Neverwinter experiencing in-game economy exploits

@Dizzy1976 @krystyla @Tripwolf @jesusismyhomie You are making no sense.... If a player is paying a fee every month to play a game, then it tends to create a obligation to play, like if you don't play you are wasting money.

Are you suggesting a person constantly cancel and resub according to if they feel like playing or not? Although it is doable, it isn't really practical. If a player is going on hiatus for an indefinite/lengthy amount of time, this makes sense, but what if a players desire to play changes month-to-month, or what if they paid for a 6 month or yearly subscription and don't feel like playing anymore halfway through?This is a situation where it can feel like work, since you are playing primarily because you don't want to waste that money you spent.

@Dizzy1976 @krystyla @Tripwolf @jesusismyhomie well i did that after realising wow felt like a 2nd job

@krystyla @Tripwolf @jesusismyhomie Uhhh if you dont want to play...Cancel the damn subscription...its really not that hard to do...people these days.

@Tripwolf @krystyla @jesusismyhomie paid subscription makes you play when you dont even want to

@stev69@blackkatrecordi "You can cap a toon in a couple of days if you put some effort in, it took me four days to get to forty with very little effort, its such a generic snooze fest."

- In the original Guild Wars, you could hit lvl 20 (max lvl) in one day...There is more to an MMO than the length it takes to lvl your toon...

"The faster combat is fun in the beginning but it flatters to deceive, and once you get past that you quickly begin to realise its just another obvious online cash shop.

I can't even see how they expect to make any money out of it, there really is no need to buy anything form the cash shop,"

- So it's an obvious online cash shop, but you can't see how they could make any money since players don't need to buy anything... Wouldn't that kinda defeat the purpose of being an "obvious" cash shop? Wouldn't something so blatantly "obvious" constantly be looming over players, letting them know that they eventually will have to spend money, rather than opting for the "pay for this optional, not required to progress content," business model? Sounds a bit contradictory....

"I pity anyone who preorded, if those people are happy with their purchase they won't be for long."

- There was no "pre-order." It's a free game.... you could purchase a founders/guardian pack for early access to beta's, but it isn't a pre-order. A pre-order would necessitate the existence of a "regular" or "post" order, which doesn't exist.

@stev69

Did you play any good foundry missions? I played one and it was way better than in game content (had to read, challenging combat). I'd say thats the hilight of this game for DnD fans.

@stev69 @blackkatrecordi Almost all of this F2P crap is a snooze fest meant to milk people for money. Also, pushing SO hard for the casual player kills the game because it TOO bland and TOO easy.

@stev69 @blackkatrecordi i would buy things if they were not so stupid expensive. its like 10$ for another inventory bag. and we need like 4 to fill out.

@colt_a @skate17e @enartloc @Tripwolf @doolies I've bought several items with gold and then sell them for AD... How the hell is that not getting AD for gold?...

Like the man previously said, do play the game before commenting.

@skate17e @enartloc @Tripwolf @doolies Maybe you should play the game. You can't get AD for Gold. Gold is a near worthless currency only good for buying potions, kits, and your mount. It has no conversion rate into AD (the real currency of the AH). You can only get AD from daily quests and converting Zen you bought with real money.

@enartloc @skate17e @Tripwolf @doolies maybe you should play the game before commenting? Thanks

@skate17e @Tripwolf @doolies you can't get AD with gold,stop lying