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PLUS makes it super easy for the scrubs/idiots who are to retarded/lazy/dumb to do it. WIN
No one is too retared or dumb to do it. It's a few button clicks. No ones too lazy to do it either.
The problem is that its an action game, and you shouldn't have to do tedious, clunky, menu driven stuff in middle of action based combat to play effectively.
Maybe people who can't understand that argument are the "retarded" ones. Or... maybe people like that hope throwing insults arround will cloud the issue and keep people from noticing that the current MF swap mechanics feel cheesy, sloppy, and a bit stupid.
And people like you will be the FIRST ones complaining on how this loot based game is not dropping good loot anymore. People that MF swap were unhappy about the bad loot drops before, but we kept farming and MF swapping, because this is a FARMING GAME.
its the people like you who dont put on the MF gear and dont put in the effort of farming that QQ the hardest. you expect to find 10 million gold items every half hour. the game doesnt work like that.
Credibility instantly goes to zero when, in an attempt to insult people who are apparently "retarded," you fail to utilize the correct "too."
You must be too retarded/lazy/dumb to learn English.
GTFO
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The biggest issue with allowing items to roll a specific set of affixes is that it devalues the good rolls, and inevitably floods the market with marginal upgrades. There are few items (like a wand legendary, say) that can be truly "trash" with specific stats on them. Most items can be utilized by a multitude of classes based entirely on those random rolls.
With the game as it is (specifically the auction house speeding up the trading process and making gearing up tens of times easier and faster than in D2), watering item rolls down to make them better itemized as a baseline would only contribute to the problem now where people are "beating" the game so quickly, and having great gear in a short amount of time.
Items randomized to make things harder to find? Game sucks, items shouldn't be so bad. Game rolls good items on a regular basis? Game sucks, gearing up (and thus killing stuff) is too easy.
It's lose/lose with these people who want Diablo 3 to be game X, Y, or Z that they used to play. Change is bad.
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A blue saying they're "interesting ideas" doesn't mean they disagree with me, or anyone else. Do you actually know what "interesting" means?
Had they said "those are ideas we share and are working on implementing," then yes, that would mean they disagree; to say they're "interesting" means nothing more than they're "interesting." Even I can agree with that.
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Stating opinion as fact; I can only imagine why you struggle to find entertainment in games.
Kripparian didn't fix a damn thing for the game, other than trying to make it an elitist's playground.
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In 2 months you'll still be playing, guaranteed.
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This week, on "Basement dwellers with a third-grade education pretending to be funny on the internet"...
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How I long for the days when calling their parents would have been the most effective way to curb this crap.
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Read: I failed to read the ToS (which I legally agreed to [and legally claimed I had read them] when clicking accept), failed to read patch notes, and am now crying about it while A.) threatening legal action of which I have no foundation or understanding, and B.) committing fraud against Blizzard (by way of refunding your account money with which you have already purchased an item that you now hold).
Perhaps you should contact a lawyer - they can clue you in as to how absolutely moronic your actions are.
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4) People like the OP never list a minimum price (but they sure do on the AH!) and then whine when someone offers them a price that's lower than what they wanted.
It'd be like a grocery store having no price tags on their items, and then being upset when someone offers them 50 cents for a gallon of milk.
List minimum prices or stop complaining (and yeah, if someone offers that minimum, you need to sell to them or your credibility around here goes to zero).
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Ironic post of the week right here.
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Until starving children in Africa are purchasing Diablo 3, sales are a pretty big flop, clearly.
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Your hyperbole is fantastic. You're also still missing the point, but that's not a big surprise either.
It's obvious you have your own idea on how this game should be played, and unfortunately continue to confuse the general, whiny public's opinion on why this game isn't fun to why this guy made the video in the first place.
Keep treating Diablo 3 like a single-player game, and the rest of us (who actually understand how Diablo works, ignoring the general mass of people who will cry about anything and everything) will keep enjoying the game for what it is - different trading schemes and all.
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Woah woah woah. You're just being too obvious and logical here, making it incredibly difficult for that guy to keep completely missing the point. How's he supposed to take a big dump on someone else proving a point if you keep making it clear that he's side-stepping it entirely to make his own, entirely irrelevant point.
On a related note, everyone talking about how using the AH is "cheating" or "unimpressive" is clearly lacking in either Diablo experience, or common sense. In Diablo 2, you had three (3) ways to trade or sell goods:
1. You sat in chat and spammed like a goober. This was inefficient, and usually resulted in other spam overwriting yours.
2. You made a game with a very compressed title, hoping someone caught it in a refresh, and farmed while praying your item was wanted. Additionally, you could join "trade games" which were huge cluster*^$#%s and someone usually got scammed.
3. You sold or traded via third-party websites (often illegally), hoping it was a legit trade.
#2 is no longer available, unfortunately, as it was probably the most efficient way to legitimately trade in D2. Instead, we have the AH, where you can post an item and people can search for it using their own metrics. This saves time, it saves effort, and it makes it MUCH easier to get the item you want in return (because you get a liquid asset called gold that you can spend on whatever you want).
Seriously, stop acting like the AH is evil incarnate. It's simply an easier way to trade items and commodities.
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/oblig
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Part of it, I believe, was the content of your accompanying post that seemed to imply the graph was correct (see: Blizzard pushing out patches so fast? [to prevent more player loss]), rather than just something to think about.
And while interesting how people understand things differently, it becomes increasingly less interesting (and more frustrating) when it's apparent that the understanding is born out of ignorance of either the presenter of the information (not you, but the creator of the graphic and "story") or/and the person interpreting it.
It's one thing to have an opinion on the game, it's another entirely to present as fact information that is either unconfirmed, or skewed in such a way that it creates a false reality (like claiming the game is dead or dying because xfire lost users or Amazon is no longer selling 100,000 copies a day).
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You realize it's based on volume of sales, right?
How long did you expect a single item to remain at #1 for, exactly?
Stepped right away from QQ/Fanboi warfare into logical/insane wars.
Obligatory edit: It even says right at the top of the page "Our most popular products based on sales. Updated hourly." That should clue you in as to how their "ranking" is based and why it's completely irrelevant, at all.
Can you trolls find a new schtick?