Both for sure,
I will buy and sell as well, not only in the sense of attempting to "play the market" but also looking to cheap deals to speed up the gaming process.
If there is low demand for spending real $$ (which I honestly doubt) while there will be insanely high supply (because people are simply claiming that they will only sell, which I also highly doubt) then I will only be happier to spend $1 to get millions of gold/items that'll take years of farming to acquire.
I believe that the people who spend $$ to buy in game items are not the minority, it is just they tend to hide in the shadows, or are simply hypocrites.
I believe the true minority are those that will never use the auctionhouse due to some principles. For those of you claim to be one of those people, I would like to know who you are, what you stand for, and hopefully track you for an update 1-2-8 years down the line after release.
This is ultimately the reason why many claim to not like the RMAH. People are easily tempted, the weak-willed majority are simply too afraid that legitimizing the system will only serve to break them, however they will rarely admit that fact.
Why cant people simply admit that the reason why they feel that the RMAH should not be legitimized is because gaming is used as a fantasy tool to escape from the harsh reality of our capitalistic society?
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Actually the pot spam was a good part of the diablo series, it allowed for encounters to be difficult to survive EVEN IF you spammed pots.
Pot cooldown simply means that they have to lower the theoretical bar, slow down the pace/difficulty
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I will buy and sell as well, not only in the sense of attempting to "play the market" but also looking to cheap deals to speed up the gaming process.
If there is low demand for spending real $$ (which I honestly doubt) while there will be insanely high supply (because people are simply claiming that they will only sell, which I also highly doubt) then I will only be happier to spend $1 to get millions of gold/items that'll take years of farming to acquire.
I believe that the people who spend $$ to buy in game items are not the minority, it is just they tend to hide in the shadows, or are simply hypocrites.
I believe the true minority are those that will never use the auctionhouse due to some principles. For those of you claim to be one of those people, I would like to know who you are, what you stand for, and hopefully track you for an update 1-2-8 years down the line after release.
This is ultimately the reason why many claim to not like the RMAH. People are easily tempted, the weak-willed majority are simply too afraid that legitimizing the system will only serve to break them, however they will rarely admit that fact.
Why cant people simply admit that the reason why they feel that the RMAH should not be legitimized is because gaming is used as a fantasy tool to escape from the harsh reality of our capitalistic society?