RMT Spam

[Zplinter]

the level of tells seems to be increasing rapidly on Excal in the past few weeks. used to be if you were in Ul'dah it was spam city, then the other other cities, now it is out in the wilds like northern than.

[Tupsi]

Probably because RMT are generally bots that can't type Japanese or how about the chance that the JP players don't care about purchasing Gil while NA evidently do. If nobody bought Gil, they would leave, it's that simple.

Erm..No. Not only can Japanese players understand website URLs, but most farmers are Chinese who can barely speak or understand English - Bots can speak whatever language you program into it and it is insanely easy to create a bot that type in multiple languages.

[Woggers]

Probably because RMT are generally bots that can't type Japanese or how about the chance that the JP players don't care about purchasing Gil while NA evidently do. If nobody bought Gil, they would leave, it's that simple.

Lol.... what??? Um no...Its because there is a large amount of NA/EU players that are impatient and have a 'I Want It now!!!!' attitude. JP players are more likely to grind and earn/attain item themselves rather than looking for a way to have it handed to them.

[Xieveral]

Probably because RMT are generally bots that can't type Japanese or how about the chance that the JP players don't care about purchasing Gil while NA evidently do. If nobody bought Gil, they would leave, it's that simple.

You really believe that JP players do no wrong?

They are just as shady as the rest of the playerbase. Lack of advertisement doesn't mean RMT isn't happening, they have different companies with different tactics.

[Tupsi]

You really believe that JP players do no wrong?

http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/120...=1#post6061123

As far as the montly billing goes, people are becoming more pragmatic and they're only willing to pay for the things that they want to use. What that means to monthly billing is that there are players who would rather pay based on the amount of time they play in a particular month, after they've played. There used to be no debate about this, since monthly billing was the only standard for MMORPGs, but now F2P is a consideration. We see this desire for players who would rather buy items especially in North America.

Nobody said they can do no wrong, there's just an obvious rift when it comes to stuff like this.