There are already studios using scripts to earn currency items

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llindvior#2871 wrote:

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ki784340143#8116 wrote:

Inflation is already very serious. If it is not dealt with in time, non-RMT players will lose the gaming experience. The inflation rate has risen by 50% in less than a week. Now the efforts of non-RMT players have no rewards.

You think the studios were specifically created two months after release because the RMT'ers played some poe2 and just suddenly want to do it?

An idea just came across your mind doesn't mean it just appeared bro.

Studio like that existed in poe1 for ages.

They were there in poe2 from day 1.

So no, the inflation is not about the studios.

And yes, you will have figure out why yourself.

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Snorkle_uk#0761 wrote:

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ki784340143#8116 wrote:

This is not a fantasy, but if I want, I can buy and use this script program. Studios and RMT are inevitable, but studios using script programs will create a huge gap between RMT players and non-RMT players.

I am a new POE player.Although I haven't played POE1, I know the simplest economic theory. A fully automated 24-hour machine assembly line will produce things faster than manual production, and the extra currency in circulation will greatly dilute the purchasing power of the existing currency.


Do you mean that POE1 is also full of studios using scripts and GGG cannot supervise it? If so, please tell me. Thank you. If so, I will AFK and not waste my time playing this game.

I don't want to be a slave to the AI ​​script

ggg ban bots and rmt companies, seize their stocks, ip ban them etc. they make new accounts, go again, ggg bans them again. its an endless cycle.


same in all arpgs with trade economies. all the diablo games were/are riddled with bots. people used to joke about blizzard that they would save their bot ban waves up and use them to boost quarterly earnings figures when the bot farms bought new copies of diablo 3 to resume business.




i came accross someone who RMTed once in poe1. was in a guild that played in standard a lot and a guy in our discord admitted to buying exalts for real money.

thing was he was the least rich of all of us. we all had mirrored gear, ez mode characters, 1000s of exalts etc. the guy was from australia and he was by far the poorest person in the discord, he laughed about it and said he needed to do it to keep up with the rest of us now and then.

i guess the reality was that we were all playing 40 hours a week like crazy people farming super hard, he was playing 6 hours a week and had way less game knowledge.






i dont rly have a clear image of it but i imagine a lot of rmt is like that?

the more serious accusations of high end rmt i see getting thrown around by experienced players are more often on the side of the really rich players selling their mirrors, not buying them.

no ones buying multiple mirrors from rmt in order to be a guy who has a 20 stack of mirrors right? why would anyone do that? makes no sense. actual rich people in this game have shotloads of currency, why would you rmt currency in order to just have it sitting there?

i feel like most people who rmt must use it to buy gear? so logic would say these are not the most rich people in the game, not even close to rich players. rich players are beyond buying gear into just stacking wealth for the sake of stacking wealth?

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blackarm#7481 wrote:

1) GGG sets the exalt to divine ratio, not players, not "studios", based on perceived rarity and drop rates in comparison to other things.

2) Countless exalts drop in one map even with 0 gear IIR.

3) Exalts are useless, dropped constantly, and thrown at stuff without care.

4) People with divine have little to no reason to buy exalted with it, especially when: point 2.

5) The ratio is a lie. It only reflects a small subset of people interested in both sides of said transaction. Less people are interested in being one side of: point 4.

6) Every similar game has people trying to profit in real life from them, it's not a secret...

And lastly, when making claims all of your proof shouldn't be riddled with countless "I feel", "I think", "This, therefore, they must be." Conclusions drawn from personal feelings and imaginary scenarios played out in mind, are just that.

Also, best of luck to you and "the power of your fantasy." It will have no bearing on anyone, even if it were a cause, and current characters and inventories are to be voided in months anyway; and most will start fresh, so the power, is a bit... limp.

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blackarm#7481 wrote:

1) GGG sets the exalt to divine ratio, not players, not "studios", based on perceived rarity and drop rates in comparison to other things.

2) Countless exalts drop in one map even with 0 gear IIR.

3) Exalts are useless, dropped constantly, and thrown at stuff without care.

4) People with divine have little to no reason to buy exalted with it, especially when: point 2.

5) The ratio is a lie. It only reflects a small subset of people interested in both sides of said transaction. Less people are interested in being one side of: point 4.

6) Every similar game has people trying to profit in real life from them, it's not a secret...

And lastly, when making claims all of your proof shouldn't be riddled with countless "I feel", "I think", "This, therefore, they must be." Conclusions drawn from personal feelings and imaginary scenarios played out in mind, are just that.

Also, best of luck to you and "the power of your fantasy." It will have no bearing on anyone, even if it were a cause, and current characters and inventories are to be voided in months anyway; and most will start fresh, so the power, is a bit... limp.

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blackarm#7481 wrote:

1) GGG sets the exalt to divine ratio, not players, not "studios", based on perceived rarity and drop rates in comparison to other things.

2) Countless exalts drop in one map even with 0 gear IIR.

3) Exalts are useless, dropped constantly, and thrown at stuff without care.

4) People with divine have little to no reason to buy exalted with it, especially when: point 2.

5) The ratio is a lie. It only reflects a small subset of people interested in both sides of said transaction. Less people are interested in being one side of: point 4.

6) Every similar game has people trying to profit in real life from them, it's not a secret...

And lastly, when making claims all of your proof shouldn't be riddled with countless "I feel", "I think", "This, therefore, they must be." Conclusions drawn from personal feelings and imaginary scenarios played out in mind, are just that.

Also, best of luck to you and "the power of your fantasy." It will have no bearing on anyone, even if it were a cause, and current characters and inventories are to be voided in months anyway; and most will start fresh, so the power, is a bit... limp.

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Sakanabi#6664 wrote:

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ki784340143#8116 wrote:

Inflation is already very serious. If it is not dealt with in time, non-RMT players will lose the gaming experience. The inflation rate has risen by 50% in less than a week. Now the efforts of non-RMT players have no rewards.

Soon everyone will play SSF and all RMTers will have to go fuck themselves.