its always like this, one step forward two steps back since the beginning stages of sc2.And it doesnt just reflect badly on their programmers. Programmers dont design the layout of battle.net. Thats a UI artist. That UI artist gets direction from someone handling battle.net user experience. And then they get their direction from someone else.

LBC the problem lies in your internet habits. You went somewhere or opened something in your email and gave out personal information. Whether you entered it into a false website, got a trojan or a keylogger, the mistake was made by you.Sorry but you are wrong. No mistake made by me.Why are consumers always this arrogant? They always assume its someone elses fault. Its amazing. You do realize if accounts were compromised in any shape or form that deals with financial information which is what your battle.net account falls under, a company is required by law to release that information to e…

Please, I urge you to reconsider this move. If not, I WILL vote with my money and NOT buy Diablo 3. Thats cool no one really cares. Your choice is your choice.TLDR: I think it's a very wrong move to make an essentially single-player game to require constant Internet connection. According to who you? This is a Co Op game first of all with the OPTION to play it single player. And this isnt diablo I, or diablo II this is Diablo III.12/27/2011 02:33 AMPosted by RazekSome of us have careers which brings us to places not served with a stable and fast Internet connection.So your decision to work i…

12/01/2011 09:16 PMPosted by Jackathe RMAH will be only as big a part of the game as you choose to make it.Sadly, it will be the only way to acquire any loot from Inferno.And you know this from what? Your ability to go into the future?

Once the game ships, we or you should make a thread about some of the features you would like added to the RMAH after it releases initially. But currently there is no way i can say, "This is what i want in the RMAH....." because we have no idea what the RMAH features will be upon initial release.

Blizzard has always updated practically all there online games from launch date.Its not even a 99% guarantee, it is a 100% guarantee that they will be updating the RMAH with more features down the line after the game releases if users want it and blizzard can implement them.The next logical step for the RMAH once its working, and does its intended purpose, is to update it with new features. But the first step is getting the RMAH to work, and to make sure it does its intended purpose. This is why they are currently testing the RMAH in the beta right now.We may be able to bookmark certain item…

I figured thats how the testing it going to work for the RMAH. Obviously fake blizzard bucks.

All you need to do is type, "Diablo III beta gameplay" on youtube, and youll get an answer thats better than any response youll receive on this site.

<span class="truncated" />facepalm once again you failed to read my post. I am not against the RMAHl. What you explained was the difference. My entire first post explains exactly why its okay for them to take money from the RMAH through charges.My post is targetted at those who think they are entitled to blizzard assets to begin with.When i say its "Beyond hilarious" im being sarcastic, in the fact that it is such a ridiculously good deal for the consumer to begin with. no other company would freely allow the consumer to get the majority cash to begin with.Then you had about the poorest ch…

<span class="truncated" />Did you read anything i typed or did it go over your head. How is consumers doing it WITHOUT their consent the same thing as blizzard actually supporting and endorsing it?Because now Blizzard is getting a cut. Instead of trying to brute force and sue their way to a solution of people selling in game items for money, they are offering the service themselves and at least taking some money out of it. This is in contrast to what was going on in D2 where third party sites were making the money and Blizzard was getting !@#$ all.facepalm once again you failed to read my p…