Guild Wars 2

Verdelet Arconia.6987:

ecto was just an exagerated example,read further. its already explained

Explain it again, because I’m still not understanding.

Step 1: List an item with a specific number sequence for the sell price.

Step 2: Person goes on TP and . . . can’t buy it direct from you at that price unless the price is exceedingly unique. And there’s no guarantee it’s sold from the person in Step 1 in particular.

Step 3: . . . profit?

I just checked, also, I don’t see a “Minor Sigil of the Night” recipe scroll. The wiki listed recipe follows the trend of upgrades, but oddly enough I don’t think I found it. However, weapons with that Sigil would have dropped back in October.

Once more. Rare items and limited time items are usually more than they should be. Rare and limited time items? Expensive for those who collect.

Tobias Trueflight.8350:

Step 2: Person goes on TP and . . . can’t buy it direct from you at that price unless the price is exceedingly unique.

Correction. Person can’t buy it from a specific seller unless the price is the lowest listed, AND unique, both factors that the seller/buyer cannot perfectly control.

Ursan.7846:

Tobias Trueflight.8350:

Step 2: Person goes on TP and . . . can’t buy it direct from you at that price unless the price is exceedingly unique.

Correction. Person can’t buy it from a specific seller unless the price is the lowest listed, AND unique, both factors that the seller/buyer cannot perfectly control.

Actually, there’s a list on the side, isn’t there, where you can pick where you buy from?

Tobias Trueflight.8350:

Actually, there’s a list on the side, isn’t there, where you can pick where you buy from?

If you select something of a higher price, you auto-select everything lower and you can’t deselect the lower-priced goods without deselecting everything.

Verdelet Arconia.6987:

No worries bro.Crime can be complex yet simple in its execution.Not everyone has the same mental capacity to understand certain concepts

All TP transactions are logged. To think that ANet would be unable to differentiate suspicious activity from regular trading activity is pretty naive.

Despite the various execution barriers Ursan, Tobias and other have brought up, anyone idiotic enough to think this is a viable laundering method deserves to be banned on that basis alone.