MMOexp: Diablo 4's trading was suspended earlier this week
Posted: Wed May 22, 2024 7:23 amBlizzard just unveiled Diablo 4 Season 3: Season of the Construct earlier this week, and it's out real soon. As part of [-censured-=https://www.mmoexp.com/Diablo-4/Gold.html]Diablo 4 Gold[/-censured-] our big Diablo 4 Season 3 interview, MMOEXP spoke to game systems designer Sean White about the Seneschal, the new companions set to debut in the action-RPG with the new season later this month.
"One of my design goals for The Seneschal was player expression – player expression, player different builds, player choice," White said of the inspiration for the new companion. "It is very, very important to me when you approach a system like The Seneschal, players have many different options.
This is the 30 billion gold crossbow that got Diablo 4 trading suspended | MMOEXP
Diablo 4's trading was suspended earlier this week, and it looks as though the culprit responsible is a crossbow worth 30 billion gold.
When Blizzard disabled Diablo 4's in-game trading earlier this week, it was in reaction to players spending an eye-watering amount of money on trading items. The developer was swift to disable in-game trading due to the devastating impact these figures could have on the in-game economy, and Blizzard only re-enabled trading after stamping out [-censured-=https://www.mmoexp.com/Diablo-4/Gold.html]Diablo IV gold for sale[/-censured-] a gold duplication exploit.
"One of my design goals for The Seneschal was player expression – player expression, player different builds, player choice," White said of the inspiration for the new companion. "It is very, very important to me when you approach a system like The Seneschal, players have many different options.
This is the 30 billion gold crossbow that got Diablo 4 trading suspended | MMOEXP
Diablo 4's trading was suspended earlier this week, and it looks as though the culprit responsible is a crossbow worth 30 billion gold.
When Blizzard disabled Diablo 4's in-game trading earlier this week, it was in reaction to players spending an eye-watering amount of money on trading items. The developer was swift to disable in-game trading due to the devastating impact these figures could have on the in-game economy, and Blizzard only re-enabled trading after stamping out [-censured-=https://www.mmoexp.com/Diablo-4/Gold.html]Diablo IV gold for sale[/-censured-] a gold duplication exploit.