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Originally Posted by richp
Zanthyr is a POS and so is every other reseller in the game. PERIOD.
they ARE to blame if they did not resell tc's then the price WOULD be lower. People WOULD find better deals. lvl 80's WOULD be happy they are paying less gold. MORE people WOULD be willing to sell TC's in AH not fearing resellers are gonna try and resell them. The #1 reason you dont see as many in ah IS becuase of Zanthyr and other resellers. I wish him/her and all other tc's resellers burn in a firey car crash.
Get my point yet?
every time someone brings up tc reselling some little smartalec thinks he can just come into the forums and say "haha thats capitalism..." well eat poo poo's face. (trying to be civil..lol) Its called evilism. it's jerks and A*holes that dont care about anyone else but themself. greedy basterds that deserve something bad to happen to them.
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Yes. I am the "little smartalec [who] thinks he can just come into the forums and say 'haha thats capitalism..."
But I will try and be sensitive to your plight now.
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Selfexplanatory
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Originally Posted by richp
Its called evilism. it's jerks and A*holes that dont care about anyone else but themself. greedy basterds that deserve something bad to happen to them.
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*sigh*
ECON 101
It has been this way since the dawn of time.
The seller's objective: to get the most he can from selling his product.
The buyer's objective: to save the most money while getting the product.
The seller is never trying to help the customer, or care about anybody else. To think that this is the case is naive at best. The seller's goal is to make the most money that he can on his product.
Thus, Zanthyr is not the greedy seller. You are the greedy buyer. People like you are the "jerks and A*holes that don't care about anyone else but themself," to use your own language against you. You are the "greedy basterd" that wants Zanthyr to lower his price, so that your own selfish buyer's objective can be satisfied.
It is the buyer who sets the price in Nodiatis for the limited resource that is the timecard. As long as you or people like you who pay 150k in order to burn a timecard for rrt, without a second thought exist, the prices will continue to increase. All the while your selfish behind will be looking for people like Zanthyr to blame and cover for your own selfishness.
Go on: if you are so concerned about the low level N who can not buy any timecards, stop buying tc's at 150k. Why don't you? I say this to all the high level players who are complaining here, who burn timecards without a second thought --- if you are so altruistic and have the best interest of the poor at heart, why don't you frigging stop burning timecards for 150k+.
Albert Einstein said:
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe."
This thread is an example of "human stupidity."