Upgrading your character in Diablo Immortal can be very expensive, as one player found out when he spent over $15,000 to get a max rank legendary stone, but one astute fan took a rather unique approach by turning over 600 million WoW gold into Blizzard credits, which can be spent. about microtransactions in role-playing games. Reddit user Daymeeuhn wrote about his efforts and explained how they sold a lot of old BlizzCon mounts to fund gem research.
“I have a bunch of leftover loot cards from years ago when Blizzard gave them out at BlizzCon events,” explains Daimiun. “Trying to sell them was next to impossible because you would often get scammed on digital sales. They ended up sitting in a drawer and collecting dust for years. With the arrival of Diablo Immortal on PC, they realized that if they converted them to gold in-game, they could buy WoW Tokens on the MMORPG auction house, which could then be converted into $15 Blizzard store credit. per tab.
“Throughout May, I returned some old codes for Spectral Tigers and what you get in-game for gold,” Daimiun continues, explaining that the process is fair under the World of Warcraft TOS and that they never included real-money transactions. . “I had no interest in trying to sell gold for dollars as it is very difficult to do and quite easy to banish.”
By the end of the experiment, they had collected 6,497 runes from 2,165 Elder Rifts, totaling around $48,648 or 3,243 WoW Tokens. Daymeeuhn notes that the token redemption is capped daily, meaning the process took a total of three weeks; at one point, they even managed to remove the entire supply of tokens from the auction house for auction.
So what does 600 million WoW gold get you in Diablo Immortal? By the end of the project, the Daimyun had reached Resonance 7000, increasing its base gear stats by 350% and unlocking four of the five Resonance bonuses. The fifth bonus, according to Daymeeuhn, is “so ridiculous and too expensive” to unlock that they were more than happy to stop there and finish it off. However, his power level was still enough to “get wet on money streamers like jtisallbusiness,” a Twitch streamer who claims to have spent $100,000 on the game.
What inspired Daimyun to undertake this project? “I thought it would be a lot of fun,” they say. “I like to play silver whale like gold whale,” referring to terminology often used for big spenders who invest heavily in in-game microtransactions. His character is Naekabon on the Prime Evils server if you want to find them yourself.
This isn’t the first time Daymeeuhn has made headlines – those of you with fond memories may remember him as the person who spent $1,300 on an early copy of No Man. Sky later spoke briefly about that before deciding they weren’t. I want to reveal too many details about the space game in advance.
Even if you don’t have 600,000,000,000,000,000 WoW gold, our list of the best Diablo Immortal builds should help you succeed. If you’re just starting out, check out our Diablo Immortal tier list. Blizzard is already teasing the game’s first update and new story content, so it looks like there’s a lot more on the horizon as well.
Source : PC Gamesn
