A couple things to think about. One focus on no bots, no bots equals less quantity of items to purchase. Two if you eliminate the ability to mass rush characters through the game to high levels you A.) take away a huge amount of people who can use/ buy high valued items, and B.) you limit the number of high level characters to farm for high valued item to sell. I would think the second option would work best considering you could have the true gamer who likes to play the game the "true" way and not be tempted to purchase items for cash, and cut out those who just play for the quick fame and glory.
Being someone who cannot dedicate my entire life to playing Diablo I find it very discouraging when I cannot be as godly as most in the game. Im not saying I don't appreciate the hard work it goes into creating a godly character but I cannot afford 12 hours a day it seems to take to find good items. So my question: Is there anything being done to D3 that will even the playing field for those who can play all day everyday, or is "godly" still going to be a term reserved for those extreme gamers?
A couple things to think about. One focus on no bots, no bots equals less quantity of items to purchase. Two if you eliminate the ability to mass rush characters through the game to high levels you A.) take away a huge amount of people who can use/ buy high valued items, and B.) you limit the number of high level characters to farm for high valued item to sell. I would think the second option would work best considering you could have the true gamer who likes to play the game the "true" way and not be tempted to purchase items for cash, and cut out those who just play for the quick fame and glory.
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