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Diablo IV: AusGamers Interview with Game Director Luis Barriga and Art Director John Mueller

posted 10 days ago by Serrinn

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Comment by greenegg I don't get it, what's the issue with players trading to get gear? it's not like the stuff is appearing out of nowhere, you still have to farm for the stuff to trade for, and someone had to earn the gear you're trying to get.

if i've been playing for a few months and want to give a friend that just started a helping hand, what's wrong with me giving him gear? Comment by ChunkyCoffee I don't get it, what's the issue with players trading to get gear? it's not like the stuff is appearing out of nowhere, you still have to farm for the stuff to trade for, and someone had to earn the gear you're trying to get.\r
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if i've been playing for a few months and want to give a friend that just started a helping hand, what's wrong with me giving him gear?\r
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They said that there will be stuff that's definitely tradable like mats and lower rarity items but rarer gear would only allow trading one time and some of the best gear (I'm assuming the new mythical rarity or whatever they are calling it) will never be tradable. They want there to be a trading system but they don't want it to get to the point where people are fully decked out in bis gear that didn't even drop for them. Also I'm sure you'll be able to trade between party members with drops that happen when you are both killing the thing and it drops for you. You can give a friend a head start without giving him the best gear in the game. Comment by Trang0ul Also, trading opens the opportunity of real money being involved (with legal means or not), turning the gameplay into "pay to win". Excluding best gear from trading will trim it down, at least partially. Comment by sociald1077 Also, trading opens the opportunity of real money being involved (with legal means or not), turning the gameplay into "pay to win". Excluding best gear from trading will trim it down, at least partially.\r
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This has a lot to do with it. A lot of people gloss over the fact that D2 had a huge black market of real money trading. I could spend money, get decked with the best gear and climb ladders. \r
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I dont think they want to stop you from tossing your buddies some gear to get going, but they want to stop people not playing the game at all and gearing to the teeth. Comment by Coldleo They sure do talk to a loooooooooooooooooooooooot of people, it will be fun to play D4 in 2025 with everyone. Comment by Trails The trading thing I will never understand. PoE and D2 let you trade anything and literally no one is complaining you could equip your entire character with this gear. Some of their design decisions just boggle my mind Comment by Kulrulk Trading is needed , if you want to address the amount of possible items in game then add bind on equip features, but trading should be in game. I find nothing wrong with the way D2 did it myself but one of my biggest issue with d3 is no trading. It limits interaction. In loot based game finding something thats not good for you but is for another player opens up so many more possibilities.

I get it you want to rein in real money transactions its why you made the real money auction house D3, Removing trading is worse than having a small % players buy pixels, its always going to happen. Comment by Trang0ul The trading thing I will never understand. PoE and D2 let you trade anything and literally no one is complaining you could equip your entire character with this gear. Some of their design decisions just boggle my mind

It depends on who do you ask. Botters running gold (or, in case of D2, rune) farms for sure do not complain...

one of my biggest issue with d3 is no trading (...) Removing trading is worse than having a small % players buy pixels, its always going to happen.
RMAH had to be removed, but gold AH could have worked well, with some restrictions (for example, no ancient items). Comment by Kulrulk Not really gold was utterly useless after a month, unless you wanted to sell it. The RMAH was a disgrace, but they did it to curb people buying crap with real money ( i mean why not get a slice of that cake if you can)

Bartering system was way better imo , items for items. Thats not to say gold could not work in D4 , it just didnt work in D3.

Botters are in every game , doesn't mean they should be allowed, its just something that will happen and blizzard will have to deal with it, hopefully very harshly ie perma bans. D2 problem was making runes so hard to find, it needed better drop rates (at least up to IST \/ GUL lvl )and maybe people wouldnt look else where so much , cause lets face it, 99% of runes people traded for were duped.

Ive found more perfect 40\/15 jewels and 15\/15 jewels than i ever did high runes.

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Diablo IV: AusGamers Interview with Game Director Luis Barriga and Art Director John Mueller

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