GGG supports RMT

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Jourdain wrote:

Lmao at casuals who make 20c an hour max saying that people with 7k exalts are obvious RWTers.


Try playing in a dedicated 5 man in fully juiced maps, they literally shit out currency and you can make multiple exalts per hour easily.


Even a solo player who knows how to invest currency or flip early on can make dozens of mirrors every league easily.



Just because your a casual with no clue about game mechanics and how to use them to make currency doesn't mean rich players RWT lmao.


Not to mention streamers get donations all the time so why would they need to RWT especially when the rich ones already make dozens of mirrors by playing the game anyways.

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Anakarr wrote:

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Zionyaru wrote:

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lalalazila wrote:

Why does ggg take an almost protective stance with scammers, even punishing victims who post the scammer name? (By the way this is one of the oldest ways to prevent scamming becoming rampant in an online game)

Okay, humor me here.

So what if right now I was to post a photoshopped screenshot of you scamming me, and thousands of people saw it, believed it, and slapped you right on their blacklist.

Scam callouts aren't publicly removed to protect scammers, they are removed to protect people from being defamed as revenge by those who may be salty at them for one reason or another.

And yes, you may well have a long video with absolutely uneditable irrefutable evidence that someone attempted a scam, but as soon as they start blurring the lines and allowing "some" callouts and not others, the entire system collapses inwards.


I wish some people could actually engage their brains for 5 minutes and think about the logic behind why this works the way it does.

And you Necro'd a thread with knowledge that is widely known?

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trixxar wrote:

I would RMT if it increased my fun, because who cares about rules or how GGG intends you to play their game.

But ultimately... just buying gear, anyone can do that. If you have a good job, or really any job, you have enough to buy the latest high end meta gear without noticing the loss.

But what then, you have entered god mode with no effort, whats the point.

As others said, let people who want to RMT do their thing, you do yours, how does it impact you.

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KopaKabana wrote:

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trixxar wrote:

I would RMT if it increased my fun, because who cares about rules or how GGG intends you to play their game.

But ultimately... just buying gear, anyone can do that. If you have a good job, or really any job, you have enough to buy the latest high end meta gear without noticing the loss.

But what then, you have entered god mode with no effort, whats the point.

As others said, let people who want to RMT do their thing, you do yours, how does it impact you.

those ppl also control the market, buddy...

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trixxar wrote:

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KopaKabana wrote:

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trixxar wrote:

I would RMT if it increased my fun, because who cares about rules or how GGG intends you to play their game.

But ultimately... just buying gear, anyone can do that. If you have a good job, or really any job, you have enough to buy the latest high end meta gear without noticing the loss.

But what then, you have entered god mode with no effort, whats the point.

As others said, let people who want to RMT do their thing, you do yours, how does it impact you.

those ppl also control the market, buddy...

If you need the top end gear to win (i.e. the market impacts you) then your build is too narrow.

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KopaKabana wrote:

i dont need it, i want it, i strive to get better equiped, this is the point of the game