03/06/2019 04:52 AMPosted by Tetra03/06/2019 04:41 AMPosted by Rodnetard#3. Glad Immortal will be the cheap Blizz Cash Cow so D4 can be left out of it. Thank you Blizz for not listening to the forums when it comes to D3 most of the time ♥♥♥Yeah... because if Activision makes lots of money off of MTX in one game they won't put MTX in a different game...Where do you shills even come up with this garbage?King Digital Entertainment, is the producer of one of the top mobile games on the market, Candy Crush. King was acquired by Activision in 2016 for $5.9 Billion. Not to mention that Blizzard/Activ…

Off course, like many others, I would love to see an Off-Line version of Diablo 3.That said, we pay for a license to play the game that they own, under their terms, plain and simple. Much as many have brought forth compelling arguments as to why we should have an Off-Line mode, it's still remains their product to deliver as they see fit.If you buy a game that is online only, that's what you accept the game to be. You can hope for changes to make the game playable Off-Line, but really are not in a position to demand that.

02/23/2019 05:52 PMPosted by Imperius02/23/2019 05:23 PMPosted by naksiloth...That amount of playerbase doesn't worth dozens of expansion packs after decades. If they really had 250 players per day, they wouldn't release that amount of content. I think you're making up numbers or have bias. May be both. Google is your friend... Last June they averaged 244 players per day.EverQuest used to be big, but now it's a ghost town.Respectfully, what you say makes no sense at all. Companies don't add servers and release major expansions on games that average 250 players a day. They would be bankrupt j…

02/23/2019 10:06 AMPosted by Imperius<span class="truncated">...</span>That's a facile argument at best and we both know it. The game's age isn't the issue; the issue is the direction the game has gone over the course of it's lifetime.name a 14 yo game that got several expansions and is still just as relevant as it was the day it was released...I'll be waiting 2 years for you to come up with one example.Everquest; 20 years and counting.Classic, Regular and Progression Servers.One of the first MMO's to go mainstream, released in 1999.24 Expansions and still going.Grant it, I play WoW and enjoy …

02/22/2019 10:29 AMPosted by SuperduperJWlabour creates products. the rich are getting richer while your wages stagnate. it's ridiculous and you're against your own best interests. just because we're stuck inside of a broken economic system doesn't mean we can't REALIZE we are. "I'm sure the feudal lord who owned the pitchforks the peasants killed him with probably observed the irony too"So lets look at that system you speak of:A group of people develop a product, at their own expense, since you can't sell what you don't have. They invest a great deal of time and money with a slim chance of s…

02/21/2019 10:02 AMPosted by XannThe difference would be that Blizzard selling items themselves gives them an incentive to make that progression less rewarding in an attempt to push people towards those microtransactions. Will that be what happens? Dunno. This is the reason a lot of people are unhappy with microtransactions, cosmetic or not.This is in tandem with another issue: live services. What started as full games being released and further content being supported by "live service" microtransactions has turned into lazy releases of half finished games. The microtransactions are often much…

02/16/2019 03:32 PMPosted by Teksuodidn't know diablo players were so cheap, heh.scared of a few bucks a month even if it means quality and longevity?yall are weird.tells a lot about the kind of community this game has ; not sure if losing the free loaders is such a bad idea ;)cheap players mean extra load on the servers for no extra money.id rather have a quality game tbh.It's more of the game having a long history of no micro-transactions and no additional fees other than the purchase of the initial game, expansions and DLC releases. For many of us it's a inexpensive go to game when we are n…