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Originally Posted by lordbosh
A few mmorpgs I cannot name due to strange rules already do this. It might work, and might also enable us to go free to play. I give it a thumbs up, you'd have to make a list of how much each thing costs though and make it affordable for everyone. If its cheap enough alot of people would hand out the cash.
Anything that resets gk from the way it is I applaud. There are two options for GK to be repaired now that I have talked to many people: reset or new GK server. Either way, I would like to see something done already, we have been having a downward decline in players for the last three years 
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The problem though, is that what happens if there's a server glitch and items are lost, or if someone scams a person and takes their fancy little item?
Now you're not just talking about lost time, you're talking about lost money as well.
Graal would not be held accountable due to sections in the user agreement, but that wouldn't stop people from complaining and/or at least TRYING to do something about it. Paying real money for in-game items would only cause problems in an environment like this.
I know another online game that lets you pay real money to affect your account by adding special things, or making you look different, but none of those differences are required to be able to actually play the game. It's the choice of the people playing whether they want to pay the money or not.
However, in the sense of event items, they are usually the more powerful items in the game, and thus, anyone who can't afford to buy them, or doesn't like the concept of paying money to borrow a set of pixels for their character is going to innately be at a disadvantage.
As for your other suggestion, being able to change the graphics of items, well, this would just make scamming easier. Unless someone makes sure to click on everything they're being traded, how are they to know that the HSoD on the table isn't actually a Shiny Shield. Items are recognizable by sight, and some people don't know any better. Even so, only allowing graphics to be changed hardly requires a reset.