Gold had a completely different value in World of Warcraft than in League of Legends. It took an extremely long time to save up several hundred thousand gold in World of Warcraft, but in Summoner's Rift, two hours was enough to farm it easily.
The difficulty of obtaining them was worlds apart, yet through this virtual connection, gold from two entirely different games had somehow become interchangeable.
"So World of Warcraft gold can buy equipment here too?" Mo Qiong hurried to the Blue Team fountain and right-clicked the old man selling equipment.
Sure enough, the League of Legends equipment shop interface popped up.
He glanced at the prices. The numbers hadn't changed. Interestingly, on equipment that increased ability power, the ability power stat was displayed in gray.
That was how League of Legends worked. If a champion lacked a certain stat, such as mana, then when buying equipment, the mana-increasing attribute would appear gray, meaning the champion wouldn't benefit from it.
And the Holy Priest Mo Qiong was controlling clearly had no such thing as ability power.
"This adaptation is perfect." Mo Qiong spent over three thousand gold on equipment, then checked his stats. Seeing that it didn't seem useful at all, he canceled the purchase.
Reversing a purchase was also a League of Legends feature. Although Mo Qiong was playing a different game, he still had to adapt to the rules here to some extent.
It was just like how he couldn't attack the inhibitor turret right now, because the high-ground turret and inhibitor hadn't been destroyed.
"Confirmed. The data is interchangeable."
What could he buy with over three thousand gold in World of Warcraft? Buying something here would be a complete waste.
The stats adapted to each other and became interchangeable here, which was why his Smite's damage