I would love to see it...Quote from RolandXkalib»
Now I'm not here to support botters or anything, but are you really prepared to see the player base get cut in half? Also, everything in this game is player bound and betting only really provides someone personal benefit. The only exception see to this is players complaining that the leader boards are ruined by botters. That part is definitely true.
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Untolddust posted a message on Open Letter against BottingPosted in: Diablo III General Discussion -
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carlucio posted a message on Open Letter against BottingPosted in: Diablo III General DiscussionTurbo HUD is the real killer, i lost the count of how many times i wasted a grift because i ended in a dead spot or something.
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RolandXkalib posted a message on Open Letter against BottingPosted in: Diablo III General DiscussionI'm sure this thread only exists so that top streamers have a written account of: "hey look at me Blizz, here is written proof that I don't bot. Please never ban me thanks. PS we are making money off your game just from streaming it" oh the sarcasm of it all, and so many unrealistic expectations of Blizz coming from the already spoiled playerbase.
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syn73 posted a message on Open Letter against BottingPosted in: Diablo III General Discussion
you mean when Quin69 just openly admitted on his stream 3 mintues ago that Abblebabbles has played his account, I thnk that's proof enough.Quote from Untolddust»
do you have proof lol ,
Also i agree bagstone , didnt they have a report for botting back in vanilla but then they just patched it out im pretty sure they did..? -
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willsaf posted a message on Stash Space. The Struggle is real. - Updated comment.Posted in: Diablo III General DiscussionJust a couple thoughts on this issue as well:
1) Implement the 'normal' gems into a currency
2) Add the Leg. Gems into the Cube system, so that once you obtain one you add it to your cube and then like the current system you have 3 slots to choose your gems for use. Upgrading them would be the same as in now.
3) Make all mats into a currency, that alone will free up ALOT of space.
4) Adjust the size of the items in the stash/inventory so that they only take up ONE square of the space, NOT two.
5) And finally, allow players to purchase addition tabs with gold (or ptp as the chinese do). This alone would make a nice little gold-sink.
Just a few thoughts I've had.
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willsaf posted a message on Open Letter against BottingPosted in: Diablo III General DiscussionThough I do recognize the idea behind the letter, it really loses a lot of credibility for me when I see the names that signed it.
When it's the so called top 1% of the 1% of the community that voice their opinions, I say this loosely since they have yet to show any valid proof of those claims, merely accusations.
Again to the idea of the letter, I agree that breaches in TOS should be punished.
But I must admit, it just really makes me wonder to true motivation behind the letter?
And if *imo* this poorly worded letter is the most appropriate way to reach those within Blizz that has the powers of change?
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Snowflakesz posted a message on Open Letter against BottingPosted in: Diablo III General DiscussionSo Cheaters writing an open letter to urge Blizzard to take action against cheating.
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user-16437206 posted a message on Stash Space. The Struggle is real. - Updated comment.Posted in: Diablo III General DiscussionStash space is an issue. Seeing how we went from 3 to 5, and people still find it an issue, adding more is not fixing the issue.
We need a new method of item management. Not sure how, but "1 for each class, 1 for..." is not working.
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TrueColdkil posted a message on Open Letter against BottingPosted in: Diablo III General DiscussionI agree with literally everything put in the letter. Good job taking a stand on this issue.
The new metagame has made botting extremely convenient to the point everyone that wants to seriously compete has to do so.
Bots are not efficient. Bots do stuff for you so you have more time to play efficiently. It's not like people that spedrun 75+ and farm 550b xp/hour are betterthan bots; it's that these people have a bot that farms by itself 30b XP/hour and GR keys/mats on top of that for 10+ hours/day.
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chadwx posted a message on GabyNator BANNEDPosted in: Diablo III General Discussion
You didnt get the memo? All hacks and exploits are legal unless bilzzard put them in the game. Bot, maphack do whatever, just dont make the devs look like fools by abusing the bugs they put into the game.
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bolded the important part, the original poster doesn't mean that paragon points directly increase these in game stats (although gold find it does very marginally), he/she meant that over the course of a gameplay session, you will find more magic items/gain more gold from kills/gain more xp per hour based on your kill speed with a higher paragon level than another player 100+ levels below you on average, which is entirely true and one of the biggest issues with the game right now from a gameplay perspective, player power is far far too wide of a chasm now in relation to those that have the means to farm daily Grifts 45-50 speed running wearing xp gain gear, relative to those who have not got this option, and as a result of this huge discrepancy a large portion of the playerbase that push for solo ranks have given up playing the game due to the inequality that exists between those that have managed to get stupidly high paragon levels and those of us who are still in the "above average but nowhere near relevant enough to matter" range (i'm talking those who are 1200+ compared to my ~760 or so).