EPT5-7-2013 Diablo's 1929 - Page 6
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Mistakes
United States1102 Posts
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Weird
United States832 Posts
On May 11 2013 04:45 Mistakes wrote: I actually don't mind too much. Everything else about this patch was fantastic. If prices go up a ton or something, it's not the end of the world imho. I couldn't agree more. I think that the vast majority of people play D3 to kill stuff and get sweet loot, and this will never change. It seems like some people enjoy bashing on others no matter how they go about doing it, HC-SC-AH-RMAH-no AH at all. The ones that really make me laugh are those who quit and feel the need to tell everyone about it. We know this isn't the first time that an exploit has hit the scene, but the sun keeps coming up, the game is getting better (imo), and people will keep playing. If you don't play that's cool too, but don't you have anything better to do? | ||
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Jindo
United States1305 Posts
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LingsAreBunnies
United States103 Posts
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Burrfoot
United States1176 Posts
Check out 5:40 in this video: + Show Spoiler + ^_^ ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/6tFLnJv.jpg) | ||
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JerKy
Korea (South)3013 Posts
he got an email saying the gold had been successfully rolled back, and that all his items were now all account-bound However, he muled his gold to a second account, and that gold hasn't been taken back I don't know if people who kept the gold on their account actually had their gold taken away, but if you muled your money to somewhere, you prob still have it :O | ||
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
On May 11 2013 11:31 JerKy wrote: I have a friend who made ~2bill from this (relatively not that much) he got an email saying the gold had been successfully rolled back, and that all his items were now all account-bound However, he muled his gold to a second account, and that gold hasn't been taken back I don't know if people who kept the gold on their account actually had their gold taken away, but if you muled your money to somewhere, you prob still have it :O Or they're simply going through this layer by layer, and haven't gotten to the next level yet. | ||
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Burrfoot
United States1176 Posts
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On May 11 2013 11:15 Burrfoot wrote: Just to lighten up this thread, saw this in general among all the AH complaining: D3 had a ladder in beta! Check out 5:40 in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEvThjiE038 + Show Spoiler + ^_^ Rofl. Wp | ||
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DDie
Brazil2369 Posts
On May 11 2013 04:45 Mistakes wrote: I actually don't mind too much. Everything else about this patch was fantastic. If prices go up a ton or something, it's not the end of the world imho. That would make sense if the game had no RMAH. | ||
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Big G
Italy835 Posts
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Kich
United States339 Posts
This probably sits somewhere in the low 60's alongside that time in WoW where during an in-game funeral for someone who had actually died in real life a group of players came and killed everyone. The hyperbole on this site is staggering. | ||
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KrazyTrumpet
United States2520 Posts
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Chaosu
Poland404 Posts
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calgar
United States1277 Posts
On May 12 2013 02:31 Chaosu wrote: I imagine the Great Depression - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_great_depression , which started October 1929.Anyone can explain what happend in 1929? | ||
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Rimstalker
Germany734 Posts
Btw, D2 had a bigger 'crash', where all accounts could be easily hacked, and they actually made selective rollbacks, where you had to sign up your account for it. That was right after the world's first level 100 char. | ||
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Danglars
United States12133 Posts
On May 12 2013 02:44 calgar wrote: I imagine the Great Depression - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_great_depression , which started October 1929. Specifically the Stock Market Crash which precipitated it (Known as Black Tuesday). Prices skyrocketed as the dollar's buying power plummeted. Prices on AH skyrocketed as money became worthless (easily obtained in great amounts quickly). It took a long time to recover then, and he compares that to the far reaching effects he expects to see now. Great depression would be my guess, so Black Friday? Black Friday is the day that has come to mean the day after thanksgiving when many companies that have been "in the red," i.e. operating at a loss all year, are now "in the black" from the increased shopping the day after thanksgiving. Thanksgiving on a Thursday, Black Friday follows. | ||
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calgar
United States1277 Posts
On May 12 2013 04:57 Danglars wrote: Haha yeah you're right, he meant Black Tuesday Specifically the Stock Market Crash which precipitated it (Known as Black Tuesday). Prices skyrocketed as the dollar's buying power plummeted. Prices on AH skyrocketed as money became worthless (easily obtained in great amounts quickly). It took a long time to recover then, and he compares that to the far reaching effects he expects to see now. Black Friday is the day that has come to mean the day after thanksgiving when many companies that have been "in the red," i.e. operating at a loss all year, are now "in the black" from the increased shopping the day after thanksgiving. Thanksgiving on a Thursday, Black Friday follows.  | ||
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
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Simberto
Germany11824 Posts
I did a few calculations: If a gold piece is as large as 1 euro cent, it would weigh ~5g, as gold is roughly double as dense as iron or copper, which is what those coins are made of. Thus, if you own 1b gold pieces, that would weigh 50000000000g, or 5000 tons. This are ~250 m³ of gold, or a 5m*5m*10m brick made of pure gold. | ||
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