That is true, since majority of current botters have no idea how to code, they couldnt find the fix themselves which resulted in stable ladder prices.
This ladder was the worst one for traders and it could been easily predicted month ago because "the most wanted" private script went public.
All the other ladders will be like this one.

Unless they finally do a banwave again.

once they do a ban wave and remove all bots, the prices will only drop and manually mf-ing for anything won't reap satisfactory returns >:

True

Blizzard doesn't care about bots lol. It is now profit oriented company, and they would need to sacrifice part of d2 profit for customer satisfaction. Obviously, they won't do that.

Blizzard can easily let one junior developer to browse through public github repo for d2bs, and he alone can develop a temporary fix that will disable all bots temporary (for two weeks at least).

Blizzard can easily hire few senior developers which could deploy permanent fix for all bot issue within few weeks, and we would be all back to pindle autoit bot. Blizzard won't sacrifice seniority for stupid project like that, instead they will focus them on Overwatch or Hearthstone or whatever thing makes them fuck ton of money in a short period.

loool never saw this gif, whoever made this is a genious

so you are an offender and you wonder why loool.
while you act like a victim.

is it that script which automatically plays characters from scratch, lvling them, doing quests and stuff?
hasnt that been public for several years now? doesnt seem like anything new to me, unless you meant something else

This post was edited by zetsubl on Dec 11 2019 05:30am

That clean ladder was the most expensive ladder ever prices stayed high for longest time