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i just love "the leaderboard" argument. I mean botting or not, top10 ppl on leaderboards are gonna be people who spent ALL THEIR FREE TIME on diablo. And you all sit here talking about leaderboard like you expect to be in that top10, are you ready to commit all your time to this game? If not, then why the fuck do u care about leaderboard, noone gives a shit about ppl past top10, just play for your own pleasure

You can have your own opinion, but when you start speaking for me, then that's when I have to say something;

You may not 'care about anyone past rank 10', but I personally do. Hell, I was stoked when I was around rank 500 with my sader a couple weeks ago.

"such small changes" would also make these rings the absolute BiS, forever. They are already biS, but there's potential for some other rings to be buffed to compete. Think of the rings that would have to be created to beat them out after that change.

RNG is good, and when they drop you still have to make a hard choice on what to do.

Yea, pretty much. They can't make whimsyshire awesome to farm, because then people will farm that instead of bounites / rifts / Grifts.

Because of that, most don't want to go to whimsyshire. So to let people still see the content once in awhile, they added a goblin portal. What's so bad about that?

Yep. And then I got to d2jsp, join their clan and get all the stuff I just bought off their website. Totally fixed solution, no idea why no one thought of it before....

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I wish Blues and Rares have the chance to compete with Legendaries. I miss the old days.

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Only crap that usualy kills me is the falling meteor mobs in act 4. Not the ones that summon a meteor. But the ones falling from the skies and stun you and then become regular mobs. Most of the time when i load into a zone in act4 i have popped my survival passive. And i have the game on a ssd so its close to instant. Still kinda unavoidable

when you have loaded in the game, it only loads of ur ram, it has nothing to do with ur harddrive just sayin

32gb ram 64 bit os. I load instantly. Point being that the falling crapmobs deal dmg before you can do anything. Even tho you load the game within seconds.

Also. I noticed a considerable difference from a regular HD and ssd in loading times and the fact that i had lag for 3-4 seconds after entering a new zone. Completly gone on the ssd drive

Correct, the HD does in fact help while in the game as well, because the client side assets are stored on the HD, not the ram. The time of loading, from entering new Grift levels to moving across the map, has been greatly reduced for me since I got my SSD.

Yep, it's called multiboxing, and apparently Blizzard is ok with it.

I personally hate it, and I think it should be a ban-able offense, simply because people are using 3rd party programs and scripts to control 3 different accounts at once. If you want to set up all your accounts, with a mouse and keyboard per account and play like that, fine. But this shit here straight up makes me not want to play. Most effective way to farm? Buy 4x copies of D3 RoS and multibox.

Defenders of multiboxing inc! And let me iterate one more time before the end here; I think the offense is using macros and scripts to have one command = 4 different commands for 4 different accounts.

That's a legendary item. With the exception of uber boss keys, legendary gems, lore books and the like, every item can drop from anywhere in the game once you're max level and in at least a torment one difficulty game or higher.

As far as Ubers go, I agree they should add some more mechanics. I was always into the whole 'this is a hack n slash' crowd, until I did the Lord Wynton event when RoS launched. Even though it was simple (kill the summoned adds to lower his shield) it's a really fun change of pace. I'm sure they'll add some more uber bosses, and hopefully with some extra fun mechanics.

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Oh ffs you people are so dramatic

THE SEASONS RUIIIIINEEEDDDDD!!!!11!11

NO ONE WILLEVER EVEREVEREVER BE ABLE TO CHALLENGE THE TOP PLAYERS BECAUSE THEYLL HAVE TO TRY A WITTLE HARDER WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Sidenote; Fireball never stops being awesome

It wouldn't be an issue if it was a little harder. But as soon as all stockpiled high level greater rift keys are used up, the top spots on the leaderboard are not likely to change. Making changes mid season creates an uneven playing field, its as simple as that, I'm not trying to be dramatic.

What on earth are you talking about? So because it'l take a little longer to get to the Grift you're trying to complete, that suddenly means everyone in the top 10 has cemented their spot?
You guys are high

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So was she? why were we even there? She kinda looks like the mystic, the third artisan. Was she the mystic that was later removed from the game?

The game feels so unfinished to me because of things like this.

Not just a very bad story and bad story telling. But also incomplete and making no sense.

Totally agree and I was thinking the same thing the first time I played through it. She looked like the mystic and it made me feel like Blizz rushed the game. They gave in on the public and demolished their own integrity by doing so.

Just throwing this out there, but Blizzard's Integrity went all the way to hell when they made the Activision Merger back in the days.
It vanished never to be found again. Ever.

You do realize that Blizzard didn't merge with Activions, Vivendi did. Vivendi owned Blizzard outright (or at a majority, I believe), and Blizzard had no say in the matter what so ever. It's only Activision-Blizzard because 1) Acti knew they needed a name with a better image then they had, and 2) Whoever heard of Vivendi? Further, Acti-Blizz has said repeatedly that Blizzard is it's own unit. While I would normally ignore a PR statement for what it is, I doubt Blizzard is under the same constraints as the rest of Activision, given it took them this long to release D3. If they really were just another cog, then we'd be on D5 right now. Also SC7, and Titan would have been confirmed as WoW 2 - like WoW except you can pay for experience and gold that you buy directly from Blizzard.

Also, on topic, yeah, she was going to be more, but they cut the mystic. Why would they change out that part of the game? They already have the models/scripting in place. Companies reuse assest ALL the time. Also, the are dozens and dozens of one shot NPCs in the game. To list of a few - The Priest in the village we save in Act 1 (forget it's name), all the Bandits and the girl from the Scandrels introductory village, The ghost of the Nephalem (forget names) before the Haunted Woods, the merchant that "wasn't" selling to the Cult just before entering Leoric's manor, the other merchant that you can help kill some traitor with the cult right before you enter Leoric's Manor, the random dude you can rescue at the end of the Halls of Agony. The necromancer that gives you a quest in A2 (when he doesn't die), the guards and villages you rescue from Lacuni at the very beginning of Act 2, all the people in Alcanus, and the outpost before Alcanus, the blacksmith in the insane foundries before the Larder in Act 3, and the various guards men you rescue from the fields or the bridges later on in Act 3.

It's not at all uncommon for stories to have one shot characters to save or die. Give me the title of story, and if I've heard of it, I bet I can name at least one throw away character (assuming I've actually read/watched/played the story in the last few years).

"Corruption has the strength of deceit, but innocence holds the power of purity." - Adria, Diablo

Is Adria just a 'cultist' or corrupted mortal, or is she something more than that?

I'm skeptical that they were planning it way back then, but the townsfolk in D1 cast her as a super duper magic user, or something not human.

Why don't that old crone do something for a change? Sure, sure, she's got stuff, but you listen to me - she's unnatural! She doesn't eat or drink, and you can't trust somebody that desn't drink at least a little.

The witch, Adria, is an anomaly here in Tristram. She arrived shortly after the Cathedral was desecrated while most everyone else was fleeing. She had a small hut constructed at the edge of town, seemingly overnight, and has access to many strange and arcane artifacts and tomes of knowledge that even I have never seen before.

Adria is wise beyond her years, but I must admit - she frightens me a little. Well, no matter. If you ever have need to trade in items of sorcery, she maintains a strangely well-stocked hut just across the river.

While I use some limited forms of magic to create the potions and elixirs I store here, Adria is a true sorceress. She never seems to sleep, and she always has access to many mystic tomes and artifacts. I believe her hut may be much more than the hovel it appears to be, but I can never seem to get inside the place.

Adria truly bothers me. Sure, Cain is creepy in what he can tell you about the past, but that witch can see into your past. She always has some way to get whatever she needs, too. Adria gets her hands on more merchandise than I've seen pass through the gates of the King's Bazaar during High Festival.

Doesn't eat, drink, or sleep allegedly, able to get whatever she wants, most of the town is scared of her.. She seemed to know a lot about what was really going on too.

"No Mortal can truly understand the mind of the Demon. Never let their erratic actions confuse you, as that too may be their plan."

"There are many artifacts within the Labyrinth that hold powers beyond the comprehension of mortals. Some of these hold fantastic power that can be used by either the Light or the Darkness. Securing the Anvil from below could shift the course of the Sin War towards the Light."

"This is a place of great anguish and terror, and so serves its master well. Tread carefully or you may yourself be staying much longer than you had anticipated."

"You will become an eternal servant of the Dark Lords should you perish within this cursed domain. Enter the Chamber of Bone at your own peril."

"The Heaven Stone is very powerful, and were it any but Griswold who bid you find it, I would prevent it. He will harness its powers and its use will be for the good of us all."

So since we now know she was apparently an agent of Diablo, we can assume she was there to make sure things went according to plan. What is this plan?

From the D2:LoD instruction manual:




That was from something called Prophecies of the Final Day by the way.

Druid lore excerpt:

They created a new culture and language, cutting themselves off from their Barbarian cousins and their ways, vowing not to return to the Steppes of Mt. Arreat until the time of the Uileloscadh Mór, the final battle between the men of the world and the demons of the Burning Hells.

At the Túr Dúlra, the greatest of the Druid Colleges, stands the magnificent oak Glór-an-Fháidha. This tree is the most revered source of the Druids guidance and teachings. Under its branches, for centuries, the Druids of Scosglen have been honing not only their powerful arsenal of natural magic, but also the martial skills they have retained from their Barbarian forefathers. They have done this because they believe themselves to be the world’s last line of defense when the time of the great conflict comes, a time they believe is at hand. Lashing out in fury at the recent insurgence of denizens of the Burning Hells, and at the Leathdhiabhala, demonic corruptions of the very creatures they have vowed to defend, the Druids have, at last, emerged from their forests, marching toward their final stand against the minions of Chaos.

In D3 we have the Prophecy for the End of Days, which is a 'warning about Hell's ultimate invasion of our world,' and the pieces of the puzzle mentioned in it seem to be coming true. We were also supposed to learn why the Hells didn't invade 20 years ago in the game.

And at the End of Days, Wisdom shall be lost (Malthael being gone, or the mortal Tyrael's demise in X1?)
as Justice falls upon the world of men. (Obvious events of D3, or that Tyrael became aspect of Wis., leaving Justice to Nephalem)
Valor shall turn to Wrath - (Imperius raging over Hell invading, or Imperius waging war on the impudent Nephalem)
as all Hope is swallowed by Despair. (In-game events, or tied to the above, Imp's betrayal. sends Auriel into despair)
Death, at last, shall spread its wings over all -(All these lines reference angels/aspects, Malthael returns as Death?)
as all Fate lies shattered forever. (In-game event of the Hero 'shattering' the fate that Heaven lost that day, or a future event where Ithereal gets destroyed, probably by Malthael/Imperius)

So we know the culmination of this storyline, which they have claimed will get resolved in D3, is this final battle/ultimate invasion of Sanctuary by Hell. Something that has been prophecized for centuries and something that the Evils themselves seem to know all about.

I think Diablo/Evils knew what would happen in D3 as well, I forget what he says exactly but why would he send Adria away to be used later if he, and the angels, were sure he would succeed in the attack on Heaven, since it was kind of 'written in stone' on the Scroll of Fate?

My answer, he wouldn't, he knew he would be stopped, in fact, he and Belial/Azmodan wanted to be stopped. Ever look at the various forums and see all the complaints about 'beLIEal more like beFAILal amirite?? lol y is azodon tellin me where he attack??? teh gaem say he the gr8est general. y iz diab0 tellin me bout his hell gaets????' They were leading you along to do exactly what they wanted you to do.

Sidebar: The Prime Evil, supposedly Diablo in the game. The following is said by Tyrael while on the quest, Prime Evil.

Player:
What do you speak of when you say the Prime Evil?
Tyrael:
It is the sum total of all seven Evils housed within one body. There is an ancient legend, known only to a few, of the great Dragon, Tathamet, who was the original embodiment of evil.
The legend says that he was ripped apart during an epic battle with Anu, and that the Burning Hells are composed of his remains.
Player:
Who is Anu?
Tyrael:
Just as Tathamet was the ultimate evil, Anu was the ultimate good. It is said by some that the Crystal Arch is all that remains of this great warrior.
Player:
Then Diablo seeks to become the Dragon once again?
Tyrael:
In a manner of speaking, yes.

So, either one Nephalem can be more powerful than what is basically one of the (accidental) creator gods of the entire universe, or Diablo was merely supercharged with the souls of the other Evils, and not really the Prime Evil, which even the CE artbook shows as a hydra thing. (Coincidence, D3 was codenamed Project Hydra?)

Also said by Tyrael:

But the Black Soulstone is flawed and cannot contain that many demons for long. We must capture Azmodan within it and shatter it... lest all these Evils be reborn.

Obviously that didn't happen because for reasons we will likely only know in the expansion, Diablo's body was just tossed over the side of Heaven, and the Black Soulstone was left intact.

Now, I don't know if it means anything, but it's near the end of the artbook. They're either concept art for the Child Emperor, or possibly for the future plot. Right below what looks to be a Cultist drawing, there are 3 children sitting 'Indian style' with elaborate headdresses. The middle one has a mostly different clothing style than the other two, while the other two are almost identical to each other. They both have 'face paint' or tattoos in red and blue on their face and bare chests, their eyes are shut with the 'paint' filling in their eyelids, and have what looks to be a 'third eye' possibly tattooed on their forehead. They also have some black jewelry on around their neck, upper left arm, and wrists.

"There is much about the future we cannot see, but when it comes it will be the children who wield it." - Adria, Diablo, talking about Wirt

So, we know if the BS isn't destroyed, the evils will get loose. The Nephalem are super powerful. Diablo possibly wants to re-make the Tathamet hydra. Theory: the Evils will possess children that Adria and/or Triune cultists have been raising after the Worldstone was destroyed, giving them massive power. Enough power to reform into Tathamet and smash the Heavens once and for all. (We, of course, thwart this plan by rescuing Princess Leah (has to be a reason they retconned Warrior into Prince Aidan) and find out her family's destiny is to bring back Anu and/or defeat Tathamet, which is why Diablo and the Evils were working to corrupt and destroy the Leoric bloodline)

Update: Some support for Princess Leah/Leoric bloodline's greater purpose?

So as we know, Mephisto was soulstone'd under the Zakarum Temple of the Light and was eventually able to corrupt them. What did those manipulated leaders do? Proclaimed Leoric king of Khanduras. The Archbishop Lazarus (bastard led us into a trap!) was 'intent' on Leoric choosing the 'broken-down monastery' as his seat of power. (Hmm, wonder why.. )

http://d3db.com/lore/i/leorics-journal-part-1

We have just arrived in Tristram, and I must say I'm a bit dismayed. This place is a backwater filled with serfs and an ancient, broken-down monastery, hardly fit for the king of Khanduras! I cannot fathom why Lazarus was so intent on this becoming our new seat of power.

http://d3db.com/lore/i/the-skeleton-king

The Zakarum high priests in Kurast proclaimed Leoric king of Khanduras many years ago. He ruled well until Diablo's influence drove him mad, and the loyal knight Lachdanan was forced to slay him. Afterward, Diablo himself raised Leoric from the dead as the Skeleton King until the monarch's son Aidan vanquished him.

However, the Diablo 1 lore almost seems to imply that Lazarus wasn't under demonic control until they had 'settled' and Diablo used his powers to coerce and eventually corrupt him.

Sensing that freedom was within his grasp, Diablo entered the nightmares of the Archbishop and lured him into the dark, subterranean labyrinth. In his terror, Lazarus raced throughout the abandoned hallways until he at last came to the chamber of the burning Soulstone. No longer in command of his body or spirit, he raised the stone above his head and uttered words long forgotten in the realm of mortals. His will destroyed, Lazarus shattered the Soulstone upon the ground.
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Lazarus too, had fallen under the sway of the Demon, keeping close to Leoric at all times.

He also was apparently "a guardian of Mephisto's soulstone in Kurast" so it's up in the air, but I think he wasn't, as far as D1 is concerned, corrupted until they got to Tristram and Diablo reawakened, while in Diablo 3 he likely was corrupted from the get-go.

The wording is kind of vague, for what we are talking about here, but this piece also sounds like Leoric just came in on his own volition in D1 and was all 'For the glory of the Light! I am your king! I shall save you from the ever encroaching darkness! I claim this ancient Monastery as my seat of power in the name of the Zakarum!'

It was then that the great northern lord Leoric came unto the lands of Khanduras and, in the name of Zakarum, declared himself King. Leoric was a deeply religious man and had brought many Knights and Priests with him that comprised his Order of the Light. Leoric and his trusted advisor, the Arch Bishop Lazarus, made their way to the city of Tristram. Leoric appropriated the ancient, decrepit Monastery on the outskirts of the town for his seat of power and renovated it to match its time-lost glory.

It could just as easily be interpreted as what we know from the D3 lore, (although it has been retcon'd that he is an eastern lord now) that the corrupted High Priests told him 'Go be king here, in the name of Zakarum' and Lazarus was all 'Hey look, this building looks cool, right? What do you mean it's a dump? Castles are like so last year, you should just pick this place, I mean, we're already here, no?'

Personally, I'm thinking it was some minor retcons to go along with their current plotline, if solely for the fact that they felt the need to give the Warrior a backstory as a son to King Leoric of all things. For all that we saw of it in the game, the Warrior might as well have been just some nameless Warrior or Gheed's brother, as from what I remember, the whole 'Oh my Heavens, Leah is actually the heir to the throne!' plot hasn't come into play....yet.

Possibly going along with the whole 'The Evils were/are playing you like a fiddle' theory, Jay Wilson in some 2011 interviews (although he's talking about Diablo 2's perspective of course):

If the player thinks they outsmarted the forces of Hell and evil and they basically won, well, they are in for a big shock. Because what they are going to discover in Diablo 3 is that things have gone pretty exactly the way Hell wanted them to go all along.

What we really wanted was the idea of a story where we do have some time away, it’s about 20 years later, and things have actually gotten better because evil’s been “destroyed”. But the truth is that it’s actually all just been a ruse, it’s all part of the plan. It’s really just making sure everyone’s nice and complacent for the real war that’s coming.

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Which bring us to my BIGGEST complain. The Auction House. This was the worst thing you could have done to a great game like Diablo.
Sorry guys but you ruined it. You gave the oportunity to no-lifers to farm Millions of gold per hour. Sell it , and you as a company to get even more money. I mean come on , you have millions of players in WoW , you have sold millions of copies of Warcraft , Warcraft II , Warcraft III , Starcraft 1 and 2 , WoW with All the expansions and monthly fee. Diablo 1-2 and now 3.
If someone calculates WoW only with lets say 8M players that means 240 Euro for the 4 games. And me for example 12euro per month for 7 years is 1000 euro on WoW subscription. That means 1.240 euro by one player only. Multiply that by 8M subscribers . We are talking about BILLIONS of euros , and that's from 1 game alone.

Now you want more. You are milking the community.

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Random numbers doesn't mean what you think it means.

Some affixes have a higher drop-rate than others. This is established and expected. One affix dropping more often than another is working as intended. No, I don't have a source, it's an understood principle of statistical distributions. The "source" is the natural logarithm

Secondly, the beauty of random is that literally anything can happen. People have a tendency to believe that if you pick a random number 1-100 lots of times, there will be an equal distribution of all the numbers from 1 to 100. This isn't the way it works. Randomly, the number can be 73 every time. That's still random. Each time you select a new random number, it has an certain chance (usually approximating an equal chance) to be any of the numbers, but that's true every time you select a number. There's no bias away from a number you've already selected, no matter how many times it gets picked. Probabalistically you'll see all the numbers distributed somewhat evenly, in a way, over large samples. Even then: random is random. If it was true that you'd never see more 73's than 61's in a large sample, it wouldn't be random. There would exist within that RNG a bias towards equalized distribution. That's called a "pattern" and it isn't the same as random, it's an even distribution. People have a tendency to assume that "random" means "evenly distributed", but it doesn't. It means random, and that means that heads can come up 1000 times in a row and there's no problem. It might be weird and a little unlikely, but heads is an equally valid "next flip" no matter how many times it has come up heads in the past.

People have trouble getting past this idea, but it's true. Random is random, not perfectly heterogeneous. The two concepts have little to do with one another.

The majority of you posting your complaints about D3 are complete assholes.

You have no common sense, you are anti-social, communication impaired jerks who have spent their lives without any semblance of proper behavior.

Maybe the majority of you are autistic, maybe you have aspergers; I don't know.

My point for making this thread is that I can't even browse the threads here without every other thread relating to how you are unhappy with the game and I am just plain sick and tired of it. This is exactly the type of entitled behavior which should not exist in the real world- for your own good that is.
You kids need to realize that people are going to spit in your burgers, pour sugar in your gas tank, and rob you blind -all throughout life. Get fucking over it.

I am further driven to think the majority of assholes on this forum are kids because you all have absolutely no scope when it comes to video games. You try and relate this game back to D2, or CoD, or some other bullshit, well, you obviously didn't have to put up with the 8bit generation of games. With the way you act about D3 I know you couldn't stand with me anyway.

Did you not have a Father? Is there no authoritarian presence in your life/development to keep you from this type of bullshit? I would beat your ass if I were your Father, I can tell you that RIGHT NOW.

TL;DR Fuck you Diablofans; a fucking misnomer if there ever was.

haha that pole smoker deserves this LOL!!!!!!

Spells that deal a damage-over-time type effect currently have a bug where they are unable to crit. This is a known issue that is on their radar to fix.

Attack speed affects cast speed. It does not have any effect on the damage spells deal beyond that you can cast more of them more quickly. A single Hydra or Blizzard will cast faster with IAS, but will not deal additional damage. This makes IAS very useful for kiting or signature spam, but it's not nearly as important for Hydra / Blizzard build; certainly not as important as the listed DPS boost would imply.

So i'm kind of fed up with everyone crying about how hard inferno is. It is actually working as intended. Blizzard personally stated that they expect inferno to take about 1 month to beat, why?

1. Each act of inferno is supposed to be considered a completely different difficulty, the jump in damage etc is similar to that of nightmare to hell or hell to act 1 inferno.

-This makes it so that to progress from one act to the next, you are REQUIRED to spend a considerable amount of time in the previous act to farm gear. And please don't say you need act 3 gear to beat act 2 or act 1. I personally have been farming act 1 with a few friends for a week and EVERY gear that i'm currently wearing is from act 1. And i'm doing fine in act 2.
(act 1 gear has the chance to have over 100 to both stats and 50+ resistances, you just have to farm).

2. People right now are crying about how impossible Act 2 inferno is, they say act 1 was never the problem. remember when the game just came out? EVERYONE was crying about how hard act 1 was. You know why it's not a problem anymore? because people were smart and farmed gear and resistance. now give it a few weeks and it'll be "act 3 is impossible, act 2 was never a problem". You just can't ever please people can you?

3. I rushed through Hell as a 2-H barbarian without any stun spells and 0 resistances (for everyone who was crying that you'd have to sword and board and stun for Hell). When it comes to inferno, there is actually a HUGE gear check wall that you must pass in order to survive.

-This is something called resistance. To my knowledge to tank act 1 without a problem you're required to have around 300-400 resistances.
-Act 2 should require around 700-800, i'm sitting at 600 and can do act 2, just a bit hard.
-Act 3 should require 1000 or so, not sure
-Don't even know about act 4
-This happens due to the increasing level of mobs, your damage reduction is lowered with higher level mobs which is why you're required to have more resistance each act.


4. Everyone who was crying bout inferno was most likely spoiled by the other difficulties and their incompetence and negligence towards actually working for something. as stated, INFERNO WAS NOT MEANT TO BE BEATEN IN A FEW DAYS OR EVEN A WEEK. it's a fact that farming the right gear WILL get you through inferno, you get one shotted because you DO not have the gear.


All in all, INFERNO is working as intended, it's not meant to be rushed through, it's meant to take TIME AND EFFORT to obtain good enough gear to progress through acts. farming for a few weeks will most likely net you the stats to progress, so stop crying, some people actually like the challenge (and please don't say "omg farming gear is not fun" well get over it, it's what diablo is, we're incentivized to play for the gear hunt, it was the same with diablo2 and it's still the same in diablo 3). So honestly stop fucking crying and being spoiled brats, blizzard didn't fail, inferno was designed to be nigh impossible for under geared people.

It wasn't meant to be beaten by everyone, if you want to beat inferno, work for it, it's not going to take a day, it's going to actually take a considerable amount of time.

If this is true, I demand to see Tyrael's birth certificate.