Playing Diablo III legitimately means playing with an unaltered game client. Doing otherwise violates our policies for Battle.net and Diablo III, and it goes against the spirit of fair play that all of our games are based on. We strongly recommend that you avoid using any hacks, cheats, bots, or exploits. Suspensions and bans of players that have used or start using cheats and hacks will begin in the near future.

First and second last sentence???

This post was edited by BloodyFlesh on Jun 12 2012 05:56pm

what if person doesn't change clock back, but travels to another time zone that is 1 hour behind your current time zone, then logs on d3 cancels auction, then goes back to his/her home where the time zone is 1 hour ahead of the timezone he/she just came from???

exploit doesn't mean third party program. it means exploit. shocking, i know.

But you will get banned if you abuse it and buy hella items. Derp.

Hacking on d3 actually gives more money for blizzard bcuz of the auction house

If people bot and farm 20m a night, = more money for them

Doubt they care

This thread is full of lols. They aren't going to ban first unless its a big deal. Expect suspesions just like on wow and d2, and any other blizzard game.

Read carefully.

Come at me Blizzard entertainment.

meh already sold all my shit for 500 dollars/12k fg, this games so boring at the moment anyway, nothing to do after inferno no idea why people buy items.

doubt they will ban u for moving ur clock forward rofl

This post was edited by FearTHeFro on Jun 13 2012 07:01pm

It's a bad system on their part. I highly doubt you'll get banned for turning your clock back.
Oh no. You're removing items off the AH that aren't selling to make room for other items that can be sold.
Terrible exploit that you're using that puts others at a disadvantage, no?

you dont know that, its a exploit which is bannable. as dumb as turning back your clock my seem doesnt change that its a exploit lol