Not that I need to explain anything to you, but for education purposes I will. Twitch doesn't save vods forever. It's true I don't stream Diablo 3 every single day anymore, but I certainly did back when it first came out, and especially so for Reaper of Souls. I streamed that for over a year straight with no other games. I got burned out, and still play for each new season.
4 old videos (out of 5 total) of her playing Diablo 3, uploaded 3 years ago with a maximum duration of 3 minutes...So that's enough to be called a Diablo 3 content creator?
wow, that is.. odd? i thought they invited personalities because of, heh, well, a lot of created content.
I never said I created content on Youtubeonly on Twitch.
sooo.. twelve with one video from 2017 then?
Also, if Blizzard themselves find me worthy enough of a content creator to invite me onto their stage at BlizzCon, I feel that's the vote that truly counts anyway. I hope this clears up some things for you all.
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Day 1 of patch release I got a lowbie legendary after a couple hours of play on a lowbie toon.
Day 2 I was on a different low level toon, and got myself another legendary, after a couple hours of play.
(Both legendaries were useable by the class I was on, a wand for my wizard and a 2h sword for my barb)
Few days passed (during the weekend) and no legendaries. This week I have had two Legendaries drop for my 60 DH (PL10) a cloak and a 1h crossbow, neither were anything amazing, but as always, the orange pillar of glowing goodness is still a nice sight.
Long story short...
I have noticed a pretty significant change in drop rates, they are more frequent (even for my low level toons who have no MF whatsoever, this was on 0 MP too, btw).
To this day, still no set items, though.