Display MoreThis is just an advertising platform. In my mind posting on Legacy is no different to posting in Trade Chat in-game, it just offers a different format/platform.
i appreciate the laisser-faire libertarian attitude, but i think of Legacy like ebay or other online selling platforms that do tend to have some level of responsibility and don't just allow the sale of anything i.e. drugs. and the equivalent of the ingame chat would be a guy selling drugs on the streets.
its just an easy out and i don't think this would hold under scrutiny, we could probably find things that you would not want advertised if we searched hard enough.
also there are rules that can get you banned on this site, presumably because just posting anything could be a bad look for it.
btw. did guru allow anything?
Ultimately players can try and sell anything they 'have' in-game. If players don't want to buy it then they won't be able to sell it.
'having' the names in-game is already different than having items in the game, thats kinda the whole issue. you have the names on the account level, not on the character level like other things.
if i think this through to the end, selling game keys, accounts or bots could be allowed as well while we're at it
There are no terms and conditions, there is no backup for trading via Legacy as Iaerah pointed out. It's literally a place to post an advert. All transaction is between the seller/buyer. Anything else inferred by using Legacy as a trading platform is on the buyer/seller.
I don't know what scrutiny you're looking to hold Legacy to. If someone's trade doesn't go as they want it there is nothing to come back to Legacy for.
This is all explained in the Xunlai Rules. https://guildwarslegacy.com/forum/xunlai-marketplace-rules/
When I talked about items allowed for trade, that was in line with the Xunlai Rules as well. Which has description of the things that are not permitted on Legacy, which covers some of the items you mention. Game keys, accounts, bots.