Item Buyer Mythics [71.9% Support]

Why can you Item Buyer Mythic Items?

Idk it has a lot of downsides:

- You could accidently Item Buyer it (i almost did)

- New Players dont realise that these Items are very powerful and valueable

- Dupers cant get rich off them (1 guy duped a lot of mythics by accident with the trade market)

Maybe just add a little confirmation sign (like the one with guilds) when you type "yes" you can sell it (just because of warchief)

 

we should only delete warchief

 

This is a pretty clickbait title lol.

 

wtf is that title tho

 

i like the title

 

WHATEVER. If you say so. i dont personally care

 

I IB'd an Apoc once :/

I'll have to go with a No due to how stupid I was REEE

 

the new players argument is stupid, by the time they get mythics they are not at all new and should be able to think for themselves,

duping isn't even allowed so I don't see why we should take precautions for something already banned if it'd just harm others

and you should be capable of a person enough to not "accidentally" sell a mythic, be more careful instead of just dumping your inventory in to the item buyer

 

You might be neglecting that most people confuse rares and mythics and that people always make mistakes.

Personally this isn't a bad idea, although it's not exactly favourable.

Saying people are not enough of a person in my opinion is insulting.

 

Change title please

 

Done

 

Plz delete mythicz

 

bump10chars

 

I reckon it should be allowed, but include the 'yes' verification system you mentioned along with the blacksmith warning the player about the mythic's value and power.

The same for rerolling mythics & dropping mythics would be nice too. Also, making the warning + verification optional and enabled by default would be nice.

 

i mean, we have /itemlock

 

The most important part for me would be for the rerolling and the item buyer.

As for the dropping, yea it's not really necessary - however I wanted to consider old returning players with mythics and without the knowledge of /itemlock.