RMAH

RMAH refers to the Real Money Auction House in the video game Diablo III. Introduced in a patch after the game's initial release, the RMAH allowed players to buy and sell in-game items using real-world currency. This system was intended to provide a legitimate alternative to third-party gold-selling websites. Players could list items they found or crafted, setting a price in either USD or Euros. Other players could then browse these listings and purchase items using their credit card or PayPal.

The RMAH was a controversial feature within the Diablo III community. Supporters argued it offered convenience and a way for players to recoup some of the cost of the game, while critics voiced concerns about it promoting a pay-to-win environment, potentially devaluing the in-game progression and item hunt. It also led to issues with account security and potential exploitation.

Blizzard Entertainment, the developer of Diablo III, eventually decided to close the RMAH. The system was officially shut down in March 2014. Following its closure, the game's primary trading mechanism shifted to the player-driven Gold Auction House and direct player-to-player trading. The removal of the RMAH was generally met with approval from a significant portion of the player base, who felt it improved the core gameplay experience.