PR0METHEUS wrote:tedtwilliger wrote:I dont see what u are trying to say.
Why can Joymax not just make it so that you can sell silk for gold?
They did. Item mail items were exchangeable back in the day. An update got rid of that.
I really dont know what u are trying to say in this article, i cant fully understand your logic. Maybe its just your imperfect English, maybe its the fact that its late and im tired. Either way, what are you saying.? lol
He's saying... why doesn't Joymax make it so that you can sell silk in a stall in-game for gold? Purchase a bunch of silk through paypal, then put that silk up in a stall for other players to buy using gold. If legits could sell silk in a stall, that would make it pointless for people to go out to gold-selling websites to buy gold. Instead of buying gold, buy silk with cash (legal) and sell that silk in-game through a stall or exchange (not implemented yet).
Maybe that would get rid of gold bots, because people wouldn't be buying gold from the websites anymore (they'd buy silk through paypal and sell it to get their gold.)
I'm guessing the reason they don't do this is because it would open up another way for people to charge back. Make a dummy account, buy silk, sell it for gold, transfer gold to main character, chargeback, get the account banned. Then you have your gold AND got your money back. You'd have Jangan filled with lvl 1 silk sellers instead of having gold bots out in the field.
I dont know how long u have been playing SRO. I have been playing for about a year and a half, maybe 2. Not sure on the time. Anyway, they did have this system. Item mail items were able to be exchanged between players and sold for in game gold. Though this caused alot of problems. This game already has a large disadvantage against people who dont buy silk. By implementing this system, again, it would mean a lvl 1 player just starting off, could buy up big on his credit card, get 500 million $$ in a few days, and enjoy the entire game with ALOT of money, whilst someone without access to item mail could play the game, hand grind up to lvl 80 without silk, and never see this kind of money in their life. It would create a greater bias towards paying customers, and cause many people to leave. This, in theory, will then see the servers with a lower amount of people, lets say theoretically, half the number of people. With the lack of players, people would start to notice the lack of items, especially sos, being sold on the market., and this COULD cause some more inactivity in the game. This could be fatal to SRO, as a mmo, relies on interactivity.
That is all in an extreme situation obviously.