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I still have a hardcore character I play from time to time, but that's it. No way I'm going to to grind the same content ad infinitum.
This news pleases me as once you hit the ceiling and start to farm it gets tedious.
I'm balls deep into this news (like 3 inches) which is no laughing matter...LOL
I'm balls deep into this news (like 3 inches) which is no laughing matter...LOL
They need to implement more optional dungeons, and have them be more than one or two rooms with one unique monster. There's something still missing here, though the increased play time is a step in the right direction. I think back to farming Tristram in D2 and am wondering why I don't have that incentive in D3.
Is it the shit drops at low levels that encourage the use of the auction house and grinding characters enough to farm high-level content?
Yes it is, Bionic Barry, yes it is.
Is it the shit drops at low levels that encourage the use of the auction house and grinding characters enough to farm high-level content?
Yes it is, Bionic Barry, yes it is.
and the items will remain as poopy as they ever were, oh blizzard you sure as hell now how to fix you game
OK, more stuff = good, but how is that more content? After you hit level 60 you just get slightly better stuff the longer you play. Same game, same skills. Just a little more DPS or HP or whatever.
Plaything through the game once was fun. Playing it a few more times with other characters was fun. When I got to Hell difficulty I lost interest quickly. There was little in the way of new challenges, the monsters just got more difficult and occasionally rolled impossible-to-beat abilities, forcing me to quit.
It'll take additions more like those in D1:Hellfire or D2:LoD to get me excited about D3 again. Otherwise it's just more grinding.
Plaything through the game once was fun. Playing it a few more times with other characters was fun. When I got to Hell difficulty I lost interest quickly. There was little in the way of new challenges, the monsters just got more difficult and occasionally rolled impossible-to-beat abilities, forcing me to quit.
It'll take additions more like those in D1:Hellfire or D2:LoD to get me excited about D3 again. Otherwise it's just more grinding.
Now the big qustion is..
1.Will you get MORE QUANTITIES OF GOLD ?
2.More constant Gold drop?
3.BETTER ITEM/WEAPON QUALITY instead of BEEEEEEP'ING CRAP?!?!
somebody answer me please...i think they mentioned that "players are frustated by not getting good weapons and gold quantity for repairs"..that might be a hint for better gold quantity drop?..
1.Will you get MORE QUANTITIES OF GOLD ?
2.More constant Gold drop?
3.BETTER ITEM/WEAPON QUALITY instead of BEEEEEEP'ING CRAP?!?!
somebody answer me please...i think they mentioned that "players are frustated by not getting good weapons and gold quantity for repairs"..that might be a hint for better gold quantity drop?..
It does nothing to address the issue they push it under (magic find). Ultimately, however it adds content to the game and addresses a boatload of other issues. I cannot complain about that. Just leave MF the way it is, give people dual amour and weapon set auto equip. Call it a day. Those that care will use it. Those that don't won't. I think MF gear was a legitimate and viable way to play. Removing it removes "choice".
So basically NOW blizz decided to add stats to the game. I wonder what else they will back-pedal on.
@DV2FOX:
In one of the previous 1.0.4 posts they stated that items with lower item levels will be able to get higher rolls. Long story short, you will still have loot garbage, but there will be less "I know this item is shit" before you even identify it.
This is great change, and unexpected at that. I don't put a great deal of effort into my DH, so the item hunt is still entertaining to me. This just sweetens the pot.
In one of the previous 1.0.4 posts they stated that items with lower item levels will be able to get higher rolls. Long story short, you will still have loot garbage, but there will be less "I know this item is shit" before you even identify it.
This is great change, and unexpected at that. I don't put a great deal of effort into my DH, so the item hunt is still entertaining to me. This just sweetens the pot.
This is something that could get me back playing Diablo 3. However, I'm not sure the various chapters are even enjoyable enough to put that much time into the game, especially considering how much of the game is not randomized.
I'll ask the same question that gets asked on pretty much every site every time there is new news for Diablo 3...
There are people still playing Diablo 3?
There are people still playing Diablo 3?
I'm just waiting for Jay Wilson to get a new arsehole torn after his comment on David Breviks interview....I'm going to need so much popcorn
@DV2FOX:
I don't think gold quantities are changing. Someone with Paragon Lv.100 will have 300% passive GF without any gear though. But it will take months to get to 100...
@tekbunny:
Nothing is changing with stats. It sounds like Paragon levels will have static stat increases just like normal leveling from 1-60.
I don't think gold quantities are changing. Someone with Paragon Lv.100 will have 300% passive GF without any gear though. But it will take months to get to 100...
@tekbunny:
Nothing is changing with stats. It sounds like Paragon levels will have static stat increases just like normal leveling from 1-60.
@amtal
Looks like you're right, blizz still won't give you the option to customize your stats. Shame.
Looks like you're right, blizz still won't give you the option to customize your stats. Shame.
@tekbunny:
Honestly, I prefer this system much more. I've been able to experiment far more with builds than I ever could with D2. When I realized that a build wasn't viable in the endgame in D2, or worse, nefs RUINED my build, it was "Start again. Life -100 hours." D3 encourages exploration, and allows me to re-calibrate when Blizzard inevitably nerfs/buffs something.
Honestly, I prefer this system much more. I've been able to experiment far more with builds than I ever could with D2. When I realized that a build wasn't viable in the endgame in D2, or worse, nefs RUINED my build, it was "Start again. Life -100 hours." D3 encourages exploration, and allows me to re-calibrate when Blizzard inevitably nerfs/buffs something.
Doesn't sound like a "system" as much as it does a level cap increase... But really, if your just grinding the same shit to get to that cap, your probably going to be done before you even finish.
Its actually surprising how unsurprised I am that people are so finished with this game only a few months later, when people played Diablo 2 for years after its release.. To me it just shows how much the industry (or at least Blizzard, maybe even just fans) has changed.
Its actually surprising how unsurprised I am that people are so finished with this game only a few months later, when people played Diablo 2 for years after its release.. To me it just shows how much the industry (or at least Blizzard, maybe even just fans) has changed.
So much negativity. I love playing D3 socially with friends. But a game I love even more is the meta-game called the Auction House. It's so much fun learning patterns and tricks.
The only good thing about this is it will decrease the impact items have, and the asymptotic nature of D3 stats is the worst part of the game, IMO. We still have no control over stat placement, and we still have the same, flawed drop design regardless of the tweaks.
I can't find myself excited for this game unless they wipe every item, retool character stat design, and completely drop the exponentially increasing stat dependence for gear and damage. That won't happen, though.
I can't find myself excited for this game unless they wipe every item, retool character stat design, and completely drop the exponentially increasing stat dependence for gear and damage. That won't happen, though.
sorry, but this game is garbage. stopped playing a long time ago & no gimmicks will ever bring me back.
Taking an existing beloved ip, perverting it and reduce it down to a remedial experience for the sole purpose of leaching cash from those fooled into thinking virtual property actually has inherent worth?
Pardon my language; but Fuck You, Blizzard.
Pardon my language; but Fuck You, Blizzard.
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