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Originally Posted by Jinkies
This is simply a replay of the oldest debate in GW. Essentially what you are saying is Hey, yeah dupes suck but don't QQ about it, just dupe yourself!
Or yeah man SF sucks but hey it rapes UWso ima go abuse it. There is no right or wrong answer there nor a real logical one. This thread is not that argument. This thread is a warning to people currently using/ thinking about using this service.
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Hey, it sucks that you sit in Kamadan taking advantage of the fact that other people don't know item prices as well as you do. You of all people can't make an argument for what's legitimate and what's not on these grounds. The trading community uses the same defense.
The problem with things like duping and a broken SF is that they change the underlying time <-> money equation. ANet bans for duping for a reason; the duper can effectively make everyone else instantly poor. Why shouldn't you exploit SF? The basic problem is that you should; you're losing ground to others unless you do, and unless you have time to burn when the exploit is available.
By contrast, there's nothing inherently wrong with what you do. People do save time by selling to you at a discount, and you invest your time moving items to more motivated buyers. This doesn't mess with the rate at which players can convert time to money generally.
Even so, I find it ridiculously ironic that you make your money by taking advantage of others' lack of education about prices but attempt to educate others about the "real" value of a zkey.
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Originally Posted by Jinkies
Nobody has posted much about if they should continue to be on Guru, they are after all, like everyone mentioned lottery of a sort. And is undeniably against the rules of Ventari.
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Using a zkey is a lottery. Using a Coffer of Whispers is a lottery. You want to ban the sale of zkeys and Coffers? These are also lotteries.
Here's what happens in this Zaishen service: the players are simply separating the two functions of a zkey (drops and points) and improving the rate at which each receives the desired function. Everybody wins.