Is Call of Duty the next Activision franchise to migrate to Battlenet? Very likely. As Eurogamer broke earlier this month, players are now able to link their Call of Duty accounts to Battle.net – no doubt in anticipation for Black Ops 4.
I bring this up to MMO players because of the potential impact on World of Warcraft – specifically, token prices – as WoW players buy and sell their tokens to spend down their Blizzard balance to buy up the new CoD title (or cash in on the flurry). Redditors are current speculating about the incoming speculation, arguing that tokens prices have been relatively stable over the past few months, spiking for the Battle for Azeroth hoopla but ultimately settling back down. In fact, just covering the potential for a spike can cause a spike, one poster points out. Gamers will recall a similar situation last year when Destiny 2 landed on Battlenet, sending the token to record heights.
And that leads us to some Leaderboard fun. Do you speculate on WoW Tokens or other legal MMO RMT currency (like PLEX, C.R.E.D.D, etc.), or do you stay the heck away from that noise? Multiple responses are allowed!
Leaderboard: Do you speculate on WoW Tokens or other legal MMO RMT currency?
- Yep, I speculate on tokens for profit. (12%, 11 Votes)
- I buy tokens, but only for what I personally need. (26%, 24 Votes)
- Nope, I don't deal with RMT token systems at all. (18%, 17 Votes)
- I'd rather just pay cash than fuss with tokens. (23%, 21 Votes)
- I find token systems too grindy to participate in them. (5%, 5 Votes)
- I speculate in MMO markets, but not tokens specifically. (7%, 6 Votes)
- No response / view tally. (9%, 8 Votes)
Total Voters: 79
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