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I thought the game was worth throwing $10 at, to unlock all of the treasure hunt modules (330 pizza). I'm not a pay-to-win type person so I wasn't interested in the "adventurer's club" thing that gives you free good loot every battle.

There is definitely some minor fun factor in just getting on and slaughtering shit, and that is solely the result of Blizzard's phenomenal engine-creation abilities (their only remaining strength, IMO). It's the same reason I'll sub to WoW once every year or two. Because it just feels fucking...

You haven't been paying attention if you think I'm saying the AH didn't affect droprates. My point was, your argument last page (your prior post) was a bad one. Even if droprates were astronomically high and everyone got all the cool shit they wanted immediately, the AH wouldSTILL HAVE BETTER...

Yes, the first version of Inferno was retardedly overtuned. That's not an AH issue though. The AH would STILL have been yourFIRSTsource of loot for you to be able to tackle act 2 eventually, had they not changed the tuning.

Relativity makes that argument irrelevant. The existence of the AH completely changes the dynamic, it doesn't matter at all what the itemization/droprates are at that point. The only secondary factor that matters after that is their tuning of the game, which in reality, was too high in...

Symptom. Cause. Some of you need to look these terms up.

Haha, a trailer where the hero gets owned repeatedly. These games fucking rock.

Most of this is true, with the exception of your (implied) argument is that the bots are the main source of AH issues. Make no mistake, bots didn't matter much in this case. Even if there were zero bots, what's their overall design plan for an AH? It's for everyone to be using it. You don't...

I'd hope you'd be the only one, but this thread shows that you aren't. What is so hard to understand about the concept of relativity combined with a nation-wide linked auction house? It doesn't fucking matter what they do with itemization or drop-rates or quality of drops. NO MATTER WHAT...

Anyone who thinks a singular nation-wide (basically any scale large enough to be called an auction house) linked AH of any sort isn't cancer to agame like thisknows nothing about game design or the underlying reasons/motivations for people to play certain types of games. And that's fine. Not...

The Butler? LOL

Lol! So you want your Path of Exile halting you every 3 minutes for needless (and terrible) exposition of some sort? God I fucking hate D3's version of "story."

What the fuck. "Better Call Saul" has to be an epic trolololol. What a worthless idea for a show.

Wow yes, ++ for the CardHunter game. Win!

(Or you don't)

So it's like WoW epics? Neat, sign me up, I love it when all meaning is taken out of things.

Yup, I very much enjoyed replaying Xeen a couple of months ago. The full 3D works too, but it was really cool to revisit tile-based.

LOL!

Probably because time trials are awesome. Oh no wait, the other thing... tedious.

Gay

Just because millions of downsy retards around the world are eating paste, that doesn't make eating paste a compelling nor quality (good) activity. Most of you would probably make fun of the hipsters who engage in stupid activities like listening to records on antiquated record players while...

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Well, if that's your opinion then you just don't understand what we mean I guess, which is fine. The animations are ok, but the sounds are atrocious and there is no feeling of "oomph" that creates that visceral ass-kicking feeling you get from say, an Arms warrior chopping the fuck out of things...

Rombo has a valid point, I feel the same way about both "hero" classes. Neither one feels good to play, they very much lack the visceral fun factor involved in the animations+sounds combo that other melee classes enjoy.

Yup, great trailer. If only Blizzard still had some good designers left, we could go back to getting some truly amazing games. Alas.

Also depends highly on how obfuscated stuff like DPS outputs are. Personally (this might not be the game to do it in, though) I'm all for trying something that makes it nigh impossible for players to discern THE optimal skills/equipment to use.

Vast majority of the time, no lingerie. Real tits or fake tits?

And yet, they've done their very best for years to make it so that, supposedly, you have TONS of shit to do even without a guild. Hmm.

That seems like a harsh judgement simply from our limited online "interactions!"

Did I scare Dabamf off again? Maybe he still has me on ignore.

Of course everyone's online persona is much more dickish than in person, and there are MANY more people who would engage in this destructive stuff online. But there are so many simple ways to make it lean in favor of the "good guys", some of which were already mentioned. How about it takes a...

Ever since they did this cross-realm shit, the object delay (drawing and such) is so fucking bad. I fly 40 feet past an herb/mine node before it fucking draws. Cross-realms! All of the downsides, and none of the benefits! (TM)

Since we're in a fantasyland where modern Family Guy is an 8/10, I'll go ahead and fantastically go beyond 10 and say relative to that nonsense, Bob's Burgers is a 14/10. Be honest, do you enjoy Fedor's spoilers? (Not the cats)

You first.

My complaint is about Jamie Foxx playing Electro.

I thought flex was replacing Normal?

Quests are good, tasks are gay.

That was just her saying (without knowing what is actually going on inside her own body/head/biology) that she wanted you to engage in mate guarding. This modern belief that it's best to just "be cool" and let your girlfriend/wife run around and hang out with other guys one on one is utter...

Trust is only useful insofar as to be relatively certain that your significant other won't just randomly cheat on you in a first-circumstance or first-meet type of scenario. Past that, it's an issue of understanding human nature, and realizing that maintaining 1-on-1 contact with any opposite...