now gold on rmah it's almost free, we all quit?

[DarkerDeviator]

it can work if you have 1 BOT or 100 bots , you never know when you find a quad ring high stats with main stat too...or amulet or a nice sword..or a nice EF , anyway still remain profitable so stop lowball and start your bots

I totally agree with that xD you are right...

 

[kupaloids23]

it can work if you have 1 BOT or 100 bots , you never know when you find a quad ring high stats with main stat too...or amulet or a nice sword..or a nice EF , anyway still remain profitable so stop lowball and start your bots

it is profitable if your electricity is free

 

[AngelsHalo]

it is profitable if your electricity is free

You have to consider time invested... if you are running 10+ bots like many of us, it can take over an hour to go through each one, transfer items/gold/gems, put stuff on AH, etc. I'd rather just work an extra hour at my job. For many people around the world, however, the 0.08 cents an hour or so D3 pays is worth it because those country's economy is not very good. In places like USA, Western Europe etc... its just not worth spending significant amounts of time IMO. Just let the bots run and pray for a few high end RMAH quality items once a week or so.

Plus I like to spite Buzzard for their crappy game

 

[wlaci]

stop bitching about low gold prices. botting is just about as legal as buying chinese gold if not less, and chinese gold has been around @ 3USD/100kk for many weeks now. work the items, not the gold.

 

[owenaee]

it was because of recent gold dupe exploit not because of chinese.

 

[ananas]

seems like no1 considered the time spent on set up the bot, selling items on ah and mule items.

the dupe bug worked only in US, and they already removed 90% of the duped gold.

They just did shit removing the gold cap at 0.25 per mio... that's all

soon 10kkk = 5$

its like playing the europe open realm on diablo 2 10 years ago, where u used an editor to get items.