[Poll] Self Found League - SFL /FINISHED

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morbo wrote:

The primary complaint of D3 - ie. people are playing the AH economy and not the game, because droprates are shit - is now being removed. Because of that the game will die again? Even tho its now dead because of AH3: lets play the trading in the first place. Does not compute...

So you're saying you cant min/max your char with looting monsters, and absolutely need an "economy" for that?

Even if that were true, what would a separate no-trading league take away from your beautiful economy? Except maybe a bunch of players that are not interested in hardcore shopping sim.

That was not the primary complaint about D3, and in fact the main reason that people still play that game is the AH and RMAH... D3's main problem is the lack of character attachment/development.

And let me clarify my point a little. Yes, there are some people who love single player games. This is great. They can get tons of hours of enjoyment from them. But GGG is a company trying to make a living game that will create a community and make them money. A self-found league would not support this.

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majesw wrote:

But GGG is a company trying to make a living game that will create a community and make them money. A self-found league would not support this.

And I'm perfectly aware of this. Have also stated many times that GGG will never cater to solo self-found players, because of the financial model they choose.

Maybe when (if) we get paid leagues...

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Mahesys wrote:

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Shagsbeard wrote:

I play strictly solo and am against creating a different ruleset... with "better" drop rates. Drop rates are fine... it's the players that aren't.

Finally someone that share my opinion

Players nned to blame the game to feel better, improve theirselves? naaah i'm already perfect! the game is clearly flawed

Crap gamer generation

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The drop rates are not fine for exalts or other orbs that are not grindable. Unless you do not trade at all your opinion is meaningless. There are two areas of the game that are not really viable for SFL casual players due to the "tuned for trading" drop rates: crafting and running high level maps. Slightly improved map and high end orb drop rates at a level where these were possible, would not make a care bear league. Especially for people with other things going on in their lives.


Edit: Lets cut this stupiidty, also. A lot of SFL players support GGG and are much less likely to hop around once they find a game. Especially if it is not necessary to deal with the "community".

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This and the lack of desync are making RoS seem more and more interesting. On the upside, PoE will always be here for the molten core..er..I mean hard core!

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Nothing preventing people from playing self-found now, I don't know why we need a league for it. You can clear all main content through merciless without too much difficulty self-found. It's only once you start trying to gear for maps that you get problems.

This doesn't seem like anything other than a not-so-subtle request for (massively) buffed drop rates.

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tackle70 wrote:

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Nothing preventing people from playing self-found now, I don't know why we need a league for it. You can clear all main content through merciless without too much difficulty self-found. It's only once you start trying to gear for maps that you get problems.

This doesn't seem like anything other than a not-so-subtle request for (massively) buffed drop rates.

I can't speak for everyone but for me a self-found league wouldn't be about wanting more gear drops it would be about how far you could go with the current drop system.

You could argue you can do this now, and you can, but it would simply be more fun if it was a 4 month league with the ladder system and you could be ranked.

I feel like this whole poll system has just mislead people into thinking everyone would want a massive change to the system but in reality I think most would find a self found temp league with no major changes pretty fun.

Or maybe I'm a minority, maybe this is just a plea for better drop rates.