which means that SOMEONE is buying gil from them, otherwise they wouldn't be advertising.



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