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Re:A Diablo 3 Story by ssully on Monday August 11, 2014 @07:28PM (#8165866)
There are also people who just don't care enough to put in the time to sell items for their real value. I never sold much on the RMA, but when I sold stuff on the GAH I would eyeball the item and just throw a price on it that I think would get it to sell fast, but still get me decent gold. I didn't play Diablo to make money, I was there to have fun.
Re:A Diablo 3 Story by duskwuff on Monday August 11, 2014 @08:22PM (#8166022)
The author seemed pretty convinced that many of the prices he was spotting were probably supposed to be real-money prices -- e.g, an item that was supposed to sell for $100 would instead be sold for 100 gold. (Which is a trivial amount, even in game.)
Re:A Diablo 3 Story by chii on Tuesday August 12, 2014 @08:06AM (#8167407)
this happens more often than you think in games that have two systems that can be confused with each other. EVE online is a good example (except instead of real currency, it's just mis-typed zeros and bad UI queues)