Cross-league trading is not allowed between long-term and three-month challenge leagues
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After extensive player feedback and internal discussion, we are disallowing cross-league trading between the long-term (Standard/Hardcore) leagues and the challenge leagues (Archnemesis and Hardcore Archnemesis). You can still perform cross-league trades (at your own risk) between a league and its hardcore version (Standard to Hardcore, Hardcore to Standard, Archnemesis to Hardcore Archnemesis or Hardcore Archnemesis to Archnemesis).
We feel that allowing people to trade prior gametime into advantage in the new three-month leagues is an advantage akin to RMT. This policy may change in the future, for example disallowing all cross-league trading entirely. Edit: The same applies to race events. You can't trade items into a one-week race for example. Second edit: Players are not allowed to trade between Ruthless and non-Ruthless versions. Last edited by Nichelle_GGG#0000 on Oct 29, 2023, 8:57:11 PM Last bumped on Sep 29, 2023, 11:08:05 AM
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Excellent call!
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A very good decision. I can't wait to try out Nemesis.
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In theory a nice call, I'm curious how you intend to enforce such a rule though.
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Good news. I am not against SC/HC cross-trading, but one of the biggest benefits to a temp league is the fresh economy. It's not a fresh economy with cross-trading. Glad to see this rule.
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you got me GGG ... i was planning a MF quanity + rarity culler on Nemesis to gather currency and trade the stuff to Softcore for good ratios
ign: ALLRAUDER Last edited by Luuu90#5383 on Oct 15, 2013, 8:12:20 PM
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I like this decision
Bad Seed
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" this. If it isn't fully enforced it just hurts the honest players. |
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Ahhh finally
"Truth be told, I have no idea what the fuck is going on anymore." Stephen Hawkins
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" It doesn't sound like something they intend on enforcing as much as something that they shake their head at and sternly discourage. Cast on Crit too much fun.
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