I need a honest and correct advice!

Hello,

I am from eastern europe, and I am kinda gifted for games, which means I tend to learn fast and I am usually good at the game I play.
In last 3 years I played one game and I was making roughly 300$/a month from that game, but I only played 3h ~ on average every day, reason why I could make so much was crafting which is kinda passive, and I could've logged in from my work and just put my chars to craft and income would come.

So my question here is, how is actually RMT in this game? I've heard it was bad, but now with price going up with the gold interested me more.
Can I make any money with playing 3h~a day (on average)?
My goal is to make like 250-300$, bcuz I've got a full time job and that money would be just money from the side.

Thanks a lot in advance!

No

I farm with 6 chars (1340, 1310, 1310, 960, 600, 460) Chaos Dungeon, Guardians, Una task, Adventure Islands, Field Bosses, i do market trading and i barely make 3k gold with 6-8 hours of work...gold price is around 1k = 2-2.5$, so i earn only 6-7.5$ for 6-8 hours of work...not worth it at all unless you have 20-30 bots doing the work for you while you afk and do some other things.

Sorry friend, i don't know what game you used to play but i think that making that kind of profit nowadays is simply impossible.

You see, i'd argue that RMT has become much more popular and more people now see it as a business, so big fish resellers flock the market and tank prices down for every other "freelance" seller.

In my honest opinion its only worth (on PoE, Albion, New world, Lost ark) if you are from a third world country, cause pay is usually low / conversion rate actually benefits you. Getting a proper job if you live somewhere that pays in dollars is always better.


I for one sit on a fortunate position where i can buy gold for cheap from botters/farmers and sell to normal people for double, cause we don't work with Dollars but rather another devalued currency. But even then the $300 you mentioned are very hard to achieve.