More stash tabs incoming??

Imagine the shitstorm on forums if they'll try to sell us additional stash tabs

Morder07 wrote: 22 hours ago

Imagine the shitstorm on forums if they'll try to sell us additional stash tabs

I'll be grabbing my popcorn hehe

Trang Oul wrote: 1 day ago

Jesus... Anyone who spends that much on mobile games has a lack of control over his spending, and likely needs a therapy.

The mobile game monthly 50-100 per month, even for teenager, that is very common. In asia, pay player, It is average case for people want to play it quick without spend too much time. And I feel you are right in some way so I quit spend that way.

Top tier of that game is usually , in my guess, top 10% spender , 300 . (exclude 1-10)

JP today is around 5000 Y gift card(around 60-80) , TW / Kor is around 70-140 for age 18-25. Teenager is kind of bad. I see 'some' in rank 5-10 spender.

I know that people read post here generally consider older. The thing is today's development, is focus on use development force on who pays more with less cost.(90s is winner take all, it's more friendly env today for developer. But certainly we cant see good work but ok game today)

If we dont focus that much on pay play today.

Let's switch focus to other that I lately watch, some manipulate that I feel,

Cham,

Jah rune, I notice some manipulate price weeks ago. I see some of my TW friend get around 20% profit in those trade. Much earlier story before I notice, is

Zod,

Cham before some patch. Some big player here, they really need very big storage for things have high value. They tell me, they buy thing on 140 storage base / per unit.

Tornado_OLO wrote: 22 hours ago

Not only.
It means you will add at leas 2 more skillers in your inventory. Even 3 if you think about town portal book.

SauROnmiKE wrote: 22 hours ago

Yeah you can have as many charms as in vanilla D2 AND a whole inventory left for hoarding. That beats the purpose of having to balance charms/space of the existing system. You can call it QoL, I call it excessive and making the game even easier than it already is by having even less to think about. It's like we're moving even more to an "auto-pilot" system rather than actually having any input and different decisions for different play styles.

There is no balance in "inventory tetris". It's only an annoyance since the introduction of charms. Players have already chosen. Just look at any random Maxroll guide. If you have to choose between power and convenience, you always choose power. That's how games work. And how am I supposed to play a farming game, if I am not able to pick up any item? Have the inventory opened (=half of the screen covered), click on the item, put it in the cube and only then identify it - one item at a time? It's already inconvenient in SP, and good luck doing it in a Baalrun, where everyone plays a melee build.
And I'm not even mentioning PvP, where you need to be minmaxed to the extreme, so even the cube and TP tome needs to go. This is a flawed system, which should be fixed.

Trang Oul wrote: 10 hours ago

Tornado_OLO wrote: 22 hours ago

Not only.
It means you will add at leas 2 more skillers in your inventory. Even 3 if you think about town portal book.

SauROnmiKE wrote: 22 hours ago

Yeah you can have as many charms as in vanilla D2 AND a whole inventory left for hoarding. That beats the purpose of having to balance charms/space of the existing system. You can call it QoL, I call it excessive and making the game even easier than it already is by having even less to think about. It's like we're moving even more to an "auto-pilot" system rather than actually having any input and different decisions for different play styles.

There is no balance in "inventory tetris". It's only an annoyance since the introduction of charms. Players have already chosen. Just look at any random Maxroll guide. If you have to choose between power and convenience, you always choose power. That's how games work. And how am I supposed to play a farming game, if I am not able to pick up any item? Have the inventory opened (=half of the screen covered), click on the item, put it in the cube and only then identify it - one item at a time? It's already inconvenient in SP, and good luck doing it in a Baalrun, where everyone plays a melee build.
And I'm not even mentioning PvP, where you need to be minmaxed to the extreme, so even the cube and TP tome needs to go. This is a flawed system, which should be fixed.

We agree to disagree! Still seems extremely excessive to have an extra inventory, it is what it is.

And personally I don't choose power, nor do I have to pick up every single item in the game. I put the interesting ones in the cube, leave 8 slots in the inventory for other stuff too, finish a few areas and go back to identify, unless I find a scroll. There is absolutely no reason to keep picking and picking. If you're a hoarder, that's a "you" issue.

Edit: the "you" doesn't go directly to you, but to the hoarding thing in general

SauROnmiKE wrote: 10 hours ago

And personally I don't choose power, nor do I have to pick up every single item in the game. I put the interesting ones in the cube, leave 8 slots in the inventory for other stuff too, finish a few areas and go back to identify, unless I find a scroll. There is absolutely no reason to keep picking and picking. If you're a hoarder, that's a "you" issue.

I'm glad that you are not one of the mixmaxers (and I am not too; I also leave 4×2 slots for at least one item).

But the majority of players are. And because "given the opportunity, players will optimize the fun out of a game", "one of the responsibilities of the designer is to protect players from themselves".

That's why I wish the devs protected us and gave us a proper charm inventory . Or, if that 1/2/3 extra skillers are an issue, dedicated slots for unique charms and, say, 4×5 space for magic charms.

Long-running poll on this with ~5k votes:
Link to poll

Take with a pinch of salt because the question includes stash tabs AND character slots of course.

But yeah - 75% would buy these if they became available...

Trang Oul wrote: 9 hours ago

SauROnmiKE wrote: 10 hours ago

And personally I don't choose power, nor do I have to pick up every single item in the game. I put the interesting ones in the cube, leave 8 slots in the inventory for other stuff too, finish a few areas and go back to identify, unless I find a scroll. There is absolutely no reason to keep picking and picking. If you're a hoarder, that's a "you" issue.

I'm glad that you are not one of the mixmaxers (and I am not too; I also leave 4×2 slots for at least one item).

But the majority of players are. And because "given the opportunity, players will optimize the fun out of a game", "one of the responsibilities of the designer is to protect players from themselves".

That's why I wish the devs protected us and gave us a proper charm inventory . Or, if that 1/2/3 extra skillers are an issue, dedicated slots for unique charms and, say, 4×5 space for magic charms.

I totally agree with that quote, that's why I made the "autopilot" comment before. Most games are anyway like that, click here, wait, as less brain input as possible.

And although I wouldn't be a fan of a dedicated charm inventory, one just for the uniques sounds better.