Looking foward to

[Jedimindtrixxx]

k well dupehack and drophack yes i wuld remove, still tho maphack not so much. as for people mfing faster, why does it matter for you unless your in a mf race, which i rly doubt. and also, 80% of people trade for their things or get it for free, which means, that not that much people are mfing, meaning they rely on mfers. me for example, had a friend who gave me the most expensive shit for free. i got a fort (non-ladder), (god if only i could remember the name of the a2 merc weapon with the mana regen aura) that staff, also on non-ladder, which are both ladder only, i got free 2x ebotdz, arreats, and so forth. if my friend didnt mh i rly doubt he would get that far, (and me too)

 

[Sim]

Well then, the only thing I can tell you is to learn to play a game without cheating. Because, that's what it is.

I got banned for MH'ing and thus stopped using it. Eventually got used to it, although I admit it can be annoying once you've been used to it.

So, the very simple solution is to never get used to it.

 

[sqrage]

>>as for people mfing faster

It lowers the value of everything because people find more rare items at a faster rate meaning they aren't so rare anymore.

 

[Jaujarahje]

glad to see some people still think map hack is cheating

 

[Jedimindtrixxx]

w/e this is turning more into a debate so lets forget hacking was even mentioned and be positive about d3 ><

 

[Jaujarahje]

k
Can't wait to lure little weak demons into destructible environment trap

 

[Jedimindtrixxx]

lol i cant wat to bunch them up into a group then barbarian leap into the middle. have u seen the spell video for leap? when he lands the ones under him explode

 

[rover2341]

hmm. i sorta like the bind on pick up idea. it makes it possible for people to more easily get decent eq because it makes the value of them alot lower.

But i know alot of people agree with you.

And ill bet the upgrade on hacking will be as much as it was from 1 to 2. So most likely not hack proof is my guess, but i bet it will reduce it another 90+% or so.

 

[Jedimindtrixxx]

LOL i still remember the d1 hacking, i gave myself a 100000 damage weapon, maximum hp, maximum stats, maximum spell level, and anything you could possibly think of

 

[Jaujarahje]

I liked the fact that in d1 when you saved you saved EXACTLY where you were not back in town, although once i saved with 5 hp in imddle of group of creeps so whenever i went to play i died instantly ><

 

[Jedimindtrixxx]

LOLLOLOL that was hilarious. i also remember people asking me if i hack when i was lvl 1 with 20000000 hp and could kill a lvl (max was 50...? not sure) and when i told them no they believed me. i also remember the first thing a person asked when u join a game was "are you a pk or a pkk?"
how dumb do you get if you answer pk

also about the graphics for d3, i feel that it isnt that bad. the guy complained about it being too bright, but thinking about d3, lut gholein, act 5, and a lot of other areas were bright...?

oh i forgot to mention, im looking forward to hirign super-awesome-mega-sexy new mercs with awesome new abilities (if they dont got mercs ima bomb the Blizz HQ)

 

[Cheesy]

I'm looking forward to this new style of play diverse from other PC games out there. I myself have never had the experience of playing Diablo 1 or 2 so I can't wait for the release. I'm still looking for the "Pre-Order" button on the website.

 

[ZeroThirteen]

Maphack did, in some way, "ruin" the game by allowing anyone to be "the strongest" (so to speak, with MH allowing people to mf like mad and allowing anyone to get good items), but it also allows for a bit more excitement when it comes to MFing and Baaling, and all of that other stuff, because it makes the game for everyone go faster. The people with MH make their profit from the people who can't MF, but play the game for fun. And we, in turn, continue to make a profit in our own way: the items that they give us. Or, in the case of businesses, they get more money from the people with the money to buy the items but not the time to play and earn them. So, maphack doesn't create an imbalance in gameplay, but rather a separation.

Anyways, I'm looking forward to designing and using certain builds (the Witch Doctor may actually create an exception (besides synergies) to the one-tree skill build rule), getting the best items for them, following the story, and being within the first people to actually play the game on B.net. Let's get a group of people right now (who plan on getting DIII on release night/day/whenever) to all group together with account names we can guarantee won't be taken and do the adventure together at night. It'll be awesome: TheHelper.net's community release night playthrough.

I can see it now. :thup:

If we are gonna do it, I call account name cyberskelet0n. :shades:

 

[Cheesy]

Mine will be: CheesyBeefy.

Simply because it is the best name ever.