No. It was not a bug nor was it cheating. It was an 'OOOPS, our bad." on Blizzâs part. Players shouldnât be sanctioned or punished because, once again, someone at Blizz had their head in a place it shouldnât have been.
That is concerning, Why do people think itâs ok to sell someone elseâs IP?
I love music, But i buy my music because i want the artist to continue producing music that i like.
Nothing will happen and it doesnât even matter. Who cares? This is part of the reason ladders are delayed. Game was rushed and they havenât found the broken stuff yet. Most likely they will break stuff in most seasons too.
You realize that even if you minmaxed it people on YT were calling it 40m per hour. Its still not super more efficient than regular dungeons. Speed farming Mercys Reach on NM 60 gives 30-35 mil gold per hour + You actually might get good drops. Not to mention selling other items for crap ton if You happen to drop something good.
literally your analogy doesnât make sense at all. What do you even mean? How is shako price connected with Bliizard devs LMAO.
Right now the best way to deal with your shako - to sell your acc on ebay. Cuz you canât trade it, and even if you could there is no such gold amount in this game to buy 1 Shako. And gold means nothing. Thatâs all.
So if you had a record that for whatever reason became insanely valuable, you wouldnât sell the record? The artist already received the money from your purchase.
Yeah, but Iâd say people made scripts or bots, turned them on and went to sleep.
Easy 400M in the morning.
Do it like 2-3 days while you sleep or you are in work and you have 1B+.
Of course you donât understand. And i have LPâs worth a pretty penny. But The album has sentimental value. Iâm not a material person. Materialism is the bane of humanity.
People will do the bots for killing mobs. You expect to compensate all the players for that? Again, even if there would be leaderboards already and it would have a little matter.
I would just compare it to d3 where on consoles people where modding items (this time its server base and requires internet connection) and on PC bots are irrelevant due to power having its limit. You can get really extremely powerful gear already that you can only up by maybe 10% overall power.
it isnât âduplicatedâ based on your explanation of it, itâs just exploiting a design âoopsieâ. Itâs nog a bug, itâs just Blizzard designing it like amateurs.
Sure, some design âoopsiesâ like the feedback loop for the infinite rend damage on the testing dummy are harder to find and therefore more understandable to have missed when designing it.
(A good QA team is supposed to catch that stuff before releasing it though, but w/e.)
But this is as simple as it gets, just turn on a âblessingâ for more gold when selling it, and then buy it back for less gold than you got, which makes it possible to create gold from going through that selling & buyback-loop.