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I've spam-bought other things. I stopped to pay attention on each click.
Nice false equivalence, you can afford to take your time when there's no one else buying from the same tab.
You know what this sounds like?
Sounds like a skill issue. And I know how much you guys love skill issues around here.
Sounds like other people are both quicker than you AND more careful than you. Or richer than you and can afford the land mines. Skill issue either way you look at it.
I thought you guys love arbitrary skill checks in this game?!? You defend bullet hell boss mechanics, you defend lingering effects after death that stop you from looting, you defend tedious loot clicking, you defend overtuned enemy damage, you fought against having an auction house for a decade. What's wrong with another little bit of spice?!? I thought you guys LIVED for this!!!
Or is it different now that it affects you? Oh, sure, you don't mind lazy game design that expects you to wiki and YT to learn since the game doesn't teach you, because you already know the information. Oh, but now that something affects you, now it's a problem!
lmao, go and have a lie down
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Posted byRandall#0850on Apr 3, 2026, 8:09:29 PM
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it was rough early on when there was no warning about price being different, and maps are usually bought in bulk. You paste your mapmod regex to highlight runnable maps and then buy them all pretty quickly.
Scams always happened and account action in these instances is pretty rare. In Diablo II i got scammed in the most classic item swap fashion possible, someone swapped Tal Rashas armor with an amethysted gothic plate. And what im supposed to do with this? I'm dumb cos I didn't checked the item before clicking accept trade. That's not a reason to ban someone.
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Posted byEsubane#6099on Apr 4, 2026, 4:08:58 PM
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I know the average IQ and reading level of people has drastically fallen but come on m8 just read what you are clicking. They even warn you before you get land mined
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Posted byCrossV2#5318on Apr 5, 2026, 3:33:38 AM
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