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Edited by TD_Hawkeye:
3/25/2015 8:34:13 PM
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Alright bungie enough is enough!
What is so wrong with giving your devoted guardians a trade system? I see posts of people saying it would break the game, "scrubs" will be 32 without even knowing the raids, etc. This can easily be prevented by making exotics and raid gear/weapons "bind to your account." Let the scrubs buy the 33 armor and 331 weapons! Give us an auction house/marketplace! Every RPG/MMO I've played I spend a fair share of my time at the auction house examining prices, checking for the perfect weapons, and just looking at the cool novelty items. What about this would break the game? In my opinion it adds so much versatility to an already great game! Please bungie! We love you!
Edit: 69 replies hehe giggity
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1 ReplyI used to think it would lead to players selling things for actual money online and that would give some people an unfair advantage, but now I am of two minds about it. On the one hand "so what?” It’s not like there is an efficient way to farm gallys so that as a reseller I could have enough on hand to make that model viable, and on the other it isn’t like it would even matter that much. PvE side I don’t care what you have and how you got it, I only care about what I have and how i can get it. PvP is usually (except IB) normalized so one red death is as good as the next and it isn’t like people aren’t all running around using the same handful of guns already. I really don’t think it would change that much or create much of a real world economy. The drops are too unpredictable. So I’m on board for trading and I have around 16 timebreaker sparrows available. Looking for just one Vex....
