I stated thousands of times that diablo franchise is "gamblers"-targeted.
since all you really do is finding loot and actually randomly trying to get a hit for great items.
now with d3 i think its even more noticeable:
think about it:
if gold == real money (since there is an arbitrage between them) in D3,
then , when you gamble for items with gold (at gheed's etc) you actually gamble for real money!
welcome to blizzard's CASINO!|||Who actually used that mechanic back in D2? I mean really...|||Quite a few actually.
I've gambled away several million gold in D2. >_>|||Quote:
Who actually used that mechanic back in D2? I mean really...
What else were you supposed to do with your gold?|||Quote:
Who actually used that mechanic back in D2? I mean really...
Circlets are nice.|||Quote:
What else were you supposed to do with your gold?
I made a yellow brick road with it.|||Quote:
Who actually used that mechanic back in D2? I mean really...
I forget the name, but at one point in time the generic highest end Cuirass or whatever with +health (Elephants? Titans?) and a full set of sockets was the best chest-piece in the game.|||Quote:
I forget the name, but at one point in time the generic highest end Cuirass or whatever with +health (Elephants? Titans?) and a full set of sockets was the best chest-piece in the game.
Jewelers Archon plate of the Whale ? :P
I had one of those with 4 ed/ias jewels in it.
Didnt get it by gambling though, i bought it in act 5.
I think most ppl stopped gambling after 1.10 or something like that.
I think it was after blizz made magics have bigger mods than rares.|||ehhh, guyz. your missing my point.|||about your point.. there is no gambling in diablo 3 :P
Closest you're going to get is random mods with crafting (artisans)
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