While Diablo 4 technically supports trading (players can trade Common, Magic, and Gold items along with Gold, Gems and Elixirs), it does not include an in-game auction house (Blizzard famously removed Diablo 3’s real-money auction house back in 2014 following backlash). In a follow-up post, Blizzard moved to reassure concerned players that those who “accidentally” traded with a player found using the exploit “won’t be actioned against”. “We thank you for reporting this exploit to us and your patience.” “As always, any account that engages in gold and item duplication exploits will be actioned in accordance with our End User License Agreement.
“Once that is done, we will continue to monitor this activity to ensure a healthy playing experience for all,” Blizzard said.
In a post on the Diablo 4 subreddit, a Blizzard representative said the developer was working on a fix for the issue and will update the community once it has reinstated the ability to trade. From there, the player would log back into the game, with the items or gold reappearing in the player’s inventory while also remaining in the other player’s inventory. The exploit involved one player initiating a trade with a second player, dropping the items or gold in the trade slot, then forcing the Diablo 4 client to close.
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