But see? It's hard to talk about these incidents without eventually someone just saying how they should/shouldn't have the right to own or carry a gun. But I don't think that's the point here.
Ok well I was being a bit flippant about the subject.
I agree, the incedent is not about guns. The guy who did this bought the guns legally. This is about some people being off in the head. When it comes right down to it if someone has set out to do something like this nothing will stop them from making it happen. If there was a world with no guns then they would find another way to make it happen.
I think what we should take from this is guns dont kill people. Batman movies do.
For the past few weeks I've had a lot of trouble selling pretty much everything. It seems like people just aren't using the GAH. Is the RMAH where it's all going down? Are lots of people quitting? Or am I just having bad luck?
Look, more conspiracy theory BS from Bilge. Shocker. No the GAH is not dead. The GAH is more alive than ever. I have been selling on the GAH non stop over the past 3 weeks and turning around and selling the gold on RMAH. I have acutally been able to sell things for higher prices than before the RMAH had gold selling enabled.
Stop trying to feed your conspiracy theory bullshit to the community. You aren't helping anything and you won;t cause change. If you are so against the things Blizzard has done for D3 then stop playing it.
Take a moment and read the whole thread. A lot of good points and they are correct. The only bullshit on here is your post. Good day.
I have read many posts about MF. It was always my understanding that MF gear does not directly effect the stats on an item. It only effects the ilvl of the item dropped. e.g. You'll have a better chance of getting higher ilvl gear but the rolls on the stats have nothing to do with MF %.
Thats partly wrong to start with. MF increases the quality of the loot that drops, not the ilvl.
Then I read the post with the Blizzard guide about MF and this part got my attention:
"Magic find affects the quality of items you acquire from killing enemies (but not treasure chests, vases, weapon racks, or other environmental objects). It doesn’t give you a chance to get more items on a given kill – instead, it increases the chance that an item you find will be magical, and more potent than it would be otherwise"
The way I'm reading that undertlined comment is that MF gear DOES effect the stat rolls on items. Can someone clearify this for me please?
MF gear gives you the chance to get more rolls on an item, but it does not guarantee that the rolls will be useful or that they will roll better. The only plus side is, the more rolls you get, the higher the chance of getting an upgrade for yourself, or finding a good item to sell.
Guess I replied a bit to soon. This answered my question. thanks!
Yeah, MF affects whether the rare item will have 4, 5 or 6 different affix rolls, obviously the 6 affix ones being the rarest
ok so it doesn't effect each stat roll though? For instance if an item dropped with STR on it. If I had MF on would the STR stats itself have a chance of being more potent then without he MF.
My apologies for sounding dense on this subject I just be to be absolutely sure about this.
I have read many posts about MF. It was always my understanding that MF gear does not directly effect the stats on an item. It only effects the ilvl of the item dropped. e.g. You'll have a better chance of getting higher ilvl gear but the rolls on the stats have nothing to do with MF %.
Then I read the post with the Blizzard guide about MF and this part got my attention:
"Magic find affects the quality of items you acquire from killing enemies (but not treasure chests, vases, weapon racks, or other environmental objects). It doesn’t give you a chance to get more items on a given kill – instead, it increases the chance that an item you find will be magical, and more potent than it would be otherwise"
The way I'm reading that undertlined comment is that MF gear DOES effect the stat rolls on items. Can someone clearify this for me please?
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*nods* I know how you feel.
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ponies n rainbows
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Thank gawd we have someone to spell check on these forums.... I mean of all the places we want to make sure we have proper spelling and grammar.
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I'm down. =)
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Ok well I was being a bit flippant about the subject.
I agree, the incedent is not about guns. The guy who did this bought the guns legally. This is about some people being off in the head. When it comes right down to it if someone has set out to do something like this nothing will stop them from making it happen. If there was a world with no guns then they would find another way to make it happen.
I think what we should take from this is guns dont kill people. Batman movies do.
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If that had happened in Texas the headline would have read: "Armed man shot by movie crowd after opening fire in theatre"
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Take a moment and read the whole thread. A lot of good points and they are correct. The only bullshit on here is your post. Good day.
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Guess I replied a bit to soon. This answered my question. thanks!
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ok so it doesn't effect each stat roll though? For instance if an item dropped with STR on it. If I had MF on would the STR stats itself have a chance of being more potent then without he MF.
My apologies for sounding dense on this subject I just be to be absolutely sure about this.
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Then I read the post with the Blizzard guide about MF and this part got my attention:
"Magic find affects the quality of items you acquire from killing enemies (but not treasure chests, vases, weapon racks, or other environmental objects). It doesn’t give you a chance to get more items on a given kill – instead, it increases the chance that an item you find will be magical, and more potent than it would be otherwise"
The way I'm reading that undertlined comment is that MF gear DOES effect the stat rolls on items. Can someone clearify this for me please?
Here is the link to the guide:
http://us.battle.net/d3/en/game/guide/items/equipment#magic-find