Path Of Exile Real Money Trading Strategy
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Path of Exile is an ARPG (action role-playing games) with features of an MMO (Massively Multiplayer Online), and is set in a world of dark fantasy.

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This videogame was developed by the independent New Zealand Company “Grinding Gear Games'. Path of Exile is a Free to Play game, but it is economically supported thanks to microtransactions (something normal in this type of games).

Path of Exile has a game style very similar to the game 'Diablo II' (in fact, it was inspired by this one), and it stands out for offering the player a great amount of skills to dominate along with a system of obtaining very original with respect to other similar videogames. The way to get skills in Path of Exile is through Gems that can be found during the game or also as prizes for performing missions, then these Gems must be placed in the armor or armor of players to activate their skills.

As far as trade is concerned, Path of Exile has managed to create a fairly unique economic model compared to other MMOs. This videogame, instead of using a currency as the basis for trade, the economy is based on the exchange of items called 'Orbs' (It could be said that these are the most important part of the Path of Exile currency). Unlike coins, these Orbs have their own utilities and to activate them it is necessary to spend them. This causes that in the economy of the game there is a system where basically the currency is not necessary; this last fact avoids the inflation in the game.

With all that explained, Path of exile can also be used to obtain real monetary income through the commercialization of the previously mentioned Gems and other items of the game, but among all, the elements that have more demand in the market are the Orbs.

To start earning money with Path of Exile the main thing to do is to focus on completing the missions, because the more missions are completed, the more opportunities to get many items, but above all, you will also get many Orbs, which are the main focus of the market around Path of Exile.

After having obtained many Orbs and other items, then you should look for some place on the Internet where items are marketed Path of Exile, There are many forums and websites that take care of this task, especially to market Orbs in exchange for real money. In these you can also buy Path of Exile Currency‎.

After finding a website where to market Orbs or other items, you will simply proceed to start negotiations. In such websites is normal to find many people who offer some amount of dollars or any other currency, in exchange for Path of Exile Orbs, the same applies to other items, but in lesser amount.

It should also be noted that the Orbs market is very changeable, so it is necessary to regularly review fluctuations in Orbs prices through of the page: exileex. This page shows the dollar price of each of the Orbs.

You can also exchange Path of Exile items and Orbs directly through the game itself with other users.

Videogames have even managed to become a monetary source for some, but it's not easy, since it will take a lot of playing to get the items of value and the Orbs, as well as knowing how to manage business very well. Even so, it is expected that this method will help those players who are interested in obtaining monetary income simply by playing Path of Exile.

Path of Exile (POE) is quietly becoming a world-wide phenomena for the past several years. The action-RPG (think Diablo) is created by an indie game studio based in New Zealand - Grinding Gear Games - which was established in 2006 specifically to create POE - 'the only game we ever wanted to make'. Today the game has millions of active players and consistently rises in popularity from one expansion to another, not to mention being quite profitable (despite being technically free-to-play).

POE is considered to be geared towards a more hardcore-gamer audience - with it's famously intimidating passive skill tree, highly customizable and optimizable skills and abilities - and most importantly for this article, an incredibly rich player-based economy.
A good indication of the size and dedication of the POE audience is the wealth of independently developed tools and calculators for the game (which is also a proof of the complexity of the game - as some of these tools are practically a must for efficient gameplay).

My personal experience with POE started about 3 years ago. A friend recommended, and it's free to play, so I thought 'why not?'. It took me almost a week to complete the game on normal difficulty (for comparison, it takes me ~6-8 hours today), while fighting through the many complexities of the character progression and skill mechanics - and making a million mistakes along the way. I quit then, but after a while the infinite possibilities for customization of skills and character builds tempted me back. I've been playing on and off ever since.

Any good game that has depth and complexity lets players discover more and more levels of gameplay - that naturally come with both character and player progression. Being part of the POE economy - namely trading items with other players - is an additional level of gameplay that is not directly related to the game itself, but is surprisingly rich and requires above average understanding of game mechanics to participate fully.

I've traded more and more in the past several months and recently (at the end of patch 2.6) started 'flipping' game currency. Being part of the economy transformed the way I experience the game as a whole - this article summarizes some of my observations and calculations on the subject.

POE Currency

One of the most interesting decisions Grinding Gear Games (GGG) made when designing the core mechanics of POE was removing the gold. It is almost universally accepted and expected that any RPG has some form of basic currency that everything can be traded for - the proverbial 'gold coins'. The characteristic that defines 'gold' is that it's the fundamental trading currency, but also that it has no intrinsic functionality - thus its value is defined solely by the other valuable resources/items a player can buy with it.
Any game where monsters occasionally drop loot and/or gold when defeated has an inherent inflation mechanism: the amount of total gold in the world is constantly increasing simply through players playing the game. Hence, the value of each gold coin diminishes - unless there are 'money sinks' built in the game world economy that naturally remove some of the influx of gold from monster loot (equipment occasionally requiring costly repairs by an NPC is a popular example of such a sink - though perhaps not the best game design).
Once gold loses its value, players often turn to other currency that they use for P2P trading (like the classic Stone of Jordan in Diablo II).

GGG solved most of these problems by canceling gold all together. POE has no currency that is used only for trading - every single item in the game has some intrinsic functionality and value. Thus, there are many items that are considered 'currency items' in POE - each does something different when consumed (providing a natural money sink mechanism):

My currency item storage tab (end of patch 2.6 'Legacy League'). And even more types of currency were introduced in patch 3.0.

Despite the multitude of currency items, historically one POE currency always rose as the 'gold standard' - completely through natural evolution. This is a fascinating free market model that has many similarities to real world barter based economies that evolved in situations where money was meaningless - for example due to inflation or banki

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