You want me to look at the lovely gold sellers chats that filling the chat channel
stop trading and you get rid off it
please blizzard no more trading in this game
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no disagree we need trade even if you remove trade there will always. be RMT you only need to look at D3 even after they removed trade there still is RMT. for d3 other issue if you remove trade in this game its real chore to farm gold dont it becomes gold farming simulator
if you want to pay real money you can buy the best gear now
is that fair ?
is it normal to pay for a legendary 700m gold 2 days after start season
how on earth do they get that amount of gold … yes traders for real money is corrupting the trade and by that the game
its just another money sucking scam from blizzard
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please. the sellers are the lesser concern. the ones i save precious block slots for are generally the “bro” catpeople with their dorky peacock cosmetics and passive agressive bitch titles.
they definitely need to increase block capacity.
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ty for the true word told.
we definitely need a much greater blocking capacity.
i’ve been thinking about a mutual block list where you can see who blocked you and let you do a mutual block from it.
that way i figure we could start to actually avoid each other.
but that’s just an idea. what i want right now is an infinite or at least greatly elevated blocking capacity.
I agree, trading is not good for the game. People will fight tooth and claw for it because its a convenience, its easier to buy what you need than farm your own stuff.
The problem is, if something can be exploited, it will be exploited, its just the way the world works. The only way to combat it is to shut it down.
Diablo 3 did trading right; you could only trade items with party members who were present at the time of drop, within 2 hours of the drop, and you could only trade gear, no mats or currencies, no gold, no gems. This is the closest you come to a unexploitable trading system.
Selling items for billions of gold is not trading, its players exploiting other players who cheat by buying massive ammounts of gold they could never legitimately obtain
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we dont need remove trade blizzard can just see witch accounts have suddenly billions of gold and ban those accounts looks mutch fair then remove trade
i think that it’s much smarter to purchase than finding.
you will not find 3-4ga unique but u might purchase it.
this is… problematic, i think, but not really a concern of mine, not anymore.
the topic, imo, is blocking; that’s the important part.
I need a hefty extension on my blocking capacity to stave off those i view as trolls.
I do not tolerate bullshit, and I think no one should have to. If someone’s getting on your nerves you should be able to remove yourself, permanently, from viewing their messages. And this should NOT be some kind of management situation from your perspective, where you have to rationalize blocks as you have limited spaces. Because those trolls are legion. I do NOT want to socialize with many of those that keep trolling with impunity.
This situation where we’re supposed to tolerate the bullshit “to some extent” is unacceptable. I do not want any shit on my plate AT ALL. An analogy I believe most can relate to.
With a greater block list, greater capacity for the individual to moderate their social interaction and their chat, also comes caution from others. At some point, trolls should be the ones silencing and calming; instead of it be put on my shoulders to “man up” and eat their shit. I simply refuse. And this IS Blizzard’s, and every other similar company’s, responsibility to allow their customers to shield themselves from unwanted socialisation.
There’s little respect for the human process and condition from snotnosed man-children that thinks their right is to interrupt and antagonize others with their incessant trolling and worthless communication.
Another idea I have, regarding blocking, is to disallow users from seeing your messages together with the block. That way it would be possible to further remove myself from their presence.
Not sure if that’s a good idea, which is why experts are employed for this. But the rampant trolling and the cultural belief that it is an acceptable part of internet socialisation need a forceful answer, and the lowest hanging fruit is to enable an infinite block list. From there, other avenues could be explored.
Thanks.