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Suggestions/Trader Profession - Silberfalke - 31-03-2014
I couldn't find a thread for suggestions, so I hope this one won't be in vain.
My idea would be to have a "Trader" profession, gaining Assist XP for every sale in
the Auction Hall.
Just a thought...like 2 Gold in sale=1 Assist XP with the possibility to earn more XP
per sale climbing the ladder...
What do you think?
Darn...wrong board...sorry Admins, can't delete...please move! :-[ :-\
Re: Suggestions/Trader Profession - greekdragonkdl - 01-04-2014
I disagree with the idea of getting assist xp for selling items in AH. Getting xp from selling in Marketplace would enable players to purchase xp through gold essentially, which would make training up alts a bit too easy. Getting xp from selling in AH would be way too easy for players to abuse the system. For example, somebody could start a house with their main, invite an alt, give 1 char 100k, the other some lowend item, which they put on AH for 100k, the other char buys it, gets 50k assist xp, then puts it back on AH for 100k, the other char buys it, that char gets 50k assist xp, and so on and so on. That would enable players to essentially generate an infinite amount of gold and xp. Although that would be an action admins and devs would certainly ban for doing, it puts an extra unnecessary workload on their staffing with very little benefit.
With the current system you layed out for this class, I do not support it.
Re: Suggestions/Trader Profession - Silberfalke - 01-04-2014
(01-04-2014, 12:18 AM)greekdragonkdl link Wrote: --snip--Darn, I didn't think of that...do you think people would really do so? - That's bad.
But I got your point. 2:1 was also only an idea. Maybe a much lower amount would
do, although the problem persisted then. :-\
I just couldn't imagine...good thoughts of yours, nonetheless, thanks