I'll continue trusting them if they fix the skill UI.
If they take what is clearly overwhelming support for a better UI and ignore it, then they will have lost me as a loyal customer.
Loyal.... ya right. "Blizzard fix this one little thing and make it exactly how i want it, or you lost me as a loyal customer." What a joke. If you are ready to flame blizz over a skill ui and be "lost as a loyal customer" than u arent anywhere near a loyal customer in the first place.
The skill UI is not even that big of a deal. Be real bro
I'm not a mindless zealot that will defend Blizzard to the death so if that's what you consider a loyal fan, then you're right, I'm not loyal. I do own seven Blizzard games including a couple of collector's editions so you need to frame your argument differently.
Your angst is misplaced anyways. It's not the skill UI that's the issue. It's the deleting of and ignore of threads and the constant back pedaling on decisions that they presented as exactly what they wanted (ex: simplifying the stats, then changing them back to how they originally had them & claiming using large portions of the screen and covering the character were bad UI design). Of course, now that they are doing that last part, they'll pretend they never said that and that it's actually good to use up most of the screen with a clunky UI. It's not, but they'll give some asinine reason for doing it that way (ex: making it easy for six year olds or difficult to swap skills during combat). Neither of which needed the new UI to accomplish those goals.
Look, I'm not going to get into it with you because I know it won't be worth my time. Enjoy your day.
I've never built a character designed to maximize targeted damage so this is what I was thinking about trying. I want to be able to deliver the most damage to a single target I can, with some area skills thrown in just in case I get surrounded. I'm not surte how viable the build is long term, but I'm excited to give it a shot.
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I'm not a mindless zealot that will defend Blizzard to the death so if that's what you consider a loyal fan, then you're right, I'm not loyal. I do own seven Blizzard games including a couple of collector's editions so you need to frame your argument differently.
Your angst is misplaced anyways. It's not the skill UI that's the issue. It's the deleting of and ignore of threads and the constant back pedaling on decisions that they presented as exactly what they wanted (ex: simplifying the stats, then changing them back to how they originally had them & claiming using large portions of the screen and covering the character were bad UI design). Of course, now that they are doing that last part, they'll pretend they never said that and that it's actually good to use up most of the screen with a clunky UI. It's not, but they'll give some asinine reason for doing it that way (ex: making it easy for six year olds or difficult to swap skills during combat). Neither of which needed the new UI to accomplish those goals.
Look, I'm not going to get into it with you because I know it won't be worth my time. Enjoy your day.
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If they take what is clearly overwhelming support for a better UI and ignore it, then they will have lost me as a loyal customer.
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I've never built a character designed to maximize targeted damage so this is what I was thinking about trying. I want to be able to deliver the most damage to a single target I can, with some area skills thrown in just in case I get surrounded. I'm not surte how viable the build is long term, but I'm excited to give it a shot.