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Diablo 3's 1.0.4 patch causing Escrow Error 317402 in the real money auction house; players claim to be losing items and money

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Diablo 3's 1.0.4 patch causing Escrow Error 317402 in the real money auction house; players claim to be losing items and moneyWhilst Diablo III's 1.0.4 patch may have brought with it a wealth of welcome improvements, like an extra 100 levels for players to climb, a feat that will take months to accomplish, it seems to have also introduced a bug to the auction house that is affecting a number of players. The Escrow Error 317402 has effected people trying to buy items, the money is removed from their account but the item is never received.

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More evidence of item duplication in Diablo 3: six wizards spotted with the same item

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More evidence of item duplication in Diablo 3: six wizards spotted with the same itemThrowing open Diablo 3 players' wardrobes to the public with the new Character Profile feature has had an odd side effect: we can now see some clear evidence of duplicated items in the wild. Blizzard claim that making perfect copies of items is a rare occurance in Diablo 3. They've even said, on occasion, that it's impossible to do. But when no fewer than six players can currently be seen wielding identical, supposedly randomly-generated weapons, you're forced to wonder how widespread a problem this really is.

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Newly rich man makes $10,000 in the Diablo 3 Real Money Auction House

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Newly rich man makes $10,000 in the Diablo 3 Real Money Auction HouseBacked up by paypal screenshots, corresponding sales in the Real Money Auction House and a big fat bank account, Reddit user WishboneTheDog is making a very solid case for proving that they’ve made over $10,000 since the auction house went live two months ago. All this without botting, scamming, exploiting or doing anything someone might throw an accusing finger at and call cheating. Impressive.

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Diablo 3 auction house plagued by new exploits: spoiled items and button swapping

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Diablo 3 auction house plagued by new exploits: spoiled items and button swappingNo fewer than two merry little exploits are currently stinking up the Diablo 3 auction house. The first is a bug that, by fiddling with chat windows, allows you to see precisely how many special properties an unidentified item has. This matters because it allows unscrupulous auction house sellers to pawn off their weak unidentified items while identifying and selling their more powerful items as normal. In short, as the Reddit user who went public with the problem suggests, avoid buying unidentified items on the auction house until the exploit is fixed.

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Diablo 3 gold prices continue to fall in auction houses while gold farmers undercut Blizzard

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Diablo 3 gold prices continue to fall in auction houses while gold farmers undercut BlizzardAs of last week, you can now buy Diablo 3 gold for real money. Well, you could always buy Diablo 3 gold for real money if you knew where to look, or how to Google "diablo 3 gold". The difference now is that the practice has been legitimised by Blizzard as part of the game's real money auction house, where a curious thing has happened. The price of gold has almost immediately dropped to the lowest possible value, a 25 pence hard cap that Blizzard enforce to prevent gold becoming near-valueless. But why has this happened? Who's losing, and who's winning?

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Diablo 3 real-money auction house now allows gold trading, prices crash to 27p per 100,000g

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Diablo 3 real-money auction house now allows gold trading, prices crash to 27p per 100,000gHaving gone live yesterday in America, gold is now available to buy on Diablo 3's real money auction house in Europe. For a mere 27 real pennies you can buy the lowest bulk unit of 100,000 virtual gold. That's 27 pence to unlock a small, game-breaking fortune in Diablo 3. Legitimising cheating, it seems, has made it damn cheap to do.

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Diablo 3's real-money auction house to enable gem and commodity trading in update

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Diablo 3's real-money auction house to enable gem and commodity trading in updateThe real-money auction house has been up and running for three weeks now. In that time we've seen the Horadric Hamburger plummet in value, before clawing back some market confidence to settle at the more respectable average buyout of £23.53. But amid all the burger-drama, Blizzard still aren't allowing Diablo 3 players to purchase gold and certain commodities for real cash. Until now! While gold will remain off limits, commodities like gems and crafting materials are about to become tradeable goods.

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Korean government moves to outlaw gold farming as well as "all virtual item trades"

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Korean government moves to outlaw gold farming as well as "all virtual item trades"According to Korean Times, Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has plans "to halt all virtual item trades with a new law" which will be announced at some point next month. You can potentially add this to the already teetering pile of weird gaming laws in which the country is mired: such as an online curfew for players under the age of 18. Should it pass, the law would ban the exchange of in-game items, one of the effects of which would be the outlawing of Diablo 3's real money auction house. Is that the distinctive sound of gums flapping? Or could this be a serious step towards an effort to restrict the activities of gold farmers?

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Diablo 3 real-money auction house launches in Europe, hamburger prices skyrocket

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Diablo 3 real-money auction house launches in Europe, hamburger prices skyrocketThe real-money auction house has gone live in Europe following its launch earlier this week in the Americas, meaning moneyed Diablo 3 players can now buy and sell items and gold with real cash. You know, the stuff you'd usually spend on food and shelter. Already there are weapons available to purchase at the upper buyout limit of £200, as well as a tonne of expensive Horadric Hamburgers - a legendary weapon dropped in the game's secret Whimsyshire level.

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Blizzard ban "several thousand" Diablo 3 players as real-money auction house launches

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Blizzard ban "several thousand" Diablo 3 players as real-money auction house launches

The real-money auction house shuddered into life in the US today, turning Diablo 3's item trading quasi-bazaar into a serious economic cashpipe. But that wasn't before Blizzard initiated a round of account bans affecting "several thousand" players accused of using bots and hacks, clearing out the sort of ne'er-do-wells you wouldn't trust around real money.

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