My nr 1 wish is still: - Page 2

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I dont know if you play Wow, but the most popular places is the major towns. Yes some people spam "N00B! GIEF NAO! THAT IS ****! SOSO CHANT! BARB BO! TPTPTPTPTPTPTPTPTPTPTP"... But there is a /ignore option for example... and you can report players that are rude. To filter players under lvl x should not be so difficult to add in a new battle.net.

But I would say that over 95% does not spam the channels even if they can. The majority of the players in WoW like to inspect others gear, ask about stuff, trade, go to bank, go to auction house, get in line for pvp games and so on. They enjoy life online and create guilds.

Yes I know that D2 is not a MMO. But until Blizzard show what we can do in the new Battle.net I will come with ideas and suggestions and beg them to make the comunity features a LOT better than the ancient D2 chat. D2 chat feels so 19XX






I like D2 chat...|||Quote:








I like D2 chat...




Well some other people don't, it is obviously very outdated and needs serious improvements and changes, maybe B.NET-2 will play a large role in that but until B.NET-2 is released and the D3 team starts linking D3 to it we won't be sure how this will work.



In short no matter what new interaction/chatting system will be in D3 it will certainly have the functionality of the old one plus tons of new features that you will be free not to use if you enjoyed the old system.|||yay more ways for blizzard to release useless "features" like emotions and dances so you can look silly.

Not to mention that you have to endure the crap **** everyone puke out in the chat. Ignore lists are great until you have to /ignore the entire damn town to get anything useful done or for that matter dont about XawzomXX and how n00b he thinks everyone else is..

The rest of us that just want to play the game and maybe just maybe find a intelligent human being to talk with about the game,quests, items etc could not care less about the majority of the players in diablo 3.|||I like this suggestion, There should be a town where everybody can meet and conduct trade or socialize. This town can also hold events for players if ever there will be or much likely hold b.net.

"Monster Hunter" was successful with this feature for a quite a while. Players has the option to hunt dragons alone or they can log on-line and form groups to hunt a much bigger dragon (pretty much the same like b.net with just better user interface).

You also have the option to get out of the town if the player prefers to talk or play with zombies.