Re: Is it unethical to share/sell mythical quest updates outside of guild?
I'd buy mine and have no qualms about it. I'm from a casual PVE guild because I can't make the time commitment to be in a hardcore guild. But when I do play, I excel at it and want to be the best I can be. I'm 99% sure we won't get mythical updates until the level cap gets raised again.
Is it unethical? I don't see a difference between buying a mythical update and buying a master/rares/items off the broker, or donating for a port to KJ, or back in the day, a CoH to naggy or SoS forge; consigning wurmslayer and BCG for other people who haven't worked up their tradeskillers; bidding on loot rights. In all cases, I'm purchasing with plat I've earned in game, someone else's efforts and time because I can't/don't want to spend my time doing it. Purchasing the help of 23 other people to get my mythical updates. How's that different than paying 2p to 1 person for a tynnonium because I don't want to harvest for an hour? Or paying someone who's done 500 writs for faction for a respec mirror? A large part of this game is about buying other people's 'time and effort'.
But from the selling guild's perspective, I can totally understand if guildies didn't want to sell their 'effort and time' and their leaders did it anyway. I'd have a beef about it too. But that's easily solved. Find a new guild, don't show up to those raid nights where they're selling slots. Boycott. I support you 100%. Your issues are with your guild leaders, not the people who buy what you put up for sale. But for guilds where the members are all for the extra plat, sign me up!
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