I would like to see lower items freely trade able, these include items with lower magical abilities. For best items I think they should be "soulbound" or only usable on an account. Items in the middle should be trade able amongst guild members, assuming that guilds are available in D3. Runes and gems should be trade able because of the low drop rates, it is insane trying to get the specific rune you want just by grinding.
You could also set it up as a quest reward to make an item trade able. Or some fairly rare drop (like a scroll) that would allow you to make an item trade able. This would cut down on the items that were being traded without cutting it out completely.
On the other hand it was really nice to go into a game and get a bunch of gear that was trash to someone else but really good for someone that hadn't spent much time doing MF runs.
You could also do something like trade tokens that people have to collect (grind) in order to trade and apply a value to an item based on whatever you want.
PvP-
In the setup of the game just like it used to, have options if you want it to be full PvP, open PvP within a level range, or PvP only if the person chooses to be hostile.
I say no PvP in towns, but other than that keep level limits. If you are within level range of another player you are free game. The level range makes the fight much more fair but keeps the open endedness of "is this person friendly or not". I enjoy the thrill of not knowing if I need to fight or not and reading peoples actions. That's why I like open PvP, but I remember D1 and how awful it was getting killed constantly by some cheater.
Do what you do just keep the options vast.
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You could also set it up as a quest reward to make an item trade able. Or some fairly rare drop (like a scroll) that would allow you to make an item trade able. This would cut down on the items that were being traded without cutting it out completely.
On the other hand it was really nice to go into a game and get a bunch of gear that was trash to someone else but really good for someone that hadn't spent much time doing MF runs.
You could also do something like trade tokens that people have to collect (grind) in order to trade and apply a value to an item based on whatever you want.
PvP-
In the setup of the game just like it used to, have options if you want it to be full PvP, open PvP within a level range, or PvP only if the person chooses to be hostile.
I say no PvP in towns, but other than that keep level limits. If you are within level range of another player you are free game. The level range makes the fight much more fair but keeps the open endedness of "is this person friendly or not". I enjoy the thrill of not knowing if I need to fight or not and reading peoples actions. That's why I like open PvP, but I remember D1 and how awful it was getting killed constantly by some cheater.
Do what you do just keep the options vast.