What2doNexon

@MissingLink, these items will be set to a price where people will buy them, that's the point of selling something. If you don't market it at a price the buyers can justify spending, you make no money.



You're implying these items have not and will not be sold to players that don't hack.
You're implying these items will not stick around longer than the Familiar hack.
You're implying these items are small enough in number to be basically nonexistent.
You're implying these items will be cheap.
You're implying LHC isn't already hacked 24/7 by that spawn rate thing, and that Future-land isn't vac'd 24/7 by botters.
You're implying the funding hackers will get from selling these items won't fund them to do even more.
You're implying somebody with these items can't "Adversely affect people's enjoyment of the game since they can't train." as they come in and KO your map with their overly-high damage.

I could go on if you want. I not trying to be cruel, but you really aren't thinking *ahead*. If nexon came in and plugged up both hacks right now, which one would affect the game's community more? More level 200's, an achievement hit by people daily by abusing LHC hack even without the Familiar hack's help? Or items that will continue to plague whatever's left of the economy and player gear balance relative to other players?

Everything happylight posted was on-point, except the opinionated ones about things being good/bad. You're bending the meaning of happylight's words when you say something like "You're implying these items have not and will not be sold to players that don't hack." This was in response to "Hackers holding godly equips -> Does not affect anyone." Merely holding godly equips does not affect anyone, so happylight is correct. There are no assumptions or implications being made, it's just a fact. The counter arguments you're providing are taking happylight's points out of context.