In a game where specific items with specific stats you want have an extremely tiny chance of dropping, a trading economy exploits the law of large numbers to allow you to trade up to the items you want - if you don't get that item, someone in a 100,000 player economy will. But having trade functionality doesn't imply an economy. You can trade between a small group of trusted friends who have promised to never ever cheat. Players MAY start a legit economy on their own, but that's their choice and will be entirely organic. Again, TL2 is not aiming to have a big economic system. So there will be some sort of localized economy amoung legit users, but it won't be a WoW type economy or a Diablo 3 type economy. Well to be fair, there was still a sort of economy even in Diablo 1 with uniques in the legit community. When you can make whatever items and mods you want, there will never be an economy. It's how the game maintains longevity: ladder and tournaments. Like an endgame, it's basically what you do after you beaten (or skipped) the missions. You think it is supposed to be that kind of game we all understand that.īut they're arguing that IT IS that type of game, and that TL2 will have an economy, and that items do have value. You don't see people complaining about the endgame in hots.

It isn't that type of game so don't try to make it into that. It would be cool if you people stopped arguing about the economics and endgame of TL2. I just ask that you think about the consequences for what you are asking for. You're entitled to your opinions, but what you want could actually end up ruining the fun for others. And it will never get tedious like in D2 because of how randomly generated TL2 is. As for 'endgame', I know I will sink countless hours into trying new builds and perfecting them. It's not hard really, was the same way with Titan's Quest- hopefully the modded items are obvious like it was in that game. Now I don't care about an economy or cheaters anymore, I just play singleplayer or with friends or leave a game if someone is cheating. I actually felt the same as you on some of those points before D3.

All the classes are really fun to play, and I like how there are many different builds you can go Why aren't you playing D3? That game is like the perfect economy simulator. damn fun! Thinking about trying to get a high execute % (my other sword also has +10%) to quickly regen fury.

#983 Thought this looked like a cool low level drop so I started a zerker.

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