As we all know, because there is a limit to the amount of gold that a character can carry, the act of building a small account to serve as an account warehouse and a gold coin bank is very common in Warcraft. In the upcoming Warcraft 11.0 version, Blizzard has also made a team bank function very intimately to provide players with additional gold coin storage space. But this feature also provides great convenience for GZS.
According to player testing, this clan bank can hold 99,999,999 coins, which is just one short of 100 million, which is equivalent to the maximum number of gold you can carry by ten trumpets. However, the price of items on the official server usually does not have such a large amount of gold transactions, so this clan bank seems to be cheap for GZS players who specialize in reversing gold coins, saving them the time of building 10 small accounts.
In addition, this clan bank can support the transfer of equipment and gold coins of cross-faction characters like the clan system, which is convenient for players to send gold coins without switching roles when practicing the enemy faction trumpet, and they can get it directly as soon as they open the bank, which is very convenient.
So the question is, will this move cause potential inflation in the official service? After all, there is such a convenient and safe way to transfer gold coins. Of course, the upper limit of gold coins will increase, and the risk factor will also increase, so it seems that the bank transaction password has become very necessary.
All in all, this clan bank is definitely a good benefit for players.
In addition, there is further news about the return of the national server, because Blizzard has simultaneously updated a simplified Chinese logo of "The Mystery of the Panda Man: Fantasy New Life", and the start date is estimated to be in late June-early July, so you can look forward to it.