Blizzard Says "No Thanks" to Virtual Item Trade

by on Dec 20, 2007

<strong>Blizz stonewalls in the face of impending RMT.</strong> Blizzard has announced that it is standing firm on its current virtual item policies, despite the recent announcement that a number of companies will be allowing trade of virtual assets vi

Blizz stonewalls in the face of impending RMT.

Blizzard has announced that it is standing firm on its current virtual item policies, despite the recent announcement that a number of companies will be allowing trade of virtual assets via Live Gamer.

"We do not have any plans to support out-of-game trading for World of Warcraft anytime in the near future," a Blizzard rep tells Next-Gen when asked if it would ever consider backing the recently announced Live Gamer virtual item marketplace. "The game's Terms of Use clearly states that all World of Warcraft content is the property of Blizzard Entertainment, and Blizzard does not allow 'in-game' items to be sold for real money.

"Not only do we believe that doing so would be illegal, but it also has the potential to damage the game economy and overall experience for the many thousands of others who play World of Warcraft for fun."

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