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A split global chat is probably better. The tonality of the trade league global chat is completely different.
There's a different ladder too. The people on the top ladder of ssf are much more impressive than the top trade league ladder imo
Ahh I see. I can see why people wouldn't believe you if you got drops on a non-SSF i guess. It's the same kind of people who claim people buy their gear on runescape accounts when they are more often than not earned legitimately
In a ssf league the loot isn't shared between your characters. Each new character has to grind from the start.
I'm stuck on the Molten boss because my DPS is just way too low. I'm way over-levelled but my gear is just too average. So yeah, it's either a LOT of boring grinding of the same areas or trading.
Really? I never played SSF only because I thought that. I don't use the market anyways.
I don't think the issue is "I'm not getting the bow I need" at lvl 28.
Honestly at that point it shouldnt be hard to get the gold needed to gamble for a better bow. Doing RWT at that point seems very pointless and a waste of money.
It made the ascendency trial extremely easy, with honor res cap at level 22 even getting hit a lot barely reduced my honor
Well thanks, good to know. I was living with the wrong impression.
Been playing PoE 1 for almost a decade and PoE 2 for a couple of weeks now, and never once touched trading in either.
Some people will insist trading is mandatory if they're running very fringe case builds that are pretty unstable or even entirely non-viable without the exact combination of items and affixes to make it all work.
Others will insist trading is mandatory simply because getting the best items they can find lowers the difficulty bar and they typically struggle to play the game without making it as easy on themselves as possible.
But no. Trading isn't mandatory to come up with your own viable working builds and play the game, trading just makes it easier to run a build as optimally as possible.
And for some, if they can't run everything optimally for the lowest difficulty resistance possible, they just won't accept playing and will just constantly obsess over the fact that everything isn't exactly the way they want it.
It's a personal mentality thing.
Some people just can't accept compromise nor take it upon themselves to work up solutions to on the spot build requirements if they don't have the exact affixes they want on items. They need strict build guides to follow with their brain switched off and a way to get exactly the items they want the moment they want them so there can be no deviation or need to adapt.
Otherwise they're not getting what they want when the want it. And that's not something they find acceptable in a game.
It's YOUR build you're constructing after all. Regardless to if you're just blindly following a guide or not, what you have in-game is your own personally created build down to every last detail.
Which means at the end of the day, if a build stops being viable because you can't get the exact item drop you want.... that's YOUR build issue that it's down to you the player to solve to find out what can be done with the build to make it work with what you have.
It doesn't mean trading is mandatory, nor that the game is broken in some way. The whole thing starts and ends at the player.
So for those that don't want to accept that and just want things to work when they want it to work, they have the option to use trading as a workaround for their own unwillingness or inability to work out a compromise to make their own build work.
But nothing sourced from the game and its design makes trading mandatory.
Some people just feel it's mandatory because of who they are as a person and how their personality and brain have developed throughout their life.