Your token sells in between 2 and 12 hours.
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How exactly and to whom ???
We’ll leave that as an exercise for the student.
You used the word "sell "
Selling requires someone to buy it, if that person doesn’t want to buy how it will sell.
So Blizzard Guarantee is fake isn’t it?
Blizzard buys it, thereby injecting more gold into the economy. Wild, huh?
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You’re still repeating this lie after I already corrected you?
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So that means the statement of exchange of gold between Players is a lie and they are causing gold inflation .
So in both Cases Blizzard is lying about the token and Ops point is valid , the end
No, saying Blizzard buys it is a lie. They point-blank say it may take several days to sell depending on market activity. Blizzard doesn’t guarantee or buy anything.
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So, you’re saying:
- Blizz always tells truth,
and
- you’ve never sold a token.
Gotcha.
And what are you trying to say? That you have concrete proof that Blizzard buys up tokens? Show it.
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Go sell a token. Report back on the fine print.
Dunno about the when but the amount remains the same no matter the when. It will always be sold for what it was listed for at the time you posted regardless of what it is when it actually sells.
This does mean that the economy either eats or creates the difference in value.
The onus is on you to provide direct evidence to the contrary. You don’t get to just say things along the lines of “Blizzard is lying” without evidence.
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It actually isn’t.
I just did.
Oh I’m well aware you made that claim without evidence. Thanks for admitting to it.
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Going by the overview video, the fine print while listing a token says “Estimated Time to Sell.” As in, a prediction based on how long the selling queue is and how quickly they’re being bought, to give the seller an idea of when they might get their gold.
The overview also confirms that the amount you’ll get for the sale is locked in at the time of listing.
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It does say estimated. However, it never takes less than two hours nor more than twelve.
Because the rate people have been buying them and the rate people have been selling them has evened out over the years.
When the Token was new, the market for them swung much more wildly, there were periods where the thing shut down because there were 0 tokens for sale, which were usually followed by periods where people would wait 2-3 days for their listing to sell because people flooded the market once the “demand” pushed the value high enough.
It’s always said that. And, when a player doesn’t buy them in twelve hours, Blizzard picks up thae slack.
This still happens, particularly during very low in-game activity periods where a Shop sale occurs. It’s happened a couple times throughout DF where you’d open up the AH to buy a token and receive an error saying there were none to buy.
The claim that it never takes less than two or more than 12 hours to sell is entirely false.