I haven't sold anything in trade chat since classic.
Put it on the AH.
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I have to agree with Foj on the stupidity of a majority of trade sellers being out of whack - Nobody seems to understand that just because you advertise an item at a specific price, it doesn't make that item worth that price.
A Fiery Core (you know, that mat that drops from Molten Core) is not worth 6500 gold, regardless if its not on the AH and nowhere else to be found - I will openly, gladly, and furiously point out how obnoxious that price is, and find satisfaction in seeing that same person selling the same item 2 days later in trade for a much, much lower price. The economy in this game is deplorable.
And? That proves nothing not to mention taking numbers from what I assume is some tracking website that for all we know isn't accurate or is even counting the Alliance/Horde listings separately essentially doubling the amount.
Blizz has said time and again that duping does not exist.
TCG mounts are unquestionably being created through illegitimate means. I'm OK with calling it "duping," in the absence of a more precise term. There's no public information on why there are more TCG mounts sold than there are mount codes, but if you happen to know how that works, let us know. I'm pretty sure Blizzard knows exactly what the "extra TCG loot" problem is but is unable to fix it, for whatever reason.
Meanwhile there are, always have been, and will continue to be methods to craft items without required cooldowns and/or materials. Blizzard fixes them as they come to light, but there are so many ways to approach this type of exploit that Blizzard will never eliminate it.
Back on topic, when I see someone hawking TCG items in trade chat ....
I'm not going to argue over the semantics of the word "duping."
I am going to say that for sure there have been more TCG items created in game than there are physically existing TCG loot cards though.
Also as I said there were and are and will continue to be ways to create multiple copies of "crafted" items (JC mounts, DMF cards, Crimson Deathchargers, and many many more) with the materials for one item. If you don't want to call that "duping," fine.
But the fact that you don't call these excess items created by illicit means "dupes" doesn't mean that they don't exist.
I really don't understand how this particular argument even gets going.
Why do you, or anyone else, bother pointing out how ridiculous the price is? If it doesn't sell, they'll adjust the price, or keep beating their face against the AH wall. Either way you're just wasting your own time worrying about other people's problems.
To put it another way: do you go to a flea market/garage sale and "openly, glady, and furiously point out" that a stack of CDs is not worth a dollar? Or do you just glance at it, chuckle, and move on? Don't be one of the people who revels in the anonymity of the Internet to put others down. The ATTITUDE of people in this game is deplorable.
I guess all those people selling Jeweled Panthers for less than half the price of mats were compromised accounts, eh? And all these Spectral Tigers from a card game no longer being published is completely sensical.
I bet if you had asked Bliz a couple years ago, they would have told you it'd be impossible for someone to be invisible and 1-shot players. And yet it happened.
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Ignoring possible customers seems like a bad idea.
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Oh yeah the multiple level 1 character Jeweled Onyx Panther auctions with ~80% price drop didn't happen in MoP I must've been seeing things. /sarcasm
Take the blindfold off, of course blizzard wouldn't tell you that it's possible
Bought my Panther for 10k from a level 1 with a name like Asffdssgh in trade chat. Bought Crimson Deathcharger too for 5k from another level 1 a year before that, so did everyone in my guild, and a shit ton of other people. We lined up and made a Crimson Deathcharger train in Orgrimmar. Good times.
Good old thread: http://stormspire.net/archive-auctio...now-about.html
I use the word "dupe" to describe "items brought into existence without the requisite materials" because it's the simplest word to use. There are many different ways "extra items" can be brought into the game. It may well be the case that you can't literally "duplicate" an item in WoW. That doesn't mean that, for example, it wasn't at one time possible to make 10, or 100, Crimson Deathchargers from the materials needed for one, because, obviously it was. Early in MoP it was possible to craft Darkmoon cards without consuming the materials. That particular exploit (although it wasn't strictly speaking a "dupe") became completely public and caused a complete crash of the DMF trinket market on many servers. (Then, many permabans were handed out.) You can read all about it by googling for "darkmoon cards without using any mats at all".
This is what people generally mean by "dupe" -- a way to get something in-game for nothing, or more of something than you should.
It happens, just tell them to go fuck yourself.
/2 WTS Level 25 Chrominus, 25K PST
/w lol nice try
/w just post on ah
/w lol how about 4K?
/2 Only PST if interested and yeah, 25K is correct and yes, they ALWAYS sell for that.
Almost a weekly experience.
Don't waste any more effort than you should, the instant they bitch about me as salesman instead of the price itself they fly on ignore.
They sell for 500g on my server, and simply because whether Level 1 or 25, it takes a matter of moments really to level it up super fast. Draenor Pet Trainers will give you at least ~2 Level 25 pets per day when you also use the currency to improve the levels as well. 25K is a lot of money for something that easy to do yourself.
I respond to all types of stupidity with the same reply - "K."
Dunno, but I ignore instantly people who overprice.