RMAH
Real money auction house
Example
hey, have you checked out the new items in the rmah?
no, not yet. anything good worth spending on?
there's a sweet sword that's perfect for my build, but it's a bit pricey
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RMAH is a feature from the game Diablo 3 that allowed players to buy and sell in-game items for actual money, rather than in-game currency like gold. Introduced by Blizzard Entertainment, the RMAH opened up the possibility for players to make real-world cash while gaming, turning virtual conquests into tangible profits. This feature created a lively marketplace where weapons, armor, and other gear became commodities with genuine financial value.
The idea was a game-changer; however, it wasn't without controversy. Critics argued that it skewed gameplay, favoring those who could spend more money, and turned Diablo 3 into a pay-to-win scenario. As a result of these criticisms and other factors, Blizzard eventually shut down the RMAH in 2014.