What MMO is farming most profitable

So which game is item/money farming most profitable?

any game will do except furry-oriented ones, kthxbye

Hmm... I can't think of any that doesn't have a single furry including monsters. Sorry.

Project Entropia

In Ragnarok online i made around 15 dollars a day with one bot, prepare to get banned sooner or later tho.

In world of warcraft you can make around 20 - 30 dollar a day with a good bot and you won't get banned more then once per 6 months or so if you are carefull.

in Lineage 2 you must find a posse of chinese to make any real money, you'll probably end up with like 5 dollars at most in this hunk a junk game overrun by chinese and bots.

funny enough in Diablo 2 you can earn some good money by duping runes still, but do it while someone is still playing it.

of course if you are a good player you might earn some money by powerleveling people.

A good way to sell the ingame currency is ebay, they will remove your ad but generally Lots of people will see it and contact you about buying as soon as you put it up. just make them pay you first before you give out any and only accept transactions over 10 dollars or so and you should do fine.
I made a few hundreds in a couple of months last year, but it doesn't compare to having a real job and it does get very boring after a while. i recommend you have at least 5 - 10 spare computers to run bots on if you want to get a profit worth mentioning.

Oh, and don't forget that pretending to be a woman (or actually beeing one) and whoring out as well as scamming people is one of the best ways to get quick ingame currency in all and any games.

And this, folks, is why mmorpg's suck ass.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8u91m5IN_s

How do I become the middle man for a Chinese sweatshop?

>>6

Exactly.

If designers would stop copying Everquest to make their shitty mmo. Maybe they might be able to devise some ideas to prevent anything ingame from gaining real world value.

Ultima Online practically had it done right. Except houses gained value before they added in all those lame vet rewards and uber rares post-Y2k.

So if someone were to take old uo's setup, and make houses capturable or destroyable by other players. You would have an mmo where money means nothing, yet, items/time meant you would have something useful, yet, easy to lose, but, just as easy to replace.

A world with nothing permanent might have no real world value/scams.

But are there any MMORPGs where agriculture is a skill that your character can develop?

>>9

interesting, a Hillbilly MMO

I will give you such a game if you have fifty million dollars to contribute.

I wants lots and lots of some delectable pot!

Marijuana MUST be legalized.