I really doubt there's any kind of use with the PayPal API on Atrius other than a trust system (you donate, we award you manually), you're pretty much setting yourself up to get scammed (and you're already getting ripped off). You might as well just go on GK and organize trades over AIM.

What if theres a system to "donate" for a item and the item is transfered to the player automaticly. part of the donation goes to graal other half goes to the server weather it be to split the servers share to stay online and a 3rd go to the dev team or throw it all at the dev team

the server gets money to distribute how ever they see fit

unimax is getting money from the server being up and from players

the player gets his item

only downfall is players and devs have to pay for the gold =/ miss those f2p days much?

what the...

I'm not going to say i've ever "USD"'d anything on Graal Kingdoms, but there is a HUGE market for USD on there. Huge. About two weeks ago, there was a 750$ trade. Back in the day these happened weekly.

Now think of how a BIG portion of this could go to Stefan. Anyone who's ever logged into GK can tell how hard it is to level, so steal Zodiac's idea, make Experience potions. It'd make players money ingame for there gelats, it'd increase trade, leveling, everything. Then release, say, spellset's ect, mental scrolls, everything.

It's not really stealing since it's such a generic idea but to make leveling bearable on GK the potions would be crucial considering how bad the grind is.

This is not donating, this is paying for an item.

What Atrius is doing is against the TOS. Donations do NOT receive something in return. If Graal wants to have something like this it should all be done through shop and you donate gelats not cash. I seriously cannot condone whats going on with Atrius or GK for that matter. I'm fully expecting more people to come to me telling me they got scammed.

Yes but......I don't approve of what Atrius is doing, but if its done through a gelet shop they dont get profit only stefan does...

I agree it could be done in such a way so that it actually makes more sense. I'm aware of at least one other game that has a donation option. The server takes a cut and the game developer receives a portion. Its a win win situation for both sides.