Well, bashers (you know who m i talking about) can shut up now.

But still they will come out with something else to counter this statement.

If Blizzard really wanted to be greedy, they'd charge people a % of the proceeds of the auction. They chose to charge a flat fee, giving the reason that they didn't want to get too caught up in making a profit from the AH.

P.S Go and look at the US WOW, they SELL ingame item.

They ALREADY making a profit from the AH, dont you forget who are they ? they can have "promotion" , selling ANYTHING that want.

P.S Go and look at the US WOW, they SELL ingame item.

If Blizzard really wanted to be greedy, they'd charge people a % of the proceeds of the auction. They chose to charge a flat fee, giving the reason that they didn't want to get too caught up in making a profit from the AH.

They ALREADY making a profit from the AH, dont you forget who are they ? they can have "promotion" , selling ANYTHING that want.

P.S Go and look at the US WOW, they SELL ingame item.

sigh tired of waiting . any one can tell me when is the official release OF Diablo 3...

Those are vanity items. It's for vain people. It doesn't make you stronger.

i dont know man, having a rainbow pony that spews out rainbows everywhere it flies makes me feel stronger. at least id like to think so

They ALREADY making a profit from the AH, dont you forget who are they ? they can have "promotion" , selling ANYTHING that want.

P.S Go and look at the US WOW, they SELL ingame item.

hmmm looking forward to grind for items to sell in AH.

After you end up like golem, can't let go of your precious loots.

I am all in for selling loots.

Speaking with Eurogamer, id Software's creative director Tim Willits has explained his view of the recently-revealed "always on" internet connection requirement for Blizzard's upcoming action-RPG sequel. Apparently, he's a big proponent of games being constantly connected, and feels that Diablo III is a big enough game to push that concept into acceptance:

    "Diablo 3 will make everyone else accept the fact you have to be connected," he said. "If you have a juggernaut, you can make change. I'm all for that. If we could force people to always be connected when you play the game, and then have that be acceptable, awesome."

    Explaining his view, Willits said always being online would enable developers to improve games without intruding on the gamer.

    "In the end, it's better for everybody," he said. "Imagine picking up a game and it's automatically updated. Or there's something new you didn't know about, and you didn't have to click away. It's all automatically there. But it does take juggernauts like [Diablo 3] to make change.

    "I'm a big proponent of always connected. I'm always connected. Our fans are always connected.

    "There will be a few people who will resent the fact you have to be online to play a single-player game. But it'll change."

On an unrelated note, is it wrong that I can read that in his voice? Maybe I've been watching too many RAGE videos...

Spotted on PC Gamer.