Some of them require you to spend a lot of meat to qualify. There are nearly a hundred trophies right now, with more added periodically. On meeting certain requirements, you get a trophy for it - if you pay for it.The game's creator, Jick, grew to hate it, and revised it again to passively-aggressively insult players for taking part in it before finally erasing it from existence. For many years, the revised version awarded money to one of the two players involved, but the house took a cut of every game. Well, there was one quest that required you visiting it once, but all other visits would simply take your money. The early version of the Money Making Game did nothing except take Meat from you.Unfortunately, using it without any meat in your inventory caused the problem, as your meat total went below zero and all the way up to the top. Ironically enough, the problem arose from an item that was actually itself a money sink-well, when used outside of combat, that is-called a "meat vortex." It was intended to be used in combat to take some meat from an enemy, and just for fun the dev team made it take 30 or so meat from you when you used it outside of combat. Thus, "meatsinks" were created, such as the Penguin Mafia raffles and the "Save the Yeti" fundraisers. In the early days, there was a rather nasty period of bug exploitation known as "Black Sunday" that resulted in some people gaining ludicrous amounts of meat, the game's Global Currency.This serves as a pretty effective Inf-sink. More importantly the Auction House (which was added at the same time as inventions) takes a 10% cut of all transactions.But when Inventions came out, suddenly, the high-level characters with lots of Inf were buying low-level salvage that only low-level characters could get for huge sums, effectively redistributing a lot of money from high to low.
With the introduction of Super-Groups, one could choose to earn Prestige for one's group instead of the regular Influence/Infamy for one's character, which partially solved the problem.
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It has a portable auction house on it and costs 5,000,000 gold. Battle for Azeroth took it Up to Eleven with the brutosaur mount.At the same time a luxury vendor was introduced who sells a toy for 250,000 gold, a bag for 500,000 gold, a pet for 1,000,000 gold, and a mount for 2,000,000. Due to a glut in gold after Warlords of Draenor, Legion raised the gold cap to ten million, allowing even higher bids on the auction house.Later on, the WOW token could also be exchanged for store credit, to buy mounts and other collectibles from the Blizzard store. Warlords of Draenor saw the introduction of the WOW token, allowing players to extend their subscription with in-game gold.Some items regularly hit the max gold cap of 1,000,000. Where players can bid against each other to get rare drops, high end gear, or items that otherwise no longer drop in the game. Since the Mists of Pandaria expansion, there is the black market auction house.
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