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Join date : 2018-06-14 
Why Blade & Soul’s Terrible
Thu Jun 14, 2018 12:30 am
Of course, while the loot auction system could be good for veteran players who have accumulated a lot of wealth, it could become increasingly harsh on new players who can’t compete with high bids. Many players will buy cheap bns gold from other websites for sale
The loot auction system is also incredibly easy for greedy or malicious players to exploit.
There are some untradeable items that drop in dungeons that are required for upgrading your weapon, and since it is possible to go through a dungeon several times without seeing the item you want, some unscrupulous players may choose to ransom the item by placing a high bid on it even if they do not actually want it.
This forces someone who does need that item to either overpay for it, giving a higher currency payout to the rest of the group, or give up on the item, which could mean several more dungeon runs before they see it drop again.
Party leaders can also take advantage of inattentive players by changing the loot rules, increasing the minimum bid on blade and soul gold before anyone realizes.
Another problem is the fact that the auction typically happens immediately before proceeding to the next area of a dungeon, but crossing the gate immediately removes you from the bids.
That means that players who want one or more of the items available have to stand around until the auction is over, and players who do not want any of the items either need to fight on their own and risk dying, or wait for the rest of the group to finish bidding.
If NCSOFT Corp., the developer behind Blade & Soul, can find ways to address these issues, then more players may embrace the idea behind the loot auction, but as it currently stands, it is a flawed system at best.
The loot auction system is also incredibly easy for greedy or malicious players to exploit.
There are some untradeable items that drop in dungeons that are required for upgrading your weapon, and since it is possible to go through a dungeon several times without seeing the item you want, some unscrupulous players may choose to ransom the item by placing a high bid on it even if they do not actually want it.
This forces someone who does need that item to either overpay for it, giving a higher currency payout to the rest of the group, or give up on the item, which could mean several more dungeon runs before they see it drop again.
Party leaders can also take advantage of inattentive players by changing the loot rules, increasing the minimum bid on blade and soul gold before anyone realizes.
Another problem is the fact that the auction typically happens immediately before proceeding to the next area of a dungeon, but crossing the gate immediately removes you from the bids.
That means that players who want one or more of the items available have to stand around until the auction is over, and players who do not want any of the items either need to fight on their own and risk dying, or wait for the rest of the group to finish bidding.
If NCSOFT Corp., the developer behind Blade & Soul, can find ways to address these issues, then more players may embrace the idea behind the loot auction, but as it currently stands, it is a flawed system at best.
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