The result of that was that players felt that they were never finding anything valuable while playing, nor were they finding any valuable amount of gold with which to buy the more expensive items in the AH." "This of course led to the real price of items decreasing in a similar manner. "From late May 2012 to July 2013, in a little over a year, the price of gold in Diablo 3 managed to decrease more than 1000 times," he explained. Of course that naivety allowed people like Brook to take advantage, although he does explain how the game's diminishing economy made it harder and harder for him to make money (until Blizzard evenually took the Auction House offline). It seems that most players in Diablo 3 just had no idea what they were doing when it came to item trading and the Auction House." "In fact, even mind-bogglingly dumb trades are not uncommon when you have a sample size of millions. "It turns out that in a game like Diablo 3 that has millions of players in each region (Europe, Americas and Asia) there are so many players that have no idea what they're doing that good and expensive items are being put for sale on the Auction House for ridiculous prices all the time," he wrote. I was making more than what most of the football players playing for the country's top clubs were," Brook wrote, also explaining how he was able to make roughly €370 (nearly $500 / £300) every day. "You have to realize that in Bulgaria, where the average wage is a little over 700 leva (€360) per month, this was a big deal. In his blog, A Diablo 3 Story, Brook explained how he used his extensive knowledge of the game, along with programming skills learned along the way, to create bots that monitored the auction house, buying low-priced rare/legendary items and then selling them for a considerable profit.
A Bulgarian Diablo player going under the name Cherokee Brook has lifted the lid on his exploits in the third game's old Auction House, describing how he was able to make $100k by selling rare items over the course of a solitary year.
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