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> Core gameplay: is being hurt by players only chasing it in hoping to make money That's just your opinion, man. I've heard from more Diablo players than just
by mattwilsonn888 5y ago
> Core gameplay: is being hurt by players only chasing it in hoping to make money
That's just your opinion, man. I've heard from more Diablo players than just you that they dearly miss it. But I guess if all the value of your game is extracted to the team running the servers and zero of it to players is what you find compelling, feel free to fritter away on centralized grinding for truly and practically worthless pixels.
Clearly those items weren't meaningless outside Diablo when they sold for real money. How thick can you be? You think its that impossible to decentralize a market? You think it hasn't already been done?
- dmitriid 5y ago> That's just your opinion, man. I've heard from more Diablo players than just you that they dearly miss it. It's amazing how you totally dismiss the opinion of all the players who didn't like and didn't want the marketplace as irrelevant > But I guess if all the value of your game is extracted to the team running the servers and zero of it to players Ah yes, making a better game whose goal is no longer a rush to monetize assets is "giving no value to the players". > Clearly those items weren't meaningless outside Diablo when they sold for real money. How thick can you be Because they literally have no meaning or value outside the game for which they were designed and that only work within that game. > You think its that impossible to decentralize a market? Ah yes. The good old "let's pretend my opponent said and thought this thing and bravely fight this argument I invented for my opponent"
- mattwilsonn888 5y ago> It's amazing how you totally dismiss the opinion of all the players who didn't like and didn't want the marketplace as irrelevant It's amazing how you dismiss the opposing. Or is it? I had to stop reading after that, its clear this is isn't hitting for you as I'm forced to keep backtracking for your sake.
- dmitriid 5y ago> I had to stop reading after that No. You stopped reading way, way before that. > I'm forced to keep backtracking for your sake. You'd not have the feeling of backtracking if you actually read what I wrote, and stop reacting to arguments you think I'm presenting. You'd also not have this feeling if you stopped pretending that the only way for the world to operate is by monetising assets of everything.