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==Developers on Trading==


Legendaries only became Bind on Account late in Reaper of Souls' the development process, once the developers had committed to shutting down the [[Auction House]] in early 2014. First explanations were offered in November 2013, from interviews at Blizzcon.[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/exclusive-blizzcon-interview-soulbound-legendaries-and-trading-exceptions]

<blue><font color="#FFFFFF">Diablo.IncGamers.com: To clarify, all legendaries are Account Bound now?</font>

Travis Day: Yes.
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All of the trading restrictions that we’re putting in place are to help you feel really good about earning your items, and also to give us the option to make the legendary items as crazy as we possibly can. When we removed the Auction House we were mostly trying to make the game experience the best it could be without needing one [an AH] and also to find as many ways to make trading still exist while protecting the integrity of the gameplay.

We have a system now that allows you to trade legendaries that drop in a co-op game with anyone else in the game. What we really want is to make the game about playing with your friends. Not just jumping into a game [to trade] and saying, “Hey, look at my stuff.”

<font color="#FFFFFF">Diablo.IncGamers.com: So that would be items that would be account bound if you left the game, but can be traded while you’re still in the game?</font>

Travis: You can trade any items, including legendary and set items, within the game you find them. And even when you leave we basically give you atime window that says “Hey, anyone you were just playing with you can trade that item with.”</blue>








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