Jojas
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Hallo allerseits. Habe hier schon lange nicht mehr gepostet und D3 bisher nicht gespielt, weshalb es schon ein wenig bescheuert ist, um was ich bitte. Es ist mir aber wichtig und mir fällt kein anderer Weg ein. 
Die Sache ist die: Bei Release von D3 hatte ich einiges gelesen, was mir nicht so gefiel, also sagte ich mir, ich warte erstmal ab, wie sich das so entwickelt und schaue dann, ob ich es kaufe oder nicht.
Jetzt kam ja die Ankündigung, dass das AH abgeschafft und Loot und andere 2.0 Features eingeführt werden, und mein zwischenzeitlich völlig erschlafftes Interesse ist wieder da.
In den letzten zwei Wochen schaute ich immer wieder im Blizzard-Forum (US) vorbei und da ich mich da zu gerne ein bißchen beteiligt hätte und ein paar Fragen gestellt, schrieb ich den Support an, ob ich trotz eines fehlenden Game-Accounts Schreibrechte bekommen könnte. Weil Schreibrechte aber automatisiert an einen Game-Account gekoppelt sind, konnte der Support mir nicht helfen. Nicht weiter schlimm.
Vor kurzem las ich aber diesen Post:
Und darauf würde ich gerne antworten.
Meine Bitte ist also folgende: Wäre jemand mit Schreibrechten bereit, meine Antwort dort zu posten? Die würde ich dann hier im Thread hinterlassen.
Es wird kein Blödsinn, keine persönlichen Angriffe etc. geben.
Nur eine sachliche Kritik.
Wäre sehr dankbar, das brennt mir nämlich wirklich auf der Zunge.
Guten Loot!
Die Sache ist die: Bei Release von D3 hatte ich einiges gelesen, was mir nicht so gefiel, also sagte ich mir, ich warte erstmal ab, wie sich das so entwickelt und schaue dann, ob ich es kaufe oder nicht.
Jetzt kam ja die Ankündigung, dass das AH abgeschafft und Loot und andere 2.0 Features eingeführt werden, und mein zwischenzeitlich völlig erschlafftes Interesse ist wieder da.
In den letzten zwei Wochen schaute ich immer wieder im Blizzard-Forum (US) vorbei und da ich mich da zu gerne ein bißchen beteiligt hätte und ein paar Fragen gestellt, schrieb ich den Support an, ob ich trotz eines fehlenden Game-Accounts Schreibrechte bekommen könnte. Weil Schreibrechte aber automatisiert an einen Game-Account gekoppelt sind, konnte der Support mir nicht helfen. Nicht weiter schlimm.
Vor kurzem las ich aber diesen Post:
Lets first agree that BiS items wont be raining from the sky like the console as it will definately reduce the longevity of this game. Also we can agree that trading will still be the fastest way to get the specific build u want. Esp considering we will have 500+ different ledge items dropping.
Now imagine u want items #3 #4 #44 #56 #55 #77 #267 #532 etc because they support each other in making ur build and playstyle possible. Fastest way to get those will be via trade as farming them with random loot will just be a pain. Much better to swap #33(that u found) for #3. Not hard to understand this. ie trading will be required to be BiS.
The negatives created by AH removal:
1)Trading will take whole orders of magnitude longer and as a result players will have much less time to actually play the game. Having less time to play the game is always a bad thing. No way to argue against this.
2)Scammers will reign supreme as the general population will have zero idea of the actual value of items. No AH to quickly check the value of ur loot.
3) Elite players will be forced to use 3rd party and hence have to sacrifice their own security(both CC and account security)
4)The Gambling Effect(that carrot on stick due to chance of finding something worth real money) while loot hunting will be removed from the average player since the average player will never even consider going to try sell on 3rd party. This will significantly reduce the incentive to play once ur BiS. ie it will kill wht little remains of the end game. Cos seriously wht else is there to do once ur BiS????? 1shot monsters for zero reward? Boring!
5) Blizzard will no longer generate revenue from the RMAH and in turn this will result in less funds being available for content patches/updates. This is bad no matter how u cut it.
6) The gap between rich(traders) and normal players will widen even further and in the event of us getting an actual PvP this will only be magnified as only those willing to risk 3rd party will be able to compete at high level.
7) The increase of BoA gear will simply increase the number of accounts traded. People will rather buy a pre-used account maxed with BoA. This will also increase the incentive for hackers to hack and steal entire accounts. Further reducing player security, let alone reducing the number of new accounts sold...also reducing funds available for new content/patches.
8)Having to deal with an infinte army of trolls while trading is highly frustrating. I cant tell u how annoying it is to spend 30-60 mins negotiating only to have the troll laugh at u and say he was never gonna buy it in the first place.
9)Support department will need hire additional employees to handle the significant increase in tickets. Tickets such as : Ive been scammed, Ive been hacked, etc. Further reducing funds available for game improvements.
10) Forums and general chat will be filled with price checks since that will become the new fastest way to value ur item.
11) Bartering item for item is a horribly inefficient process and almost always one person gets ripped off. This basically creates unhappy feelings for one person every single time a trade takes place. Gone wil be the days of rejoicing at the Sold! text.
12) Removal of RMAH removes the power from real players and is bad for the US/EU economy. Previously RM trades are kept within their own region. The money does not leave the US. Now with the removal this money will leave the US and go to China/korea/Ni.geria/etc... Thats millions of dollars in tax revenue, thats less hospitals and less schools. Just plain bad.
13) Reduces the available playstyles. I cant see how reducing the number of playing options is going to be good for the games replayability or potential audience. Freedom is a good thing.
14) Crafting, in particular, gem crafting will become a very boring chore.
Without the Auction House, this process is going to hurt, and it's going to hurt a lot.
Drothvader himself made this quote. see So what about gems? (No Auction House) - Forums - Diablo III
***im tired now and cant think of more*** But im certain there are many more negatives i have overlooked.
Pls add more so we can compile a list and mayb sway the mind of Blizz.
Now imagine u want items #3 #4 #44 #56 #55 #77 #267 #532 etc because they support each other in making ur build and playstyle possible. Fastest way to get those will be via trade as farming them with random loot will just be a pain. Much better to swap #33(that u found) for #3. Not hard to understand this. ie trading will be required to be BiS.
The negatives created by AH removal:
1)Trading will take whole orders of magnitude longer and as a result players will have much less time to actually play the game. Having less time to play the game is always a bad thing. No way to argue against this.
2)Scammers will reign supreme as the general population will have zero idea of the actual value of items. No AH to quickly check the value of ur loot.
3) Elite players will be forced to use 3rd party and hence have to sacrifice their own security(both CC and account security)
4)The Gambling Effect(that carrot on stick due to chance of finding something worth real money) while loot hunting will be removed from the average player since the average player will never even consider going to try sell on 3rd party. This will significantly reduce the incentive to play once ur BiS. ie it will kill wht little remains of the end game. Cos seriously wht else is there to do once ur BiS????? 1shot monsters for zero reward? Boring!
5) Blizzard will no longer generate revenue from the RMAH and in turn this will result in less funds being available for content patches/updates. This is bad no matter how u cut it.
6) The gap between rich(traders) and normal players will widen even further and in the event of us getting an actual PvP this will only be magnified as only those willing to risk 3rd party will be able to compete at high level.
7) The increase of BoA gear will simply increase the number of accounts traded. People will rather buy a pre-used account maxed with BoA. This will also increase the incentive for hackers to hack and steal entire accounts. Further reducing player security, let alone reducing the number of new accounts sold...also reducing funds available for new content/patches.
8)Having to deal with an infinte army of trolls while trading is highly frustrating. I cant tell u how annoying it is to spend 30-60 mins negotiating only to have the troll laugh at u and say he was never gonna buy it in the first place.
9)Support department will need hire additional employees to handle the significant increase in tickets. Tickets such as : Ive been scammed, Ive been hacked, etc. Further reducing funds available for game improvements.
10) Forums and general chat will be filled with price checks since that will become the new fastest way to value ur item.
11) Bartering item for item is a horribly inefficient process and almost always one person gets ripped off. This basically creates unhappy feelings for one person every single time a trade takes place. Gone wil be the days of rejoicing at the Sold! text.
12) Removal of RMAH removes the power from real players and is bad for the US/EU economy. Previously RM trades are kept within their own region. The money does not leave the US. Now with the removal this money will leave the US and go to China/korea/Ni.geria/etc... Thats millions of dollars in tax revenue, thats less hospitals and less schools. Just plain bad.
13) Reduces the available playstyles. I cant see how reducing the number of playing options is going to be good for the games replayability or potential audience. Freedom is a good thing.
14) Crafting, in particular, gem crafting will become a very boring chore.
Without the Auction House, this process is going to hurt, and it's going to hurt a lot.
Drothvader himself made this quote. see So what about gems? (No Auction House) - Forums - Diablo III
***im tired now and cant think of more*** But im certain there are many more negatives i have overlooked.
Pls add more so we can compile a list and mayb sway the mind of Blizz.
Und darauf würde ich gerne antworten.
Meine Bitte ist also folgende: Wäre jemand mit Schreibrechten bereit, meine Antwort dort zu posten? Die würde ich dann hier im Thread hinterlassen.
Es wird kein Blödsinn, keine persönlichen Angriffe etc. geben.
Nur eine sachliche Kritik.
Wäre sehr dankbar, das brennt mir nämlich wirklich auf der Zunge.
Guten Loot!
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