About Gold Bar, Item & Character Sale

[underestimated]

Most players expect an explanation from you about a subject. Authorized dealers such as YeşilYurtGame, Oyuneks, Vatangame, Itematis will sell Rise Online Gold Bar, items and characters on their own sites, you can find the links about this at the end of the text. Rise Online Staff said that selling items and GBs with real money in the game is illegal, and most of our players have made purchases from your store with ROCO. However, to what extent does the fact that an authorized dealer will sell Gold Bars and items match your game rules? As players, we are uncomfortable with this. If such a thing would be legal, why did we spend ROCO as players? We would like to also touch on the subject of item sales, item sales can somehow turn into gold bar sales. If there will be similar sales, we hope you know that ROCO sales will decrease and premium sales will decrease in the game's own store. We just want a game where fair and illegal sales are as low as possible, at least these sales should not be at authorized dealers.

https://www.itemsatis.com/kategoriler/rise-online.html
https://oyuneks.com/oyun/rise-online-world
https://www.vatangame.com/oyunlar/rise-online-world-cash

 

[jaunbae]

They've already started selling it and it's strange that no explanation has been given about it.

 

[Cape_Mage]

Most players expect an explanation from you about a subject. Authorized dealers such as YeşilYurtGame, Oyuneks, Vatangame, Itematis will sell Rise Online Gold Bar, items and characters on their own sites, you can find the links about this at the end of the text. Rise Online Staff said that selling items and GBs with real money in the game is illegal, and most of our players have made purchases from your store with ROCO. However, to what extent does the fact that an authorized dealer will sell Gold Bars and items match your game rules? As players, we are uncomfortable with this. If such a thing would be legal, why did we spend ROCO as players? We would like to also touch on the subject of item sales, item sales can somehow turn into gold bar sales. If there will be similar sales, we hope you know that ROCO sales will decrease and premium sales will decrease in the game's own store. We just want a game where fair and illegal sales are as low as possible, at least these sales should not be at authorized dealers.

https://www.itemsatis.com/kategoriler/rise-online.html
https://oyuneks.com/oyun/rise-online-world
https://www.vatangame.com/oyunlar/rise-online-world-cash

I saw that some people who are defending this were saying that "you cannot stop people from buying and selling gold bars, it is impossible". I agree, you cannot stop people from buying and selling gold bars, but you can make it harder for them to do it. When it is done on your officially authorized websites, it is a completely different story and against everything you have been promising last two years.

People who are new to this game might be thinking that it is an officially supported sale, and possibly make it look like Rise Online is providing the gold bars to those websites. I am not saying that Rise Online is doing that, but the fact that authorized websites are doing it is mind boggling.

Here is a simple solution for the rise online team:

• If a website wants to be your official e-pin reseller, they cannot sell gold bars. If they want to sell gold bars, fine, but then they should not be your authorized reseller.

 

[Aedesius]

With all due my respect, even if rise online is the provider for those in game cash on those websites it really does not matter. For example Activision - Blizzard is selling literally in game gold in their game. And people have no problem with it. The main problem here is that we as non-rmting players we have to get some progress. We shouldnt left behind while people are swiping their cards like they are stuck in black friday.

So my suggestion is to make every equipped item soulbound. This will immidiately decrease the value of real-money trade (RMT) since you wont be able to get your money back.

 

[Geo]

As long as u can trade items in game, they will be traded with cash.

 

[Alkoer]

With all due my respect, even if rise online is the provider for those in game cash on those websites it really does not matter. For example Activision - Blizzard is selling literally in game gold in their game. And people have no problem with it. The main problem here is that we as non-rmting players we have to get some progress. We shouldnt left behind while people are swiping their cards like they are stuck in black friday.

So my suggestion is to make every equipped item soulbound. This will immidiately decrease the value of real-money trade (RMT) since you wont be able to get your money back.

Blizzard removed AH from d3 and make items tradable for 1 hour only if u are in same party when item drops.

I think thats the best decision blizz made.

Just an example

 

[MadBeasT]

I saw that some people who are defending this were saying that "you cannot stop people from buying and selling gold bars, it is impossible". I agree, you cannot stop people from buying and selling gold bars, but you can make it harder for them to do it. When it is done on your officially authorized websites, it is a completely different story and against everything you have been promising last two years.

People who are new to this game might be thinking that it is an officially supported sale, and possibly make it look like Rise Online is providing the gold bars to those websites. I am not saying that Rise Online is doing that, but the fact that authorized websites are doing it is mind boggling.

Here is a simple solution for the rise online team:

• If a website wants to be your official e-pin reseller, they cannot sell gold bars. If they want to sell gold bars, fine, but then they should not be your authorized reseller.

"I agree, you cannot stop people from buying and selling gold bars, but you can make it harder for them to do it."

I definitely disagree. They can stop people from buying and selling gold bars or any items if they want.

 

[Mutchee]

"I agree, you cannot stop people from buying and selling gold bars, but you can make it harder for them to do it."

I definitely disagree. They can stop people from buying and selling gold bars or any items if they want.

It's a long fight to take, they can ban the RMT'ers, more will come, sue the e-trading markets which attract people, and more will also come. They can restrict the in game trading that will disturb the all player base etc. However, they should fight against RMT anyways, because it will destroy the game in the long run, but it seems none of these actions will be taken soon. No news about it, they doesn't reply on us, even volunteer mods not replying about this issue at all, which I believe more than half of them are against RMT.

 

[Alkoer]

"I agree, you cannot stop people from buying and selling gold bars, but you can make it harder for them to do it."

I definitely disagree. They can stop people from buying and selling gold bars or any items if they want.

Imagine that im a game developer. I spent million dollars for making a game and think that i can make money from montly premium fee and cosmetic shop items.

Then 3rd party web sites became seller for my game's coin for profit and im doing nothing for that

 

[Cape_Mage]

"I agree, you cannot stop people from buying and selling gold bars, but you can make it harder for them to do it."

I definitely disagree. They can stop people from buying and selling gold bars or any items if they want.

That would be my preference as well, but they are currently doing neither, at least it looks that way to me. I would at least expect them to make it harder for people to buy gold with real cash.