trade bot allowed?

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andreicde wrote:

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vmt80 wrote:

As of where we stand now botting would get less comparatively lucrative with automated trade.

For it to be lucrative it must bring in real money... just saying :P

In Diablo3 I made 100$ back in the day. Cost me 60$ for the game. Played maybe 120 hours. That's about a 40 cents/hours salary. .. Very lucrative!

That being said do people really want ggg to try implementing a AH ? Don't you think that it might be super buggy?

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Patate_Pilee wrote:

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andreicde wrote:

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vmt80 wrote:

As of where we stand now botting would get less comparatively lucrative with automated trade.

For it to be lucrative it must bring in real money... just saying :P

In Diablo3 I made 100$ back in the day. Cost me 60$ for the game. Played maybe 120 hours. That's about a 40 cents/hours salary. .. Very lucrative!

That being said do people really want ggg to try implementing a AH ? Don't you think that it might be super buggy?

Which is kind of the point. D3 AH was bad because it made from the start with RMT, that right there is a red flag, yet all the people hating AH pull the ''look at D3 and see the result'' despite the fact that D3 had a whole lot more problems than the AH alone.

From my playgroup which were a bunch of casuals (I was a hardcore d2 player not them) their main beef was they did not know what items were good. They always complained that nothing good dropped... makes no sens but eh! If everything is bad it means something is good but you don't know it.

The difficulty before they removed AH was pretty high too. They nerfed the difficulty and removed the Ah because of all the crying. People were just clueless. I finished the game first in my group with 2 characters after starting playing one month after my playgroup because I was not one to cry and run circle like they did. Took me 1 month with 2 characters. Was ok.

I used the non money auction to buy and sold on the real money auction house. I would buy high numbers DPS weapon eventhow they were crap because the people would buy the weapon if it had 1000DPS on it eventhow alot of 800 dps were much better (leech and other stats etc). I would buy strings of ear which sold for nothing on RM but would sold for real money for some unknown reason.

All of this made no sens. People are dumb :) And that's why they cried too.

Also the bots invaded D3 AH (both ingame and AH). If my memory serves me right those were mostly koreans bots... perhaps you could draw a parallel with the uproar in bots in poe if you like to :)

I personnaly think items in POE are eazy to find. Crafting what you need on these to cover lacking stats is eazy too. Poe.trade is enough... On my main account I am gonna clear all topmost difficulties and I don't feel that the lack of action house is gonna hender me (looking at 100 ex budget). Aiming at Herald of agony jug/glad/occulist to do so. Gear won't be perfect but it does not matter.

cheers

Gonna say it again like I did in the other thread, the only people who care about bots are flippers and GGG. Everybody else likes them for helping make trade faster and more convenient.

Hello,

It's interesting to see that most currency trades are done via bots. I'm curious, is the use of trading bots something that’s common across various markets, or is it mainly limited to certain types of platforms, like crypto or forex? Are there any regulations in place for bot trading, or is it mostly unregulated?

With the rise of trading bots, it seems that automated trading is becoming an integral part of the market landscape. A trading bot can execute trades at a much faster pace than a human, which offers a competitive edge.