I loved dueling these precious types, I would juv when on 2hp and then watch them cry and implode lmao. BM dueling was hilarious back in the day lol

Why wasting your time if there will be a superpatch and all the bots will be gone during the next days anyway?

Sauce: D2 Ladder Reset Patch - Confirmed By Blizz Insider > Biggest Patch In A Decade

I’ve been playing sorc. Char name is ink.

Encouraging harassment and posting screen shots of yourself harassing people with homophobic slurs.

D2JSP is classy place these days.

you bring up a really good point. Let's say you refresh the ladder and see someone's experience is moving right then. So you whisper them a simple question just to see if they can answer.

A player who actually cares to prove that they aren't a bot has the option of answering right away. If someone consistently refuses to answer, others would have a case to start accusing them of being a bot.

And then one person who is on dnd mode gets banned, or someone who didn't read the message.
This will never work.

In this scenario, blizzard would need to track thousands of players in a real time.
In reality, Blizzard is unable to track their server usage twice a year.

This post was edited by WeAreTheBorg on Dec 10 2019 05:36pm

I'm not talking about Blizzard doing it. I'm saying players can do it informally.

Granted, it's never going to be a foolproof system. Same as JSP's trade system. It's works ok, but there are still some scams.

If a player cares enough to disprove himself as a bot, he can opt to answer the whispers. If a player doesn't care what others think, he can put up /dnd. But if someone does that and keeps being online 12 hrs/day never answering, the other players are going to start talking. He's going to get a reputation. In the case, the social aspect of the game polices itself.

bots have been here longer than some of you have been alive, get over it or find a modern non-EA game

1/10 thread

or just play any form of D2 other than Bnet