Yep, and they exist with and without GDKPs.
Buying gold. They don’t need to do that if they are getting their gold from GDKPs.
If a person wants 20k… and they run a GDKP and gets 20k. Why are they then going go buy an additional 20k… That is right they won’t.
Except it doesn’t? All more GDKPs mean is more raids being run. More characters being played. That does count towards Classic’s favor. Just as more characters being played in Anniversary and SoD would count towards them. This is a nothing statement.
That isn’t where their customers are, and the fact they focus more on SoD and Anniversary proves that. Their customers base is more in Anniversary and SoD then they are in Classic.
Again, people who are running GDKPs get gold through the GDKPs. They don’t need to buy gold when they already have gold. This seems to be a huge disconnect you anti-GDKP people don’t seem to get. You both think people are getting a ton of gold from GDKPs but then are also buying extra gold on top of the gold they already make.
You’d have a better argument if you argued that everyone who ran GDKPs were selling that gold instead of all of them buying it.
More characters logged do not equate to more people buying. That’s not how that works. The RMT guys sometimes not serving classic at all, but all of them serving Anniversary and SoD does prove that. It means there isn’t enough of a pie to go around in Classic for all of them to sell there. Unlike Anniversary and SoD apparently where there is enough of a pie for all of them to sell.