Such exploiters destroy the game for honest and fair players. or if the use of exploits is allowed, please confirm this officially, then I will also use exploits. you would be foolish to play honestly and fairly, when others do not and are not punished for it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/diablo4/comments/14fjck4/who_said_cellars_are_not_worth_it/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
Ok so you also expect them to ban anyone that hit 100 the first week? Exploits happen
Are you kidding me? If they didn’t use it, publish content around it, and spread the word, it’d never get fixed.
And who cares if they level faster than you?
I never once used it, and I honestly couldn’t care any less about them leveling faster than me if I tried.
I will never understand people like you, lol.
He’s just salty he’s stuck at level 50 probably
Clever use of game mechanics or exploiting? you decide!
you also look away when people break the law? always these people who never follow rules / laws.
It’s not that deep bro. It’s a video game, touch some grass
How in the world could cellars be lucrative enough to exploit?
It depends. Is it a victimless crime? Then yes, I’ll look away, smile to myself, and mentally congratulate them for beating the system.
Now, if it’s something heinous where they’re actually hurting someone, I’ll either beat the hell out of them or shoot them, then call the cops.
Someone getting more experience than you has no victim at all. Toughen up, cupcake.
Why look at the tree and not the forest???
Why did someone used the exploit???
The answer is simple, grinding at outworld, NM dungeons or normal dungeons AINT REWARDY,
the density is subpar, you should be insulted for investing time and the lvling feels like a chore…
So instead of asking Blizz to ban those ppl, which Btw does not affect you, you should be asking Blizz to Buff the Density and Spawn rates to farm mobs, so ppl dont feel the need to exploit
It is not the player’s fault being able to exploit something, it is the developer’s fault for leaving the exploit there.
An exploit like this wouldn’t even be considered if the dungeons were buffed, OR if they didn’t nerf them like iridu and champions d.
Baning people for being able to replicate a bug would be imcopetence, when the right thing do to would be to fix the exploit…
but really? Who cares? So what if X players want to spend 50 hours killing the same mobs over and over again? How does that affect you?
What is your logic?
“Ban them if it’s not allowed, oh but if it is i will do it too”
Do you even care or what?
There it is, first post begging for Bans…D3 crowd is here
This man needs a wambulance.
He can go back to D3 too and get free shinies and beg for bans
You assume that they have the monitoring to distinguish between someone who used it accidentally and someone who did it deliberately to exploit the glitch.
Or would you prefer they ban everyone who was in a cellar with that event?
One thing is taking advantage of balance, and a completely different one is taking advantage of bugs.
Anyway not saying that this particular guy should be banned unless he’s recurrently farming it.
Exactly since this is not a pvp game levels mean nothing in fact if he 100 he can help others.
Ziqo’s a tool for publishing how to do it.
Stop telling streamers about exploits so you can get your internet clout, morons.
the people who hit the first 100s all exploited a nasty dungeon bug in this one dungeon that has like 10 elite packs in a single spot (myself included). A clear bug there is no chance ppl think that was just an intended poor choice of balance. It was an obvious error in the code that looked completely anomalous to anything else in the entire game.
with that being said, i dont think it merits anyone being punished that is kinda preposterous and way out of league hahaha,
game obviously launched in a precarious state with poor balance and bad dungeon systems, so blizz hopefully gets this sheet together for the seasonal releases.
Eternal realm launch feels more of a full game test run with alot of stuff taken out and saved for later release.