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I find the burger need the stump.

Needs more grilling.

i would just like to know more about the mechanics of the game, not so much new content like new character/items/places/whatever.

qft ....

hopefully they won't make that desert place act 2 otherwise ill shoot someone

For Trading

-I wish for an auction house type system for the realm e.g. all us east players have one global auction house to buy and sell items as they please this auction house npc/vender could be located or called from a special portal/item or transmute(wirts legs for instance) if an npc in town is not a viable option.

-Trading should be streamlined as items are always going to be going to the wrong person in the party. D3 should have a different "in feild" small trade window coming up on the corner of the screen(unhindering combat). So you could have a person and item selected and type /trade and you will automaticly be trading with the player with the slected item in the trade window. Another comand could be /tradefree and you would automaticly give the selected player the item you have selected ,a command box for the reciever may be necessary e.g." "so and so" sends you "itemblah" do you accept?". Just in case someone decides to fill u up with quivers/junk before a boss fight.

-Clicking on players wouldnt not automaticly trade that was annoying in diablo2. Possible trade options: /trade while person selected and/or clicking on trade button then person.

-Not really trading as such but if a quest reward was made, much like the personize, would be an offer to soul bound a item to the player the only way to soul-bind items? just an idea. (Would also decrease hacking somewhat due to the most rare items being soul bound on perfect characters)

-I liked the copper silver gold in wow, its saves having gold numbers exceeding 50,000,000 etc though it is a minor issue.

-Gold having value. Kind of necessary.

For PvP

-If you could encourage players to fight on a map with a random teleport wp (no town camping and decreasing jumping). Where players would speifitcaly only drop an item of pvp value. Again this idea is trying to move away from wow to separate the games you just as easily implement a wow arena type system but would you want to?.

-Special Events computer/program generated games (different color from normal games in list) where hostiley is automaticly toggled permentily for all players and you didnt know what kinda special event it was untill entering these special events would viary from:

I: One to find a key/item of value in a (scary)pumpkin patch by attacking the pumpkins to open them up.

II: First one to chase down a mutilated bunny and kill it/talk to it gain reward.

III: Everyones teleported to a random place on the map and have to destry walls to reach treasure chests only one of which carrying an item of value the rest spawning traps/monsters.

IV: Death match type game last player to survive games a chest that appears out of the ground much like the one in the gameplay trailer.

Etc the games wheren't really meant to seem like holiday events but kinda come off like it. The events rarity would make them more unique of course. To common would lead to a downfall in interest and flavor. Also people to low lvl to duel/hostile could not enter.

-Impliment dueling system where as soon as a player reached death they would be put to 1 hp and kept alive and unable to attack or be attacked untill they entered town again. To enter a duel with another player you could click the duel button then player or /duel on selected player. A visual indication of loss would be good aswell.

-Ears could carry the cash value(when sold to a vender) a player lost apon death to entice pvp. Therefor no gold gain on the market only transfer meaning no exploits. Just a thought.

-All attacks/spells/skills cast/used prior to hostiling would not turn into attacks players could recieve.... tppk ruined hardcore can't really have that happening

LOL @ wireframe and 4 min photoshop job


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