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3 exalts per craft on average and having no way to search specific stats outside of essences of which greaters barely exist. you simply dont know what you are talking about.
What? take a screenshot of you greater essence tab, itll be empty, and ill be right. Its not a flex. Its you are entirely , completely wrong, and dont even realise it.
Unless you luck out on that 0.01% perfect rolls, you will need divines, annulment etc to get a complete set of good rolls. Thats why some of the best weapons are costing 100-600 divines right now. i bet ytou have less than 10. keep telling yourself youll keep up. as divines go up by around 10-15 exalts per day on the exchange.
im out, you literally did not read. you do not understand, you dont know how crafting works and you dont understand why price fixing , bots and rmt has destroyed the market.
Personally it doesnt really affect me because i bought bis on the curve. but if the player base of casuals and lesser invested players is expected to stick around it needs a solution. this is my last response to you. you simply seem like you are not far enough.
You ppls just love to hook onto something that ruffles you cuz you can't have it and yap yap yap about it.
Chill out and just enjoy the game.
This is why these games were better before they become MMO-lites. Trading with thousands of other people sounds cool on paper, but it goes against everything these games are supposed to be, which is hack and slash, spell slinging, dungeon crawling and treasure "hunting" (not purchasing or trading). Diablo 2 had already went too far with its drop rates, it encouraged the community to create a market.
Some stuff should be rare that you don't see it in every playthrough, assuming minimal farming, maybe one in ten playthroughs. That should be about as rare as stuff gets, and only stuff like mirrors and the pinnacle of gear with high rolls with exactly what you want. The game should have a definitive end without some strung out filler nonsense like maps and seasonal minigames. People seem to like these seasonal minigames, and they are daft. They just take the loot you should be getting anyway and fold it in these minigames and make you jump through silly hoops that lose their luster after trying them three times.
Behold that in a few months, it won't matter.