So I donвЂ™t really see builds as being just a collection of skills any more and then items being a bunch of numbers.

In Reaper we have talked about Loot 2.0 and I think one of the general philosophies thatвЂ™s amazing about it is that the legendaries open up new ways to play the game. Life Steals not really good from that point of view and we are looking to genuinely allow you to make conscious decisions about whether you want to have more toughness, or more healing or more damage and I think removing Life Steal allows us and players to do that. It really distorts how you evaluate and look at your items. It provides your healing and your toughness just by making your damage number higher. Your damage, your healing and your toughness and itвЂ™s really a shame that players are hyper-focussed a single number of those three, only damage and thatвЂ™s because Life Steal acts as a translation. We have three stats that are on items for comparison purposes. ItвЂ™s not even so much the power level that it gives a player but what it does for your perception of itemisation as a whole. How do you plan on reconciling the two and will we ever be able to do anything with the whites and grays? So the less is more philosophy is really good but we still need crafting materials. We are trying to make better use of the space you have and we think that that is actually a much better, more fun solution than giving you more stuff that you need to manage. That requirement, whatever it is youвЂ™re trying to hold onto you just donвЂ™t need to do it as much. Many other things of Loot 2.0 is that you getting better, smarter drops on a more frequent basis. So thatвЂ™s just one example but we are trying to do a lot of stuff to make sure you donвЂ™t feel you need to hole on to a whole bunch of transitional gear. If you have a transitional item, letвЂ™s say you found a level 40 legendary, youвЂ™ve hit level 50 and found something you want to replace it with, that breaks down and you can get one last hoorah out of that item by using legendary salvage reagent to make your new legendary better. One of the main ones is Enchanting and Blacksmithing, breaking items down, Salvaging is worth more and if you have something that is almost good enough of course you can use enchanting to make it better. so there are a few different things we doing for that. We are trying to find more things to do with the items you have and less you feel to hold onto a lot of stuff. We are approaching the problem from a different point of view. Straight up we are not intending to increase the Stash space.

Does that mean you are not going to be able to trade them? The second question is is it just coming out for Playstation 4?ДЄt this point, no. Some of them are account-boundable ( BoA). My first question is to do with legendaries.

Wyatt Cheng вЂ“ Senior Technical Director.

Matthew Berger вЂ“ Senior Level Designer, Console.

But itвЂ™s done now and the majority is after the fold. Three and a half hours later I am doubting the wisdom of that as IвЂ™ve gone boss-eyed and have claw-hands. I was tempted to do a half-arsed job and paraphrase a few of the questions but I figured it might be a good idea to transcribe it all for posterity so you might pore over all the nuggets of info. The Open Q&A was the final Diablo 3 panel to be held at BlizzCon 2013 and below is a transcript of the questions and answers.

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