GGG must address TFT

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Glibtiger wrote:

100% agree, GGG should make a statement. There is evidence that a report was made by Quitty (known crafter), in that report Quitty showed that he RMT'ed with the TFT crew. GGG did nothing with that report, what is the deal here GGG? Is there an investigation? Are there action that are going to be taken? Regarding trade, is there going to be a change, or are we going forward with this system?

IMO TFT needs to go, the sorry not so sorry message in the discords was laughable. There might be good services on there, but it is not worth the rot that it brings with it.

Lol what are they gonna say?

"Hey players dont join a public discord or else"


Get over it

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Reinhart wrote:

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Echothesis wrote:

TFT is an effect, not a cause.

So because GGG didn't implement certain trading features, that is the reason why TFT rmts?

Not directly, but lack of stock trade/service features is the reason why more people flock to TFT, where rmt dealers have easier time to amass large audience outside of GGG screening.

If the game was fully self-contained, rmt groups would have to build their advertisement, service comfort, and service security from scratch.

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jsuslak313 wrote:

^because its not feedback nor is it suggestions for PoE. TFT is a discord group with no affiliation or connection to GGG or PoE from a "feedback/suggestion" or action standpoint.

And because its not my nature to just stay silent when I have something to say in response. Saying nothing and letting it go unchallenged is akin to tacit acceptance, which I refuse.

You are absolutely right, its a feedback forum. Why should I have to be the one that stays silent? Because I don't agree and that is unacceptable?

Smoothest of brain takes my man.

Trade sucks. TFT provides services that players need or want. The game should provide those features so that player groups do not have more power than the game provides over others experiences. Just because you want to play SSF does not mean others do. The game is designed around trade and is why the vast majority of players play trade. Allowing for shortcomings in game features to be circumvented and thus controlled by players is just bad/lazy game design. Idc about a trade manifesto written in 2015. I care about how people actually interact with the game now and how GGG refuses to adapt to it.

Which has given an absurd amount of power to a small group of players that can do things like buy up all the Locks in a league to price fix them solely off of mirror copy fees. Whereas if there was an in game persistent mirror service then the items would not be concentrated in one place. This would also help with Rmt by making it harder to amass such wealth by actually playing and input time mattering to all. Including mirror crafters. Instead of having zero input time by hosting and mirroring items all day. There is no reason for mirrors to be the only thing well above market value in divines with an increased supply unless there is a large amount leaving circulation via other illicit tos violations. Aka RMTd away.

GGG can bury their head in the sand all they want about this but the SSF crowd is not the one funding this game since they represent a small portion of the community. If they want to risk losing more players than they can afford then they will change nothing. But lack of action will create an exodus and decrease their bottom line. People want to be able to do stuff in the game without having to alt tab to another program or source. Calling out the shortcomings in that aspect of the game and pointing out how it facilitates places like TFT gaining too much power that can negatively impact your playtime is a valid feedback point.

TFT is a front for RMT-ing on an industrial scale. When GGG refuses to ban the accounts behind it, some questions ought to be asked about why. That is what people are starting to do now.

and we should question them, you should never not question a companies intentions or reasonings behind something especially when they stay awkwardly silent about RMTing and TFT.. and what's going on.

They aren't you're friends, they are corporation, a entity, and it's always a good thing to question their intentions and make sure they are "reasonably transparent".

same stuff happened with blizzard and how they were lying about things, about pve, and how they knew all along while selling people on the idea of a PVE Xpansion. You always should question a company it's not all sunshine and rainbows they are out to make money even if it means lying to your face.

Heck same with Maplestory even who got in hot water recently for lying about their cubes and how they purposely made it so you cant roll max rolls but never released that information to the player base while still selling cubes..to players.

and some of us might sound like "tinfoil" hatty but in a lot of cases what we talk about or bring up they/it ends up being true, and people that question companies are a good thing.. you don't want YES men/woman around you 24/7 it breeds bad things..

I love how people defend TFT here. [Removed by Support]

Yes RMT affects your poe experience.

FROM THE PRICE OF DIVINES TO THE PRICE OF MIRRORS.

HEAVILY INFLUENCED BY REAL MONEY.

[Removed by Support] The market is heavily ruined by RMT.
Look at the price of mirrors.

Nuff said.