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Originally Posted by Nilator
Try no E-Baying? E-Bay banned all virtual world items from being sold.
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Have you checked ebay? There ist still as much gold sold as before. Maybe not in america, but here in germany it is.
Wanna take a look?
Go to ebay.de and simply search for guild wars.
Back to topic.
And I'm thinking the same. On their crusade against the professional farmers and bots, ANet took several wrong turns and sacrificed many things that were fun for the ordinary player. Drops are bad, so bad you almost need farmers to get at least the basic eqipment to play. Herobattles with PvE-chars? Forget about it, you don't live long anough to play this game that much to get all the needed equipment....
The antifarmingcode ist utter crap in my opinion. Even while just going for the elonian cartographer title I got "flagged as farmer" by the game, that my drops where wothless when I finnished. "You have to play the game in a normal way and you won't trigger the anti farming code". That's the biggest common misbelief in this game. Fail a missiomn two times in a row and you already triggered it. You might not notice it and think "hey, just bad luck", but luck is not something you can reproduce all the time.
And what do the gold farmers think about it? They love it! Why? Because the first steps reduce the drops to more gold coins and collectables. That's all stackable and is on average increasing their gain.
By the way, does anybody know why on earth ANet reduced the propability of zealous mods in pve about a year ago? Any explanation? During a whole year my guild managed to find exactly ONE zealous mod for sword after that update
