Would u pay thousands for a GAWDLEH weapon? These people did.

oh i thought that was some kids dad lol

lol, he's not exactly a great image for MMORPG's.

Omg.. I would've bought so much clothes with that :o, and like 10k nx.

WOW... Is this allowed by Asiasoft? -.-

What's next? Selling cool IGN's? Selling lvl200 Accounts?
I thought those things were highly bannable...

I hope they ban all those spoiled kids... and put their parents into jail...

Teach your children the true value of money plz... -.-

Yes, thread of this auction was posted months ago.

Some people buy some things in MTS at a crazy amount. I don't see a difference here technically.

You forget that people in global do the exact same thing... People pay hundreds of dollars for items (primarily duped weapons) via Paypal. It isn't anything new, but I do find it disgusting.

Think about it this way.

Rich people drive Bentleys. A Bentley is $240,000 new. They pay the price of a house for a car! What's $2,500 to such a person? A top lawyer earns $500 an hour, so he spends 5 hours work to make his kid squee. Why not?

Think about it this way.

Rich people drive Bentleys. A Bentley is $240,000 new. They pay the price of a house for a car! What's $2,500 to such a person? A top lawyer earns $500 an hour, so he spends 5 hours work to make his kid squee. Why not?

Its like someone who makes minimum wage buys their kid a thirty dollar game. Same percentages, why do you care? Money makes the world go round. Duhh.

I wonder what these people do for a living... I want to earn money like them. Also, judging from the pictures, the actual convention seems quiet fun =D.

On the other hand, if this is done by AsiaSoft, what would Nexon America do? O.0

I wonder what these people do for a living... I want to earn money like them. Also, judging from the pictures, the actual convention seems quiet fun =D.

On the other hand, if this is done by AsiaSoft, what would Nexon America do? O.0

What do they do for a living?

Most people with that sort of money are shoving other people in the stock exchange pits, making 2 million one day, losing 3 the next, gaining 5 the third; ulcers and heart attacks are common. Or, they might put 14 hours a day at a law firm, which is basically skilled paper pushing for 30 days of your life. So, you spend liek 35 years doing that, your kids grow up, but the whole time you're in the house with them, they're asleep.

You usually have to choose between quality of life and big money. The really well-paid people are also usually the most stressed out ones, and they often do shady things for money.

Something looks wrong with the pictures... like the image of the weapons were photoshopped in or something. It's strange, cause it looks like they're ACTUALLY holding something, but something about WHAT they're holding looks a bit off to me for some reason... D:

And on the topic, good for Asiasoft for finding a new way to make money. In the end, people have to buy into the idea in order for it to work. You can have these auctions all you want but if no one buys, it makes no difference; they dont make any money. This works because people actually for some reason have the money for it. If godly weapons werent so abundant in GMS out of duped white scrolls and pure scrolling luck/"skill", I could see people throwing over the money for this too.

But... yeah. As someone else asked, what is 2500 in USD? I know their conversions are kinda different. When I went to Japan, it was $1 dollar Canadian = approximately 100 yen so if it worked on rates like that, it would really only be 25 dollars, which I doubt. At the same time, I dont think it was 2500 USD as that would be quite pricey too... I was thinking somewhere in between, maybe 250 or something, but it'd be nice if someone could clarify it.

I lol'd at the dude who bought the dragon staff.

Something looks wrong with the pictures... like the image of the weapons were photoshopped in or something. It's strange, cause it looks like they're ACTUALLY holding something, but something about WHAT they're holding looks a bit off to me for some reason... D:

And on the topic, good for Asiasoft for finding a new way to make money. In the end, people have to buy into the idea in order for it to work. You can have these auctions all you want but if no one buys, it makes no difference; they dont make any money. This works because people actually for some reason have the money for it. If godly weapons werent so abundant in GMS out of duped white scrolls and pure scrolling luck/"skill", I could see people throwing over the money for this too.

But... yeah. As someone else asked, what is 2500 in USD? I know their conversions are kinda different. When I went to Japan, it was $1 dollar Canadian = approximately 100 yen so if it worked on rates like that, it would really only be 25 dollars, which I doubt. At the same time, I dont think it was 2500 USD as that would be quite pricey too... I was thinking somewhere in between, maybe 250 or something, but it'd be nice if someone could clarify it.

2500 SGD is $1658.93 USD

i would buy one just for that little sign thing <3

lol but yea, spoiled richies. D=

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I thought GMS was bad.

Wow what the pineapple.
Crazy azns

The best part is, these items cost them nothing to make.

I mean, that is true, isn't it? It's not other players selling these, right?

The best part is, these items cost them nothing to make.

I mean, that is true, isn't it? It's not other players selling these, right?

well, that's the same thing as selling CS items, they don't cost anything to the developers (after they are created).

well, that's the same thing as selling CS items, they don't cost anything to the developers (after they are created).

Yes, if CS items went for thousands of dollars. xD

I lol'd at the dude who bought the dragon staff.

From what I heard of the auctions, the claw/spear sold for the highest (as in 2000+ SGD), the Dragon Staff was "only" a couple hundred dollars.

I hate how people have so much "extra" money to throw around >_>.