Let us trade or give weapons in our guild

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• Whoareyou Member Posts: 93

  December 2017

  A lot of players won’t this added but I don’t think it would ever happen as they won’t you to buy your weapons not trade them
  But it would be nice to trade my old weapons to lower level guys then scrapping them

  Killingtime 

  

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• Artminius Member Posts: 536

  January 2018

  Good idea!
  Never gonna happen. Next Games model is micro purchases. Letting such purchases remain valuable after their 'sell-by' date just costs them impulsive buys.
  Reductio Ad Absurdum: Every player would give every old gear to every new player. No cost pressure, no income for NG, and we play some other game.

  

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• zoomy Member Posts: 1

  November 2018

  I’d like to be able to donate old weapons to newer members of my guild to encourage them to keep playing.

  

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• Andrea Member Posts: 1,011

  November 2018 edited November 2018

  @SavannahGuy81 This is my thread from april 2016 but seems no one take consideration
  https://forums.nextgames.com/walkingdead/discussion/8402/exchange

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• general2673 Member Posts: 39

  December 2018

  Its true you can buy weapons and gear and i can see the exonomic fallout for allowing people to swap them. Even if level to level was a must a player like me has no need for a lvl 16 but its a god weapon to certain players.
  
  What if as a middle ground (albeit still unlikely) swapping survivors was allowed within the guild.
  
  The swapped survivors would need to be identical in
  -level
  -Stars
  -class (?) could make it just for preferred traits
  -not heroes

  fear those whom are conquered for they are they are a most deadly enemy - hidden in plain sight

  

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• Ronin_Dave Member Posts: 24

  January 2019

  This is my number one request of Next. A “guild” implies some level of cooperation and assistance beyond just collective points gathering and guild war collaboration. There should be an option to swap badges, bade fragments, and gear among guild members. Next could moderate the mechanism to still retain their profits, yet afford more flexibility within guilds.

  

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