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the issue is that once you get a good drop that you have been waiting for, it confirms than the item is in your loot table. you can then use kadala to keep rolling for that item to eventually get the perfect roll.

If we increase blood shards a huge amount, everyone would save their shards indefinitely until they found (in my case azurewrath) their perfect item. and then roll with kadala to get the perfect version.

this is the unofficial reason.

I believe you can filter the threads being shown at the top of the main page. So if you go there to look for the hottest topics, the console ones won't show up once you filter. But the poster would obviously need to post in the console section.

When I heard the whole "bring your usb to a friends" thing, instantly I thought borderlands. Whether it's shortly after when the game comes out or a few months along, there will be a way to modify items and eventually there may be some sort of extensive program like certain mods for D2 or willow tree from borderlands to manipulate items, skills or various other things for example making a character level 500 or even making "legit" items that would dilute the actual items that have been found.

In the end It will happen and it will be your choice to do it or not and right off the bat I know there will be people copying their character trading off items or gold, then reloading their character duping it, rinse repeat and in an hour you go from 10k to 10b making any sort of D2JSP or trading for gold almost worthless if enough people do it then the second that 1 godly item is found. It will most likely be duped and traded off.

EDIT: In reply to competitiveness, I wish every game had a leaderboards, detailed statistics a ladder or something along those lines. Even a non-competitive game with leaderboards instantly equals more fun for me. Prolonged gameplay and something else to strive for when I'm bored of farming and doesn't add any downside to other players. There will always be cheaters, booster, bots, hackers and scammers. I just wish it wasn't as easy as it is now. I log in and always have several requests from bots advertising websites and if that is being done as often as it is imagine what the people 1 or 2 steps ahead of patches are doing?