WOW (I'm pretty sure wow is a well functioning game where players can give eachother gold and silver coins? I'm 100% it once was at least) I'm kinda having a deja vu right now. I'm pretty sure I've been told on this subject before (was it by you I think transferrable in game currency works just fine in other games.Īrk (advanced rifle bullets or kibble is regarded as in game currency), With the payout rate in RDO I reckon it would be more like 1,000 RL$ for 5 RDR $,īut ok I could see why some might think that's a problem. Hey give me 5 RL$ and ill give you 1.000 RDR$ over the Poker-System If you would have an exploit like this, poeple would start trying making RL Money out if it. Not sure but i know this works in other games, might work here too as a way to be able to play with your friends at a public table. Cordinate the exact time you all press the button to "start a public match" of poker there.You may very well end up being matched at the same table. Have your friends go to the same poker table in the same town as you. I am not sure this would work, but you could always try it because i know in some other games this type of thing works. Playing in a public table, i should be able to talk to the randoms. Me and my friends did a private one and had a party chat going and it worked fine. Im not sure how people would "team up against someone at the table" if everyone at the table can hear the chat.
So it would be nice to be able to pass the time chatting with those at the table. Yeah i dont really get this at all myself. Why should we not be able to have a conversation when playing cards?
At least no one is responding when I speak. There's no chat at all as far as I can tell.
Tbh, I'd rather not have to deal with any of that what exists here is a very basic and limited form of Hold 'Em poker, but it's certainly better than sitting at a table filled with obvious cheaters. It's kind of a doubled-edged sword I'd love to be able to play higher stakes in RDO with friends and randoms alike and also have more options with setting up individual games or even tournaments, but unfortunately people can and will cheat, especially with having party chats, discord, or whatever at their disposal. That can and often will completely wreck the entire structure of a poker game and make the whole concept unplayable in a sense. However, the more I think about it, I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing on their part either if you've ever played on PokerStars or other online sites for real money, you may understand where I'm coming from - the collusion there is often very obvious and rampant and like I said earlier, it's just as common, if not more, with fake chips in other poker games, where everything is completely unmonitored and unregulated. I tried a public match for the first time a couple of hours ago they don't even show the names of the other players at the table! It's definitely designed this way to prevent cheating and the like.
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