If you have someone with 10k gold who is going to tbc and doesn’t care about their classic gold then yes… very easily
I’ll spell it out again for you.
they give you 10k classic gold you clone you give them 20k TBC gold you now have 20 classic gold. 10k classic gold and a clone became 20k classic gold.
And this is why it isnt cloning, its redistributing.
No… they had a total buying power of 60k from the start. (or 90k with one clone and no trading if you wanted to be pedantic)
Right but i can’t magically turn my 10k gold into 20k gold. The overall gold on the server doesn’t change.
I mean it does though, one player isn’t required to clone, so they were never going to be participating in the classic economy and would have taken their 10k with them into TBC and removed it from the classic economy.
yeah it literally does
Without the clone 10k on each server
With the clone 20k on each server.
20k is twice 10k… Math
ah yes its not cloning that’s why its not called a character clone… Again figure out what words mean
Hrmm… no it’s still 10k on each server.
It is simple.
Blizzard is laying the rules that they are creating 2 separate games: TBC Classic and Classic Era.
You are allowed to copy your character over there if you want, and you pay a fee for that.
That is not duplication of gold. It is literally a character copy to another game.
You are making up things that never show gold being duplicated. Simple as that.
You are the one that cares a lot by something that is not gold dupe, and yet you try hard to show up that it is.
I stand by my statement, that the same gold that existed before the snapshot will exist after the snapshot, in both games.
what?
Player a gives player b 10k gold meaning he has 20k gold at the time of the snapshot
Player b clones and trades that 20k gold to player a to use in tbc and then goes back to vanilla.
Both versions now have 20k gold. Thats how numbers work
God I hope you’re trolling or you will never get your SATs.
okay you can keep not understanding how math works I suppose its up to you.
Its objectively true that a group of players can use the clone to effectively double their buying power. Consolidation can lead to more gold going between servers with less clones being purchased. This is simple math and empirically provable.
But the amount of gold on each server didnt magically multiply, it was redistributed. Hence, NOT cloned.
Everyone understands you, you choose not to understand anyone else.
again for the ones in the back.
Without the clone 10k on each server
With the clones 20k on each server.
Explain how that isn’t “magically multiplying” the gold on each server
I sure understand, you clearly can’t show how the gold that exists before the snapshot will be duplicated. you’re just saying that if you clone your character to Classic Era you can simply trade your gold with someone for their gold in TBC, which is not dupe.
But yeah, keep making a fool of yourself.
Again for the slow among you, the amount of gold on each server didnt change.
It LITERALLY did. if they didn’t use a clone each server would have 10k
They used a clone so each server has 20k
How is that not changing the amount of gold on the server?
I’ve shown multiple times how you do this. I even showed it in a basic math proof that’s scaleable to however many parties you want to add
Stop thinking about individual people and think of each server as a whole. At the time of the snapshot there is x gold on each server, that will not change, it can only be redistributed, the end.
Yes but by redistributing where the gold is before the snapshot you can more easily ensure that it ends up on both servers. No one is saying you can duplicate gold after the snapshot we are saying you can use the snap shot and consolidation to end up with twice the gold after the snap shot as you had before the snapshot
No you can’t.