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8/07/11 4:41:05 AM#181
Well, this is not going to effect me in any way. If someone wants to pay for pixel swords, that is their business. I would just add one thing. Relating to the poll regarding the third-party issue. A third-party website, especially one dedicated to a kind of service, can be as, if not more, secure as any site Blizzard puts up. Naturally, if you are a retard who purchases from an unknown site simply because the price is too good to be true, well it probably is. "The person who experiences greatness must have a feeling for the myth he is in." |
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8/07/11 5:39:32 AM#182
Originally posted by Chilliesauce well... calling DA2 a "human error" is like saying "NASA forgot to install the solid rocket booster engine on the space shuttle on launch day" a "human error":D unless YOU don't think it was THAT obvious of a mistake?:D you can only blame so much on human error before it's classified as "yah, they did that on purpose cuz they sold out to EA and EA wanted to protect their investment in SWTOR so they diverted all the programmers to SWTOR instead...":D well, i'll still be looking forward to how ME3 comes out, but i think their "pre order" numbers will definately be hurt this time around:) |
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8/07/11 5:44:58 AM#183
Originally posted by psyclum Sorry but that analogy makes no sense. Because DA2 was working right out of the box so i have no idea how it can be compared to missing rocket booster engine on launch day. More like a broken space toilet i would say. You make it sound as if DA2 was a broken mess and didn't even install on your hard drive. |
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8/07/11 6:06:02 AM#184
When I first heard about it I was stunned, and after several seconds I became indifferent. Diablo has always had people who sell items for cash, the fact that they are going to make it safe and secure to do so would be well worth them getting a cut if you choose to do so. So many of you are acting like this will be forced upon you or something. You do realize there will also be a seperate AH using gold right? And Im betting alot of people wont even use that. Get over it already. |
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8/07/11 6:39:53 AM#185
About time this enter the gaming industry. Why should the chineses farmers and scumbag sites have this market share for them self and not the primary involved gamers. |
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8/07/11 6:43:48 AM#186
All you rmt haters will be chocked what the futere will bring into games. Business sells. It's gonna be business. |
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8/07/11 6:49:23 AM#187
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBrESZJlNvQ lol u can sell gold for real money too also if u sell a item bliz will charge u 3X before u get ur money lol FUN STUFF |
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8/07/11 7:29:57 AM#188
Well since someone brought it up, Biowar€(a)
DA 2 utter crap and even BW devs admitted they didn't have enough time, cause of €A pressure. http://social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/141/index/6465400/1 Mass Effect 3 has been delayed due too €A wanting more action, less RPG (so even more FPS style than ME 2 already had). http://www.joystiq.com/2011/05/04/mass-effect-3-delayed/ DA 1 has also been delayed cause €A wanted the launch day being the same on all plattforms. http://www.shacknews.com/article/57070/dragon-age-origins-pc-delayed I think we don't need to talk about Blizzard, everyone know they are Activi$ioned (supporting RMT, removing deep gameplay in ALL games, horrible customer support, no mods, singleplayer, lan). Wanna know the reason why? Look here http://www.joystiq.com/2010/03/31/report-activision-reshuffles-execs-in-us-uk-layoffs-result/
conclusion both studios aren't free to do what they did best years ago, they are now victims of modern sweatshop corperation and we all know €A and Activi$ion are as evil as it gets. So forget the Blizzard and Bioware stuff we all loved, both studios will never be the same unless the kick out their owners... |
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8/07/11 7:33:42 AM#189
Most diablo fan boys will support almost anything blizzard does. jeez they put up with WOW all these years they will support this also. I guess they don't see what else it will allow in the game down the road,they just wanna play D3. This is just the start if this is allowed by the fans. it will be the start of something game changing in my view. |
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8/07/11 7:43:24 AM#190
Originally posted by jeremyjodes Honestly, this might be a good thing (at least for us consumers). This is almost exactly like what happened with SOE. They used to be a pretty popular company (though that was so long ago. most MMO players dont remember). However, SOE started getting greedy with their games, pulling out more and more obvious ploys to try and milk cash out of their games. Now people don't buy games just because it's backed by SOE. This tends to happen with larger franchizes. They don't generally lose out to another franchize, but rather gradually lose steam / drop the ball themselves. Thus giving other companies some breathing room to actually produce good, competitive products. |
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8/07/11 7:52:48 AM#191
@Bastyani
Your argument is not valid. Each 'game' will be instanced. You will not have to 'fight off a farmer' in a game which is password protected. Read up on the game. |
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8/07/11 8:01:46 AM#192
How good/bad this is all comes down to how effectively they combat botters, something they didn't do worth a crap in d2. |
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8/07/11 8:03:04 AM#193
It seems that most fans are not only indifferent to this subject, but are actually pro RMT. Looks like Blizz can really do anything they like. Oh well.. Eat me! |
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8/07/11 8:12:08 AM#194
Since Blizz now control the flow of money in and out of the account they will easily see who is a bot. If some average Joe in Europe is handling huge money transactions they can investigate and see why. |
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8/07/11 8:15:43 AM#195
Never bought anything in d2, or well in any game. I'm cheap and i just dont like supporting sweatshops/botters. I'm more concerned about how repeatative the game will be, d2 got so damn annoying with the generated dungeons, having to find my way through stupid lil areas over and over to get to the good drops /xp. Sure it's fun the first time after that it's just tiresome. In regards to online only, i dont really care, when i played d2 i was online, but i dont get why they dont copy the same model from d2 where u had non bnet characters, where u could play with mods and stuff when u were bored. now people will jsut play a different game i guess when they want that, unless it changes. |
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8/07/11 8:38:56 AM#196
Originally posted by AKASlaphappy |
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8/07/11 8:46:00 AM#197
I dont think this will stop the 3rd party AH . Why would people give bliz their cut? There a fee to put item in AH, a fee when the item sold and a fee to withdraw your money. I im sorry all those fee add up. I bet its way cheaper to buy from a 3rd party and make more money selling to 3rd party. |
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8/07/11 8:48:40 AM#198
Originally posted by sldrop I wouldn't give them a cut that's for sure. Well at least I won't be buying D3 to support them. |
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8/07/11 8:49:37 AM#199
Originally posted by UrzaElent
I never said I did not care about the thread or what it covers I said I do not care what happens to this individual game. There is a huge difference and if you cannot grasp that, then I really feel sorry for you and your small little view of life. And that is your own very limited opinion that I did not add anything to the conversation, and personally I could care less what your opinion is. I got some advice for you to, why don’t you grow up and start acting like an adult instead of a child, and actually try to have an intelligent conversation!
And if you cannot manage that I could care less, I do not give a damn what some child thinks, when he cannot even carry on a conversation without resorting to little kid tactics.
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8/07/11 9:08:14 AM#200
Originally posted by razrwolf If you mean they won't use the in-game auction house, I agree. Anything of actual value will go up for RMT because the lure of easy money will see to it. What you'll see in the in-game house will be the trash. Besides, this makes a difference how? The farming operations will continue to do what they always have, except now they'll they'll have a much larger market to sell to, their activities have been authorized by Blizz/Act and they won't even need to put up and maintain their own web presence to run their filthy business. The game now gives them the means to sell their cheap loot with a sizable reduction to overhead, so long as they pay their 'taxes'. Big win for them, same shit for us. Actually, the only real difference between now and before is that Blizz/Act gets to reap sizable profits from what was once considered to be an illegitimate activity. Also, a big win for them. This change is completely self-serving and in no way improves the quality of the game for anyone *except* those losers who would have had to take a big risk by dealing with illegal farming operations online because they were willing to buy their way to victory. This protects the cheating scum more than it protects players who were honest to start with. Why the hell is this considered a good thing by players? |
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