Is RMT and boosting against the TOS in POE2?

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amazingmaze111#9945 wrote:

RMT not just against TOS. It against the law.

It depends on the country you're playing from.

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amazingmaze111#9945 wrote:

But boosting for ingame currency is not against anything. Except morally wrong,
Does not matter in poe2 since there is no multiplayer due to game mechanics and performance. But in online games boosting just fills up the group finders with a unch of noobs who have no idea how to play because someone else plays the game for them.

I don't see anything wrong with paying for a service/carry.
It's an integral part of the game's economy, and the deal seems fair to me.

“You're not yet able to kill “X” boss/content, OK, I'll do it for you for a fee and you win too”.

I don't see anything “morally wrong”.

When "Integrity" is regarded as a retrospective outcome, the risk of circular reasoning arises.

Attempting to prove integrity while presuming its preexistence leads to a "self-referential" contradiction. For example, in order to validate that "Integrity is maintained," the very recognition of Integrity itself must already exist.

Paradoxically, the actions and words directed toward "those who do not share this recognition" suggest that integrity is being recognized as a process — one that is not merely a fixed, assumed state but a continuous dynamic that encompasses even diverse and conflicting perspectives.

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To maintain the universal integrity in online game culture, I think we have to respect the golden rule "you don't have to tell me what to do" (and those ToS are to support this process.)

RTM to everyone, not just them.

See ? We can't force integrity out of nowhere.