Bro, really, you need to work on reading comprehension.

I will try to explain my statements in words that will be more understandable to you.

I didn't write that interaction doesn't exist in D2, just that the game isn't geared towards it.
Not being geared toward something does not mean a complete absence of that thing.

Are you beginning to understand the difference yet?

diablo 2 is an online aRPG and definitely geared towards interaction with other players. you basically said something wasn't true in your first paragraph, then in your second gave an example of how it happens in d2

move your desk to the front of the class so you can pay attention please

I wrote about what kinds of things it can be expanded by, which is usually done by external programs, as the game itself provides severely limited interaction.

Read again, slowly.

yes, the lobby system, instance games, /f l commands, etc all provide a "severely limited interaction" with players

fcking lol

A lobby system that is limited almost only to joining CS / baalruns, where the only interaction is to write that TP is safe, or that there are souls and we go next game.

If this is interaction for you, I feel sorry for your social life.

lol, if that's the most interaction you got out of d2, you should press the reset button. i feel sorry for you immensely

These threads are better than the game!
Ty to whiskey and gummy for dabbing on the blizz shills, those memes are lit!
And keep going Crossed! Don't give up I know you get a bonus from Bobby when you hit 1k posts!

Hi guys, I am not very familiar with D2, however my understanding is that there are so many bots on it because Blizzard wants it that way. They make money off of the botters, as in, they ban them once in a while, and then botters have to buy fresh copies of D2.

However, if D4 contains in-game transactions or cosmetic shops that people can spend additional money on, then their happiness with the game becomes much more important to Blizzard, and I believe Blizzard will try much harder to fight bots. As long as the revenue generated in-game from real players is greater than that through the resale of the game to botters, Blizzard will guard their game. This isn't blind faith in Blizzard. It's about following the money and watching companies act in their best interest.

this forum is gonna have better end-game than d4 itself

and word on the street crossed is getting a nice bonus at 1k!! we should celebrate

Of course it is, but understanding it requires knowledge of basic economics.

However, it is enough to look at the way these people talk to understand that they probably work on some production line or in typical physical work, and the only economy they have had contact with is the one on d2jsp.