Over time, many publishers do not agree that players sell DDO plat but still, many players will continue to buy DDO platinum as long as they are available. It is not even 2 weeks from the date of its release and retailers are already filling the market with all D&D gold on almost all servers. So you should all be wondering where this gold comes from and how it affects the game? In the beginning, however, there was a long beta. During that time many players spent hours and hours accomplishing a quick way to cultivate DDO gold. In line with that, they probably made a few experiments, finding the quickest ways to get to level 50 (currently the maximum allowed). This is a very lucrative market for Chinese players. They can easily use this service for the American people and make a lot of Yuan. Normally in any MMORPG, if you are rich and have all the gold you need you can buy all the gear and skills needed to level up and make you the strongest player possible. Well, guess again. In DDO there is a limit to what you can use, if you are at a low level you cannot wear certain things beyond what you are currently. I have heard that it takes about 2 months for an average player to hit 50. If you decide to buy DDO gold, I believe you can hit 50 faster than usual. For the unfortunate players who did not buy that, they will probably be left behind. Many players find this market incorrect. However, most players do not have the time to devote 8 hours of their day to the game and would like to be just as strong as those who spend most of their time playing. The fact is, even if you have everything you need, what makes a player good is still their ability to grow their character. In line with that, many players may prefer to skip the boring rating process, especially if it is very repetitive. It is very difficult these days for a single player to go without buying DND gold from stores or other players.