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It should be called “bag of lies”. 
Actually, “bag of coins” would probably sound better and be more descriptive.
The real question, though, is why do they exist at all. Why don’t you simply get the coins straight from the blue boss satchel, or indeed directly from the boss, when you loot. As they exist, the “bags of gold” are just a useless intermediate step requiring two extra mouse clicks and one extra inventory slot.
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It should be called “bag of lies”.
Actually, “bag of coins” would probably sound better and be more descriptive.
The real question, though, is why do they exist at all. Why don’t you simply get the coins straight from the blue boss satchel, or indeed directly from the boss, when you loot. As they exist, the “bags of gold” are just a useless intermediate step requiring two extra mouse clicks and one extra inventory slot.
I feel like it’s the illusion of a reward. You feel like you’re getting more than what you actually are because it comes in a pretty little satchel which you then open.
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It should be called “bag of lies”.
Actually, “bag of coins” would probably sound better and be more descriptive.
The real question, though, is why do they exist at all. Why don’t you simply get the coins straight from the blue boss satchel, or indeed directly from the boss, when you loot. As they exist, the “bags of gold” are just a useless intermediate step requiring two extra mouse clicks and one extra inventory slot.
I feel like it’s the illusion of a reward. You feel like you’re getting more than what you actually are because it comes in a pretty little satchel which you then open.
I agree. It’s probably a psychological thing they studied to trick their player-base.
ANet – “How can we make our players think they’ll get gold, when they really won’t”
Employee – “Simple. Call it a ‘Bag of Gold.’”
ANet – “Genius! You’ve got yourself a promotion.”
But we’re like;
“OH hey guys! Lets do a dungeon – we get this whopping big bag of money-flowing gold.”
It should be called “bag of lies”.
Actually, “bag of coins” would probably sound better and be more descriptive.
The real question, though, is why do they exist at all. Why don’t you simply get the coins straight from the blue boss satchel, or indeed directly from the boss, when you loot. As they exist, the “bags of gold” are just a useless intermediate step requiring two extra mouse clicks and one extra inventory slot.
if it dropped from the boss you would earn more money because it will be affected by food buffs like Omnomberry Bars.
the food has no effect on the bag.
no farming allowed remember.
It should be called “bag of lies”.
Actually, “bag of coins” would probably sound better and be more descriptive.
The real question, though, is why do they exist at all. Why don’t you simply get the coins straight from the blue boss satchel, or indeed directly from the boss, when you loot. As they exist, the “bags of gold” are just a useless intermediate step requiring two extra mouse clicks and one extra inventory slot.
if it dropped from the boss you would earn more money because it will be affected by food buffs like Omnomberry Bars.
the food has no effect on the bag.no farming allowed remember.
They could mitigate that easily though – I just find it extremely misleading by calling it a bag of gold when it clearly isn’t! That’s like working hard during the Summer for an XBox360 and then getting one of those prehistoric PS3s.