Banks can't hold money???

Banks can't hold money???

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Posted by: Tadersalad.4139

Tadersalad.4139

Today, there was a patch out that you have an account wide wallet. I don’t mind that, I believe it was a good idea, but the problem is that the reason banks even exist in the first place has been taken out. You can no longer store your gold in the bank, which i think makes no sense at all.

Some people have spending issues and the only way they are able to keep their gold is to put it in a safe location, i.e. the bank. Personally, I don’t have this issue, but I have recently created a guild event where there is a winners pot. My original plan was to throw all of my personal gold into my bank and carry the winning money on me and give it out after the game. I was also keeping gold in my bank in order to save up for the Human commander, or whatever, armor which costs quiet a bit.

Please re-install the bank… a little extra content would really be helpful

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Posted by: Astral Projections.7320

Astral Projections.7320

You can make a personal guild bank, buy influence from a Guild Promotor to get storage, and use that as a separate bank.

It’s also good for general extra storage.

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Posted by: JustTrogdor.7892

JustTrogdor.7892

You can make a personal guild bank, buy influence from a Guild Promotor to get storage, and use that as a separate bank.

It’s also good for general extra storage.

That and there is there are these items us old folks used to use that might come in handy, notepad and pen. This new system is a great way for people to learn money management and budgeting if they do indeed have spending issues as the OP suggested. I like the new system and I have 10 alts. I went the new high tech way and opted to make a spread sheet.

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Posted by: Tadersalad.4139

Tadersalad.4139

hmm… true enough. Thanks for the ideas guys but i still want an actual bank with more than safety deposit boxes