Well... put on Trang-Ouls set and ya turn into a Lich.
Actually a Vampire, but thats a lich if i ever saw one.
Even w/o the set, he is still a necro.
Necromancers are generally evil characters.
None of the above mattered though, because it was just a very cool class with lots of different builds.
Necro > Witchdoctor... but thats beating a dead horse.
*EDIT*
Taking from the Arreat Summit, details the Necros Transformation character, the Vampire, aka the D2 Lich...
These hellspawn were first summoned by the sorcerer Horazon to guard his Arcane Sanctuary. Possessed of the demonic fire that fuels Hell itself, they cast vicious fireballs at their victims to consume the living flesh from the bones they covet to conduct their dark experiments. Their touch is filled with the cold unlife of the grave that will slow even the healthiest of adventurers.
@Value of Gold
Gold should carry the same value it did in D2 (repairing/potions/mercs). We don't need gold sellers in D3. In the old days of D2(before mass duping) the currency was not HRs or SoJs, it was item for item.
@Trade/Economy System
No MMO style trading system is needed. No communication between players is horrible, and that is what this would cause. This would also require a universal currency, such as gold. I'll say it again, we don't need gold sellers in D3.
@Health Orbs & Pot Cooldowns
I really don't like the orbs, but it looks like there here to stay, so oh well. However, the idea of cooldowns on potions sounds horrible and not like Diablo's gameplay(closer to an mmo's).
Listen up Devs. You guys have been talking about making Diablo more fast paced, I think this will slow it down. It will also make the player less powerful, which is the opposite of what you mentioned in the begining of the gameplay trailer, "..we believe that there's no such thing as too much power."
@No Plans for BoE/BoP
Good call fellas.
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GL everyone.
Could handle 6.
Give me 4 and I burn your corporate offices down.
Actually, if you were able to read properly, you would se that I did say it was a Vampire.
Everyone who plays D2 calls it a Lich, "...aka D2 Lich"
Anyway, I had the book handy.
"...Although his goals are often alligned with those of the forces of light, some believe that these ends cannot justify his foul means."
So after all this rabble, Lich would absolutely be out of place.
P.S. Voodoo sounds lame, besides, Witch Doctor is here to stay... hope that kills this thread.
Actually a Vampire, but thats a lich if i ever saw one.
Even w/o the set, he is still a necro.
Necromancers are generally evil characters.
None of the above mattered though, because it was just a very cool class with lots of different builds.
Necro > Witchdoctor... but thats beating a dead horse.
*EDIT*
Taking from the Arreat Summit, details the Necros Transformation character, the Vampire, aka the D2 Lich...
These hellspawn were first summoned by the sorcerer Horazon to guard his Arcane Sanctuary. Possessed of the demonic fire that fuels Hell itself, they cast vicious fireballs at their victims to consume the living flesh from the bones they covet to conduct their dark experiments. Their touch is filled with the cold unlife of the grave that will slow even the healthiest of adventurers.
Gold should carry the same value it did in D2 (repairing/potions/mercs). We don't need gold sellers in D3. In the old days of D2(before mass duping) the currency was not HRs or SoJs, it was item for item.
@Trade/Economy System
No MMO style trading system is needed. No communication between players is horrible, and that is what this would cause. This would also require a universal currency, such as gold. I'll say it again, we don't need gold sellers in D3.
@Health Orbs & Pot Cooldowns
I really don't like the orbs, but it looks like there here to stay, so oh well. However, the idea of cooldowns on potions sounds horrible and not like Diablo's gameplay(closer to an mmo's).
Listen up Devs. You guys have been talking about making Diablo more fast paced, I think this will slow it down. It will also make the player less powerful, which is the opposite of what you mentioned in the begining of the gameplay trailer, "..we believe that there's no such thing as too much power."
@No Plans for BoE/BoP
Good call fellas.