Guild Wars 2

a trust bank system where deposited gold by two players cannot be touched until a threshold is reached. Once reached, trust bank will automatically divide withdraw-able gold by half between the two players. Bank can have slots that deposit trade-able items for display but can only be withdrawn by the depositee. A transcript of gold deposited by players is listed much in the same way guild bank does.

The reason I want this is because I want to create a legendary weapon with somebody, while still having an assurance the guy won’t steal/piggy back ride on my gold deposited; I can carry him in the exact amount that I wish to and can keep track of his deposits so I can match his deposits as well.

What a convoluted system to do something. Would take up huge amounts of time and effort for little to no gain.

get ur own guild for a storage..and dont touch the money^^ (actually i miss the option to store money in the bank..since i tend to spent the money i have in my inventory

Yargesh.4965:

What a convoluted system to do something. Would take up huge amounts of time and effort for little to no gain.

The trust bank system is set up for people who cannot moderate/ discipline themselves in how they spend gold. Its like when you ask a person to hold the money for you cause you can’t handle money, only a trust bank will never betray your trust out of greed. The reason you want someone else to deposit gold with you instead is so you can support each other when you are feeling burned out from the grind. Completing multiple trust bank projects with friends is how you earn their trust, hopefully to the point where a trust bank is no longer even needed!

In very bad on saving gold. Always buy something small. But i made Volcanus by always using my gold to materials and putted them on bank (not colletions). Only took me 7 days make volcanus.

Use your personal guild and he uses his. If the two of you are members of each other’s guilds without privileges then both of you can keep tabs and verify that both sides are putting in the gold without being able to touch the other person’s gold.

That should be close enough.