Real reason behind it are gold sinks.
Think about it, before gold had only one way to be used: for trading looms.
Now you can spend gold on loom points, lottery, title of nobility, exclusive banners, training, blacksmith services, other auctions...
We should be trying to make the market More active, not less active.
Taxes have made it less active.
Seems to me that these +3 items sold for 600k gold are actually sold for 600k gold + 1 heirloom point.
The tax is bad as you don't see how much you have to pay for real. I bought a +2 a few days ago and was surprised to pay the tax. It's written nowhere that you have to pay tax :cry:
Not for me.
The items i bought on the market did exactly cost the price which was labelled. No additional taxes.
Not for me.
The items i bought on the market did exactly cost the price which was labelled. No additional taxes.
We should be trying to make the market More active, not less active.
Taxes have made it less active.
Bear in mind that a fair number of trades nowadays are up with an accompanying requirement of an heirloom point.
I doubt that graph is taking into account the price of the heirloom points, given the liquidity of that asset.
3 days of no heirloom being sold for gold.
selling doesn't pay off. Admins take you min 80k gold,and with selling +3 item you can only buy 2 loompoints. So it is total bullshit to sell ur stuff.
Tax is bad because it only affects people who sell. Also, it hurt people who are poor more than people who are rich.
Bear in mind that a fair number of trades nowadays are up with an accompanying requirement of an heirloom point.
I doubt that graph is taking into account the price of the heirloom points, given the liquidity of that asset.