I can't bring myself to play Lootless without movement abilities. Just no.
And after that you sit on them.
Up to you. Ruthless is just a type of PoE hard mode for people who want that sort of thing. Ruthless gives everyone a Quickstep (support with Second Wind) movement ability though, and blink attack abilities (like Ambush, Chain Hook, Consecrated Path, and Flicker Strike) work also. Temporal Rift also still works. You can also just zoom with good old extreme movement speed stacking. Achieving over +200% movement speed is still rather feasible, esp. if you are playing Berserker or Raider.
Not really. There are players who intentionally go for more hardmode challenges. And it isn't lootless, really. It's just drastically reduced loot, but you can work with that, especially in a trade league. There are also plenty of perfectly decent item independent builds, and if you can't be fucked to make your own no doubt the SSF community has loads of ideas.
Ruthless is fully optional. And there is a part of the community that wants better difficulty modes, especially among hardcore players. My main complaint about difficulty isn't that the game is too hard somehow but that many one-shotting mechanics do not adequately visually distinguish between what are absolute (ie. you're fucked no matter what) and non-absolute (ie. a sufficiently defensively optimized character should be able to survive this) oneshots, and I think absolute oneshotting should be minimized. The general problem is that when you create certain death mechanics, you are rewarding softcore playstyles by devaluing builds that focus on survivability. And loot that is excessively reliant on RNG to be procured in a usable fashion creates a depth of itemization that is really only available in softcore.
Wrong. You convert the Alchs into Chaos/Divines in order to buy actual good items or you stop picking them up entirely. You have no clue. You're an old fart who has fallen behind in times and all of your methods are inefficient. If they weren't, you wouldn't have to rely on "cheap builds". I'm not your son.
Right, you sit on them and trade them (or you ditch them altogether, lmfao). You don't actually use them.
Remember how earlier on I pointed out that you're too much of a trendchaser to remember it is possible to actually use alchs? You just confirmed I'm right. You're too obsessed with whatever is the hip, current method of doing shit to acknowledge there are other ways to get shit done. Also, the amount of rerolls that were to be had on that are very efficient.
Kid, just how far is your head up your own ass that you think the only appeal of budget builds is being too poor to afford better? I know I called you a trendchaser before, but you really have no concept of the appeal of devising builds using overlooked uniques/etc, do you?
No shit, Sherlock.
I showed you the viable use cases for Alchs earlier. Your use case isn't. The "trend hip thing" has been going on for literal years, you fossil. You don't even understand the concept of efficiency. In the time it takes you to eek out your tiny profit even a mediocre player could run some maps and made more by doing that. You're too retarded to even argue with.
It confirms that I have more efficient things to do in the game (like playing it or doing actual high level crafting), you retarded nigger.
I have. I actually linked to a build that combines a bunch of "overlooked" uniques. I simply inferred that you can't afford anythign beyond budget builds, because you're such a retarded fossil that you're still manually alching rings.
closed beta when diablo5 is out. or whatever number is next
Can't even have a civil discussion about rap music!
Sure, but that's not the mods fault, rather whoever wrote their CoC. They don't allow discussion of "inflammatory" topics. Such as politics.
Can't even have a civil discussion about rap music!
GGG chat mods are dumb, nothing new there sadly.
I do SSF merely to say "fuck trading" to any dev who checks player statistics.
The current league mechanics are crap, they also only become relevant very late in the run (maybe with the exception of making some very early starter items for self-found league starters).
