A bunch of computer games have had very restrictive rules about getting money back out of the game that other people have put in. Because if you overprice some

A bunch of computer games have had very restrictive rules about getting money back out of the game that other people have put in. Because if you overprice something in a video game someone might buy it anyway. Because who’s to say the price didn’t spike high for some real world or in game event (like a holiday, a new challenge opening, or a voice actor died and everyone wants to dress like their characters). If you can turn the in game currency back and forth to hard currency, then you can sell a $5 item for $500 and walk away with 90-99% of the value (depending if the company charges a transfer fee).