My assertion remains valid, even during a season when these circumstances are not in play. It’s entirely possible to engage in item flipping and amass gold at a considerably swifter pace than your current assessment suggests.
To delve further, I’ve been on the hunt for a new helmet for several consecutive days. To provide some context, I’ve dedicated the equivalent of at least ten full Helltide cycles in terms of time, concentrated on targeted events, and invested obols in a bid to acquire helms. This entails a total of 10 hours of active gameplay, exclusive of the time spent gambling obols and sifting through loot. I’ve likely collected upwards of 400 Ancestral helms in the process.
Over this span, I’ve chanced upon a solitary helmet that might, with a stretch of imagination, represent an upgrade if I manage to attain Maximum Life surpassing 500. However, the improvement would be marginal at best – approximately 0.4% increase in armor and an additional 200 maximum life. This prospective upgrade also entails relinquishing 0.6% cooldown reduction and around 15 points of raw armor due to the drop in item power. In the most favorable scenario, it amounts to a situation of comparable effectiveness.
The sole reason I could even consider this as a potential improvement stems from my substantial gold reserves. Otherwise, the inherent cost of attempting to roll a satisfactory maximum life value onto the item would be excessively high when weighed against the alternative of selling it to other players. In the event of a worst-case outcome – rendering the item ineffective – I’d stand to lose hundreds of millions of gold, accounting for both reroll expenses and the missed opportunity to trade it to another player for a substantial sum.
Even now, armed with billions of diablo 4 gold, I find myself refraining from pursuing this so-called “upgrade” because I’m still skeptical about the feasibility of achieving the desired life roll.
In those accumulated 10 hours, I labored to discover precisely zero items that warranted an upgrade for my current helmet (which already boasts mid to even low stats across all four attributes). During this span, I could have readily generated hundreds of millions via trading on Discord, purchased a helmet worth refining, and commenced the process of investing gold and resources into enhancing its attributes.
The argument remains consistent, barring the exceptional instance of the very early season where gold inflation hasn’t yet transpired. However, even at that juncture, when most individuals possess subpar gear, identifying an upgrade would prove simpler, and the scarcity of gold in circulation would deter widespread use of the enchanter due to financial constraints within the economy.
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