Guild Wars 2

What is this TOS bro? I have only heard about COC.

Actually nevermind, I’m just here to make bro Lindbur look like an illegal vedio.

beaten to fixing the bug o:

Yes! uniform looks and change the economic system to communism in its final form. Dungeon selling problem solved.
Or to quote an Oscar winning short film: “My spoon is too big”.

happy Halloween everyone

Nidome.1365:

I have to agree in general principle with the OP.
Buying dungeon run completions is effectively the same as buying a levelling service.

Apples and oranges?
Or did you actually mean buying a leveling service that was legally done in other MMOs and NEVER against TOS, where you payed ingame gold, went afk for a few hours and a DD killed everything around you, so you could receive a party-shared exp and therefore got afk-leveled?

If yes, then you are correct, buying/selling paths for INGAME GOLD is the same as above stated.

What if I offer my friendship for gold? Being friends with me lets you leech dungeons. Would that be illegal too?

dlonie.6547:

Jerus.4350:

The wife was an avid craftswoman. She would do that stuff all day and sell things off bringing in a huge profit.

Hehe thats awesome!

But I think they were refering to crafting in EQ, where it is entirely possible to be much more profitable than crafting in GW2

@OP

Just a few things.

On the customer service. While yes there is the possibility for an increase of tickets to deal with, with griefers, scammers, etc. Again that is what CS is being paid to do. I have worked CS for many years, and while it can be a very rewarding job, it also has it’s downsides. But thats the job you signed up for and need to take the bad with the good. If there are people in the CS dept. that feel they cannot handle the tickets concerning dungeon selling, then they wouldn’t still be working there.

As far as the ToS is concerned. It’s not against the ToS. Buying a run is a valid form of playing the game. To pay for the run they either had to play the game to get the gold, or use gems to convert, which are paid for with real money. Granted if they get scammed, they can certainly report the person/submit a ticket, but they won’t recieve their gold back.

In any case, it doesn’t really “harm” the game or effect anything. If you feel such thing is bad or wrong, don’t participate. Just play and let play. You’ll live longer.

pdavis.8031:

dlonie.6547:

Jerus.4350:

The wife was an avid craftswoman. She would do that stuff all day and sell things off bringing in a huge profit.

Hehe thats awesome!

But I think they were refering to crafting in EQ, where it is entirely possible to be much more profitable than crafting in GW2

^^ yeah, though at that time it was a MUCH smaller profit than it had been before.(IMO not worth it, but she enjoyed it so /shrug)

Way back in original EQ the tradeskillers were the filthy wealthy people along with a handful of hardcore players who got and were willing to sell some ridiculously good items. My first guild ever was actually “Yarblek Industries” which was a merchant guild where we crafted sub combines for each other for cheap.

Jerus.4350:

pdavis.8031:

dlonie.6547:

Jerus.4350:

The wife was an avid craftswoman. She would do that stuff all day and sell things off bringing in a huge profit.

Hehe thats awesome!

But I think they were refering to crafting in EQ, where it is entirely possible to be much more profitable than crafting in GW2

^^ yeah, though at that time it was a MUCH smaller profit than it had been before.(IMO not worth it, but she enjoyed it so /shrug)

Way back in original EQ the tradeskillers were the filthy wealthy people along with a handful of hardcore players who got and were willing to sell some ridiculously good items. My first guild ever was actually “Yarblek Industries” which was a merchant guild where we crafted sub combines for each other for cheap.

The only EQ I really got into was project 1999, it was vanilla but mostly older nostalgic players. I never pursued crafting, but if teamed up with a farmer, I could imagine it could be somewhat profitable.

Project 99 was great, when I got to it they had added initial release Kunark to it. I got back up to lvl 57 and pretty well decked out, those last 3 levels were a PAIN. I don’t think I ever hit lvl 60 till like late velious/luclin even back in the day. And… bard OP! killing entire fields of enemies all at once… so much fun.

Jerus.4350:

Project 99 was great, when I got to it they had added initial release Kunark to it. I got back up to lvl 57 and pretty well decked out, those last 3 levels were a PAIN. I don’t think I ever hit lvl 60 till like late velious/luclin even back in the day. And… bard OP! killing entire fields of enemies all at once… so much fun.

Nice!

ok back on topic….

Dungeon selling really isn’t that much of an issue.

There’s a topic?