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I saw some Dark Robo Earrings in a shop the other day for like 21s :| If I had known they actually go for around 200s, i'd have totally bought them. xD
Don't feel guilty about it, it's the sellers loss and your gain. He should have double checked his shop :P |
@ Koki o-o; Really? - hugs blaaaahs - @ Manczar LOL, well, I wasn't really responding to the rest of the comments, just noting it would really make an awesome debate xD But honestly, while I agree with that it was the seller's mistake to price it like that and not double checked, I would still feel guilty. It doesn't matter that I know it was the other side's fault, I would still feel guilty for what I did. While if you left it there, it's true that somebody else would've swooped on and grabbed it, and the seller would still end up with whatever he priced it for. I would buy it, but in my heart, I'd still feel guilt. |
the problem is not that the price was cheap, but it was clearly intended to be sold for 1g not 1s.
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Would you really call it abuse? If you didn't get it, someone else would have. And the person selling it would have ended up with the same amount anyways. If I could, I would probably message them first, if they don't reply, then buy the weapon. But would you want to wait for somebody else to snatch it up, or you? With the same amount for the seller anyways? |
Ummm..... 1g for a level 30 weapon. If the seller meant to sell it for 1g, then I think they would have been overpricing it, even for a +9. You do not stay in your 30s long enough to justify paying 1g for a weapon.
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lets say we have a person A. U know that person will be killed tomorrow. Would it be correct to kill A now? After all he would die tomorrow anyway. While that analogy drives the whole point into the extreme, it makes one point clear: Just because someone else does/will act immoral, does not justify your actions. No matter what they are. |
Okay, about your analogy. There is person A, you know that the person will die tomorrow. Person B wants to kill person A today, and so do you. After all, he's going to die tomorrow, you can either kill him and get your revenge or stand by and let the other person kill him. What I'm trying to say is that no matter what you did, no matter how long you whisper that person, somebody is going to rip him off. I would rather buy it myself and work out whether I want to keep it or give it back to the person later than see somebody else waltz off with whatever the guy was selling. And I think I'll go to sleep now ... and your analogy scared me a little bit ^^; |
Their loss, but you shouldn't feel beat yourself up over it. Its just a game and it was their careless mistake.
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This kinda reminds me of a board-game I played several years ago - Scruples - it was based on players asking each other what they would or would not do in different moral predicaments and then voting if they believe that response to be true or not.
As for the OP question of "Should I feel guilty?" I still say no since you did not do anything to cause the item to be priced as it was and you should not feel guilty that you found the item before the person who would not think twice about whether there is a question of guilt. Again, you did not do anything to cause the item to be priced as it was and you should not feel guilty. |
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