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Uh huh. That's the exact response I'd expect from someone who's planning on playing Day 1 himself, but trying to convince others not to so he can have error-free servers.
In all honesty though, you're probably right. Despite how big Blizzard is, they've always seemed to have a history with problem-riddled launch/patch days. Still though, I'll be one of the ones hammering the server when I get home from work that morning as that'll be the beginning of my weekend.
Was the exact opposite experience for me.
I wonder if any of you have a job.
I plan to buy on the RMAH, but it all depends on prices. Sellers losing $1 minimum on gear really sucks, imo. I was hoping to pick up leveling gear for cheap.
Spending $10-20 on items should really enhance my experience and prevent me from having to grind excessively. There's no point in selling because without any barrier to entry (as there would be with a real job), people will be willing to "work" for almost nothing/hour. Why grind out the equivalent of $2/hour when I make so much more from actual work? I'm playing hte game to have fun, not make money.
But yea, just hoping for low prices, that minimum $1 annoys me because gear that's useful for the easier difficulties would most likely have been cheaper with merely a percentage based fee.
I also have enough free time to grind in games that are worth the time and effort. Besides with the way D3 is set up I feel there is going to be an expansion sooner or later and then all that money spent on vanilla gear seems wasted.I probably won't use the RMAH ever but its nice to know the option exists. While I do have a job
I wonder if any of you have a job.
I plan to buy on the RMAH, but it all depends on prices. Sellers losing $1 minimum on gear really sucks, imo. I was hoping to pick up leveling gear for cheap.
Spending $10-20 on items should really enhance my experience and prevent me from having to grind excessively. There's no point in selling because without any barrier to entry (as there would be with a real job), people will be willing to "work" for almost nothing/hour. Why grind out the equivalent of $2/hour when I make so much more from actual work? I'm playing hte game to have fun, not make money.
But yea, just hoping for low prices, that minimum $1 annoys me because gear that's useful for the easier difficulties would most likely have been cheaper with merely a percentage based fee.
RMAH is Blizzards way of introducing a new P2P system and how wonderful it will be, expect more companies to follow if this will become successful
And I personally think that PoE looks bland, washed out, and at times downright ugly. I would rather have high quality art that is a slightly lower resolution than a super high res rendering of poo. Having said that, I apologize for getting somewhat offtopic. Further discussion of the relative merits of art design between D3 and PoE can be debated in the PoE vs D3 thread in this same subforum.
