GGG, fix your end game map system cause I might as well go play tetris

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LSN wrote:

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jakab_ wrote:

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QTchen wrote:

I'm starting to feel that this community is compiled with a group of idiots who offer retarded and troll answers. Just don't even commentate on how I roll maps, I can confidently say I have more knowledge then you, and that the amount of currency I use in maps alone can easily shrine over your entire worth. Call me a nerd, but the games so easy, you find the bads you buy their goods, you resell and get rich. Unfortunately, this concept doesn't come by for most, they think if your rich you use RMT and real money to earn in game success, it's a shame that most of you even come to such conclusion.

Secondly, had maps been a bonus to content then let me know when you find a source and or a thread confirming this because I object every single thing you say, had this been a bonus onto the game client then GGG would not have responded by raising map drop rates in the post patches. Even then, it's almost a no brainer to deal with it due to the amount of people complaining. Perhaps you're right on one thing, I was momentarily aggressive on the refund; but it sort of depicts the frustration I have with the game.

Wow, you sound like a pleasant person.

Do you realize how fucking stupid you sound calling people noobs in a PvE game? Also, if you're so pro, why aren't you playing in Onslaught?

well all he says is right, why should it sound stupid? It sounds stupid to noobs maybe ~~

I can offer you 1on1 SC2 ml if you are ready to go for it lmk (as you point about PvE is partially right).

Still there are noobs in this game and especially in this forum who think they need to explain things to players that are far ahead of them in anything. I wonder why noobs think their friendly words might help any of the discussed issues?

Guess I'm a noob then since I prefer actually playing the game as opposed to actively trying to screw over "bads" in some made up economy.

Who would want accessible, challenging content that rewarded crafting orbs to players able to do the content?

When you can gate that content behind massive RNG and require the use of crafting orbs, unsustainable via drop, and reward less than the cost of rolling the map.


I mean, the first might sound like a good game design, but the second is hardcore, dunchaknow?
Mostly because it is highly dependent on shopping, shopping is the true HC.

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thevdende wrote:

OP actually felt it necessary to pm me. This guy has serious issues, I think it may be a good idea if he stops playing for a while, thats all.

Wasn't that obvious? ;-)

well its not important. I don't give you advice how to play the game. Everybody can decide how to play. But what happens here is that a bunch of noobs come and tells you "game is over for you go roll a new char" and they don't understand that endgame is the only thing that keeps games like this alive for a longer period and make ppl finally roll new charackters. Other than that they (noobs) try to give advices to obviously alot more experienced players which is completely not needed.

It's an accomplishment for me personally, to have so many people confirm or even call me a RMT user, I appreciate it. Allows me to feel like I actually am above you all in terms of knowledge and capabilities to make money. Perhaps for the reason why I am a major in Accounting dual degree in financing. Wake up, this games economy is so easy. Stop hoarding your orbs and being afraid of blowing them on items- its that simple. Many hold back from using an alchemy orb on rings/ammulets which to me is easy money and return. But thats small business, were talking flipping and buying exalts. It's simple, you hop on forums to check for items in which are rare (stats that are not normal and/or hard to value) and you do just a bit of research (comes with experience) and buy to flip. Simple, trust me its not hard, although like I mentioned many do have quite the problem learning.

Secondly, many of you are criticizing about my profanity and bad talking. Just allow me to say that I dislike being phony and rather honest, it's sort of what I learnt after studying for a degree filled with cold hearted money makers. Anyway, just enjoy this guy - seems quite nice when writing in public. Send him a simple private message and you get this sort of behaviour

[mod edit: removed content from PM, please do not post the contents from PM's unless you have permission from the sender]

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QTchen wrote:

I'm smart, understand a simple economy, able to play the game efficiently and succesfully.

and am still SO MUCH unsatisfied... ^^

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Mr_Cee wrote:

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QTchen wrote:

I'm smart, understand a simple economy, able to play the game efficiently and succesfully.

and am still SO MUCH unsatisfied... ^^

It's almost as if this game is about killing monsters rather than being Economy Simulator 2013.

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LSN wrote:

Maps rolled like this (costy enaugh) should at least guarantee a minimum of ONE lvl 75 map drop.

nobody cares about how many you invest in rolling a map, it could even be the same with just one alch... and: there's absolutely NO guarantee about anything, this is just RNG on all aspects, and never will change, probably.

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spitfire666123 wrote:

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QTchen wrote:

I stopped reading after seeing the word RNG. Sure some portion can be RNG, mostly it's called knowledge. Its a hard concept, but for those with a slower learning curve it will slowly come.

How in the world can 'knowledge' influence RNG? ignorance is bliss, isnt it?

Pardon me, seems as if you decided to hop onto this thread without reading anything. Let me explain simply that people complain about my gear and worth although its only a 10 day league. I can say portions of it comes to be RNG, the larger portion comes from understanding the economy and that there are people who arn't aware of time value of items and/or selling items cheaper than they should (5link chest etc). Comes with "knowledge" but you could say experience.

by the way, I don't recall mentioning anyone was a "noob", that word doesn't exist in my vocab, sort of makes me feel dumb using it. In other terms, I prefer to call people uneducated rather than "noob",