Someone buys RMT gold.
Said someone shows up to a GDKP raid.
Now everyone in the raid gets RMT gold.
GDKP allows a player to essentially directly buy raid loot via RMT.
Worse yet, it also means everyone else at that raid now has dirty gold putting their accounts at risk.
This direct RMT > raid loot pipeline increases gold seller profits, thus increasing botting and account hacking and further making buying gold socially acceptable more than it already is.
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Ok so don’t use the auction house too? How can you be certain you don’t receive Rmt gold for what you sell?
Absolute ape status argument
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How is everyone in the raid at fault for this?
Im sure blizz is oblivious to someone receiving 1000+ gold from a lvl 1 hunter. . . What are we talking about here?
Oh the dude afk at the entrance in greens who’s main got banned can somehow afford a 200k gressil?
Man’s must of farmed very hard 
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GJ, now you understand why your comments about pugs(even though they are wrong) wouldn’t matter because there isn’t any content that pugs struggle with yet.
Amazing!!!
You can see it, yet youre making excuses for Blizzard not being able to???
Yet somehow every gdkp can’t see rmt in their runs
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Because everyone who gets gold from the GDKP raid gets dirty gold from the gold buyer.
You are still responsible for your own actions, even if you unknowingly help RMT.
The AH is a supported transaction, and not the same at all.
On the AH, I sell goods for fair market value. I have no control over who buys them, and Blizzard can easily trace that I am not involved in RMT at all.
In a GDKP, a player gives gold directly to someone else, in exchange for nothing. To Blizzard, all they see is a player who bought 10,000 gold giving said dirty gold to another player.
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You are trying to explain basic economics to people who struggle so much in real life with this concept, they have to earn scraps on a game because that’s all they know.
Sad times for gdkpers
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Just give it time, when no one can pug during AQ/Naxx and raiding pop drops the 3 dudes spamming the forums will be nowhere to be seen.
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Can you not see how these statements contradict each other?
Blizz can accurately curate the AH, but somehow cant tell when someone receives RMT gold?
Also not how GDKP works.
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They like using the AH, so its okay to get rmt’d gold from it, duh
Can you not see how an AH purchase is much easier to trace than 40 people giving 1 guy gold. Him mixing it up and trading / mailing 40 people gold.
Consider most hosts were sellers aswell.
This made it super easy to get rid of dirty gold.
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I dont see how that any different on Blizzards end no.
Also you wouldnt be able to “wash” gold in a GDKP without pissing off 19-39 other people.
Of course you have no idea how they work. . . .
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Its not, but we all know you just pretend to be anti gdkp for attention. You would post about how bots were great for the game if you thought you would get replies for it.
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People who try to make the AH comparison are worthy of a laugh, and an Ignore. Nothing more.
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Oh then please explain how gold changes hands in a GDKP raid then if not via the trade window.
Only because you can’t articulate why its not a valid comparison. Maybe we should bring RDF to Anniversary to fight the gold buyers
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If you can’t see how that’s any different, than I doubt you should be commenting. You lack critical thinking
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Go ahead and explain why getting RMT’d gold is good from the AH but bad from GDKP. Your take is “Its okay for people to buy gold if I benefit, but if guys I don’t like do it its bad”
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