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That would be awesome, and also less complicated than what I said. Hahaha

Hi Matt: I watched the Q&A and I was so glad just go see that this title is off in a promising direction. I listened to your response regarding joker boxes, trading, scam prevention, netherlands policy, etc. This is my thought on it as well: Hypothetically speaking, let's say the talks of banning trade on ledgendaries was progressing. Maybe there is a solution(s) on how to protect players from scams, yet make it fair for everyone. What if there was a program written for trading ledgendaries? 1. Player enters marketplace to place a trade or sell. 2. The program asks the player: " Do you wish to sell or trade", etc. 3. The player in this instance selects "trade". 4. The program then prompts the player to select which weapon to trade from their inventory. 5. Then, the program prompts the player to select the secondary weapon to be traded in exchange for the first weapon from a list of all possible ledgendary weapons. (In this case, the player will select the weapon agreed upon by another player, or just the desired weapon) 6. The player can then set a time period allowed for the trade, as well as specify who the trade is intended for.(may it be another player, or a general trade) 7. If conditions are met, with the exact weapons in place, the trade will complete. However, if condtions are not met, being the desired weapon of the first player was not placed by the second player, or the second player has no ledendary weapons at all, the trade will not complete and will notify the second player that the conditions were not satisfied. Hopefully a system of the sort could help eliminate the need for a "middleman" to be present, as well as scams. OR Ledendary weapons are not tradeable, but probability of unlocking weapons are higher, or more bundles are created with multiple ledgenary weapons present.