Diablo 3 Message Board  

I dont see anything so bad at this. This is blizzard's new plan to prevent people cheating. I played beta and the game was easy on Normal mode, you don't need to max out your stats to win. It probably get boring anyway if you are too powerful and kill things in 1 hit. No challenge = no fun!

Don't worry, some fun groups out there will fix the game (like they always did with new games) so anyone prefering to get those fixes and play offline like SC2 and cheat without worrying about ban.

Why do you even come here this is a cheat site we all here just because we like to cheat, if blizzard stop cheaters i will not buy that game because some point there is a cheat needed because you are borred or there is something you need to get the game moving or other thinks. We need trainers cheats hacks or whatever to let the game contineu before the dust take it over.... You can shout you dont need any trainer still you are here so... I dont get it.. what do i miss here?

[Edited by Xextreem, 4/26/2012 9:21:32 AM]

He is right, normal I played a character from start to finish (end of chapter 1) without dying once... came close a couple of times.

But as I said elsewhere I seen health bar (well a sphere) was not going down at the time of being hit, which suggested lag and also suggested server sided data.. if so then a health option will never happen.

Anyways it's seems to be easy on normal, will need to find out what nightmare will be like >.<

Also he comes here for trainers, you misread what he said.

The point was that D3 in normal mode is really easy and using a trainer to become allpowerful is going to make the game kinda boring. Played the beta and can confirm that its quite easy ( i player the demon hunter as i would basically play a barbarian and never got killed ). I personally will not be expecting a trainer for this one. Another thing is that this game as was D2 is originally meant to be a co-op game, which makes it much more fun and using a trainer then would just be unfair to the other players.

Well, YMMV on a trainer making the game boring. But just the fact that a trainer can't happen because Blizzard requires you to play the game their way, not your own. If they really just could not stand people cheating in single player, (from the SC2 bans, achievements in SP are serious business to Blizzard) and were going to require always-on DRM anyway, I honestly don't understand why the hell they didn't just make it a pseudo-MMO with hubs being totally open areas to meet up in and quest zones as instances. At least then they could justify the real money trade to keep servers up and not have an SP mode that is essentially the same as closing your game to prevent people from joining.

Activision/Blizzard's done me wrong a few times too many over the years, so I'm honestly not buying the game, myself. Wish I could swallow my pride to do it, but I really just hate a PC developer forcing the same crap Ubisoft did and getting away with it because they have a massive fanbase of addictive personalities. And, well, Path of Exile is more than enough ARPG for me, especially since it's free.

I want to have fun, I don't really want to wait for weeks to unlock some skill / affect just to see what it does.

I'll just be playing a wait a see approach. If nothing good comes of it, I'll look for something else.

When StarCraft 2 came out, I did the single player campaign and used a trainer with no ill effect, I don't see why it matters if you decide to cheat in "offline" single player mode.



I mainly use the trainer to accrue money fast and buy rare items, other than that, dying isn't really a concern, with potions and such...

[Edited by irgordon, 5/8/2012 9:50:59 PM]