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i just hope they change the following Skills and runes a bit.

Acid Cloud 5 runes all poison.

Haunt 5 runes all cold

Spirrit barrage 5 runes all cold

Locus swarm 4 runes poison. 1 fire.

Overall WDs have the worst element diversity ATM.

And its hard to make anything good themed around booth a playstyle and an element.

Would love to see a fire and poison rune for spirit barrage and Haunt.

and a cold rune for acid rain and locus swarm.

Would open up a lot of element diverse builds for the WD.

at paragon lvl 801>infinity you will only gain points into your core tab 1 point per paragon level.

every point put into dex/str/int will give you 5 dex/str/int.

Avalible, yes.

Downloadable, yes.

Servers up? nope.

Well in a few months when the vanity shop opens up and 3 wings and 13 transmogs and 5 pets comes. all players wont have the same wings.

As for RoS:CE compared to D3:CE its a complete joke i know. Almost not even worth it but as a collector and for the sake of collecting i will get it.

The big thing that should be with 1h vs 2h.

that 2Hs is for abilitys with cooldown or massive resource costs (to deal more damage where it matters)

and 1HS for spammy stuff like generators and low cost abilitys.

But ATM there is almost no difference between the 2 in fact 1Hs are way better as you often gain resources faster for your big spenders, to actually matter.

you are missing one big important piece of the puzzle with blood shard and the gambling vendor in adventure mode avalible one one of your regions characters has completed act 5.

doing bountys and gaining blood shards (account wide) to buy the gear upgrades for slots you have low gear in.

and this will help with getting items to be able in torment. i did it myself earlier in the BETA with the crusader. i played it strictly in torment 1 and i hit lvl 70 in mid act 5 and it was a fun and hard experience.

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Yeah, not to take apart your observations, but with all due respect, it seems a bit overcomplicated a solution. But then again, my idea might not be all that sound to begin with, so...it might need an overcomplicated solution to fix it, and in which case, may just be easier left out. I'm willing to admit that, :-)

naa your original plan is not that flawed at all we need a solution to this problem. mainly the fact that sitting in town doing nothing gives a good reward. and that's the biggest problem. also this solution is not that hard to implement within the current system. But yes bountys ATM at its core is highly flawed.

the only way i can see this working is if you can "reset" a zone once it is completed. else the other player would just get into an empty zone. with no rewards in it. being able to reset zones could also help reduce the need to start new games over and over and that would mean less strain on the servers. Question is what is needed to do before being able to reset a zone. bounty only could work well i guess but would not work for most other zones.

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Oh... what a pity. I thought, they would just let you buy one item from a vendor an then it´s gone.
Time to clean up my stash. Good bye white belts ...

i would still keep the belts, as they are bought before the "special" ID from vendor sold is added, they should still salvage ^^

there are TONS of diffrent playstyles in diablo 3, the only problem is that they are totaly DWARFED in efficiency to a select few build. with all the new legendaries and effect there will be potentialy limitless builds, sure the variety in gameplay in diablo is not that big. and i guess thats one of its flaws atm we have. Broken and booring PVP. Farming Pargaon as efficently as possible Achievement hunting. Hellfire / Crafting material hunting.

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This is hurting the credit card warriors the most, and anything that hurts the credit card warriors is a grade "A" win in my book. You can see it everywhere this is being discussed, all of the arguments boil down to them being amazingly butthurt that all of their attempts to pay to win are being shot down by Blizzard.



That, and I'm sure more than a few of them were planning to sell some of those OP legacy items closer to RoS release and that was also snatched away from them.

That's not the point. The point is that Blizzard basically acknowledges that legacy items are, or let me rephrase, have the POTENTIAL to be more powerful than the SUPPOSEDLY NEW AND IMPROVED Loot 2.0 items. What does that tell you?

It tells me they made some mistakes in itemization and stat rolling and they are now course correcting to prevent runaway stat inflation. Next question?