The Sunwell Highlands Golden Group in the World of Warcraft TBC Classic Server has been calm, and there have not been as many black egg knife incidents as in the Dark Temple. The main reason is that the difficulty of Sunwell Highlands is higher, resulting in fewer teams that can

World of Warcraft The Golden Group of Sunwell Highlands in TBC Classic Server has been calm. There have not been as many black egg knife incidents as in the Dark Temple. The main reason is that the difficulty of Sunwell Highlands is higher, resulting in fewer teams that can pass it all. These all-pass groups are fixed teams, and there is no need to engage in sneaky moves. Therefore, it took two full months of farming in Sunwell Highlands to get the first orange bow that was hacked.

A nostalgic server hunter player needed to take care of his daughter because he was sick and had no time to log in to play games. So he found a GZS to help him brush the orange bow through RMT. He also paid a deposit of 300R in advance and made an appointment with Orange. If the bow cannot be drawn, retreat.

Unexpectedly, this GZS was so popular that he actually released the orange bow directly. The boss hunter was also very excited and asked 3 question marks in a row.

GZS means that there are not many gold coins in the account, so let the boss hunter transfer the money quickly so that he can collect the gold coins and buy the orange bow. The player was so excited that he handed over 4200R, plus the 300R deposit, the total was 4500R. According to the current official price of 90R for Time Badge to exchange for 3680 gold, the total value is 4500*3680/90=180,000 gold. This price is quite appropriate. The current average price of an orange bow is 140,000 gold, and the group price is 100,000 to 200,000 gold. The 180,000 gold orange bow is considered a mid-to-upper price range.

In fact, at this time, the boss of hunter already felt that something was wrong and asked GZS to equip the weapon first before collecting the gold. However, GZS said that he could not get the weapon before receiving the gold coins. The player was a little helpless and waited for GZS to collect the gold. , I didn’t expect that this would be a farewell. GZS directly blocked the player’s WeChat ID, and the orange bow was not obtained in the end.

Apparently, Hunter players suffered a typical game scam.

This player is also a serious owner. 4500R is not a small amount and basically meets the standards for filing a case. The player immediately printed out the relevant information and went to the police station to report the case. The news so far is that the player has received the receipt of the case. I hope This player can successfully file a case and recover the losses.

This is the scammer's game ID "Qinyuan Chunxue", which comes from Shuangyu server. Players of this server should be careful about this person. Of course, there is a high probability that this account will not be used again.

Xiaotan tells you this matter to express the theme of "opposition to RMT". Many nostalgic server players don’t have enough time to play games, so they collect large amounts of money to buy equipment, or even find power levelers to sign up their accounts. This may seem to save time, but in fact the harm is not small.

The first hazard is that RMT is not protected by the operator and has no guarantee. The above-mentioned hunter player is a typical example. He engaged in out-of-game transactions and bypassed the in-game trading system. If something went wrong, he would not be able to recover the losses.

The second hazard is destroying the game ecology. It is precisely because of the large amount of RMT that a large number of game studios have been created. In some places, gold farming studios have even become an industry. These gold farmers have produced huge amounts of gold coins, causing the normal income of players in the game to become very low. Players There's obviously a world to play in, but in the end it's just about playing in groups. Isn't it sad?

The third hazard is destroying the team. If an RMT player appears in a gold group, don't think that you can happily eat the big boss's ribs. The result is that the boss player will open one account after another to spend money, and all players in the group will become his wage earners. The game The fun is gone.

In short, Xiaotan suggests that World of Warcraft players should take a clear-cut stand against RMT behavior. This behavior not only violates the game regulations, but will also lead to the deterioration of the game environment and will only drive away players who really like World of Warcraft.