![]() I did this on a on a "pure starter edition" not a merged or a veteran account.ĭespite the recent stacking and storage improvements. If you have any questions, regarding this or anything else, don't hesitate to contact us again.Ĭomment by blade853FYI if you buy a token and do not retrieve it in 30 days, it will resend rather than expire according to one GM. My guess is they set it to 1,000 days, not expecting it would be much of an issue and that only a few players would reach that amount of days.įor now, what I'd suggest is you wait a bit, perhaps two weeks until you're below 1,000 days left and then see if you can add another token (if you still feel you need it). We don't have any exact numbers for how many days of time you can have activated through tokens. At this stage it will not be possible for you to purchase more tokens until you have a little bit less time left. I checked up on this and you've activated 34 tokens, and have 1013 days of game time remaining (expiring March 24, 2018). ![]() However, it did not account for the amount of tokens you've activated as game time on your account. ![]() The previous ticket mentioned the cap of 10 tokens per week rolling, which would have reset on the 13th. I'm Game Y and I'm contacting you about your wow tokens. This is the GM response for those wondering: It probably won't since it's so far down the road. I assume more and more players will reach this cap eventually and it should be interesting to see how that affects prices. I just thought this was very odd since this stops you from buying a token that someone spent $20 to buy. Once you reach this limit you are NOT allowed to buy any more wow tokens from the auction house(it'll give you an too many error). I want to know if Blizzard stabilized the prices, or if there are just so many people using the token now the lack of spread is natural and with us until the end of world (of warcraft).Ĭomment by hulduI just got a response from a GM and you can *only* have 1000~ days of playtime on your account. I know there wasn't always a token available for purchase when the price was 19k, but that was part of the risk vs reward. Unless I'm the only one, wow could benefit from having the token remain volatile somehow, with others also buying the token for the market game aspect of it, instead of just the $15. I'm not sure if Blizzard changed some algorithm, but worldwide the prices have stabilized, and anyone who plays the ah knows price volatility makes money. Additionally I was enjoying watching the market to decide when to buy and sell. I could get closer to 36k over time with the same $20. Maybe I was the only one in all of wow considering buying the token, selling high, buying low, keeping the 5-9k profit, and considering that worth the extra $5. Now the spread is suddenly 2k since the past week, even in the middle of the week when the spread was highest. There used to be up to a 27k/18k spread, or at least 24k/20k spread. Also, it would be nice if the token did not sell in 3 months or so fro Blizz to give a refund to the person and remove the token.Ĭomment by bjornbjornbjornAnyone who has been using the wow token to get back into the game in April has noticed the price stabilize over the past week here in mid May last week. Maybe there will be no names at all and a random order of which buyer is at the top of the list (my personal preference). Or alphabetical, so Aardvark will sell his token first. Perhaps it will be strictly FIFO- First in, first out and folks must buy the top line item. Perhaps people will do kickbacks to the buyer like giving them some of the gold back to them, a discount if you would. People will choose who to buy it from just from your character's name or you pleading on the trade channel. A very boring Auction House item! 2,000 tokens for the exact same price. The token is also Bind on Pickup so cannot be resold. No bartering and each token will be the same cost in gold. The seller will buy the token at a fixed cost in dollars and sell the token in game for a fixed cost of gold. Blizzard will also be the one who decides what is the proper cost of gold in game for the token region wide and Blizzard will be solely responsible for raising and lower the price periodically, region by region. Comment by JohnEPBlizzard will set the price of the amount of gold required to buy a token, NOT the seller.
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