Many hardcore players think that the casual trends are not good for the development of the WoW universe.
Introducing casual players to the Warcraft world, as they say, will harm the fragile Warcraft economy. Too much farming, too many professionals doing items and a lot of people that do not really know the value of items, can hurt the WoW market. Too much gold will make inflation go higher. The prices will change as the easy "farmable" and "makeable" items will decrease in value, while the prices of high demand and hard to get items will skyrocket. This will destroy the power balance and shatter the economy of WoW.
Why I believe this is not true?
Not like the real world, World of Warcraft have a strong regulator - Blizzard. In the past, when the economy was changing, Blizzard had influence it directly, by changing the rules (not to say this is a good thing).
How you can make gold from it?
Making gold from these casual trends is very simple. As casual players do not have the ability or the time to get it all figured out and familiarize with all the game has to offer, they do have the desire for it. You can benefit by providing the high end-game items (casual players will not have the ability to make everything with professions), sell rear and hard to find recipes and pats, deliver of complex mats and items and the exploitation of arbitrage prices are all ways for you to make more gold.
Alon_Pyade
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