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Jul 9, 2008TimesNewRoman posted a message on Official BlizzCast 5 Q&A Submissions1: With how popular the WoW UI customization scene has been is there any thought to doing something similar with D3's UI, or will that remain static? I for 1 would welcome UI customization within D3 as I loved working on my own UI within WoW.Posted in: News
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Uh, dude, every class in D2 (and almost positive with D1 as well - been too long since I've played it) could use a bow. That doesn't at all mean that there will be an amazon equivalent this time around - just that you'll have characters that can use bows.
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Pretty much - like with movies, most ones I see anymore just *happen* to be R rated (even though I rarely see movies anymore), it doesn't mean it HAS to be R or no dice (take for instance WALL•E - fantastic movie and a G rating). Same with games (CoD4/Portals/etc).
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It's a good idea in theory, but unless it was used very specifically for certain boss fights or quests (think Cairn stones for tristram), the practical application of it isn't very high.
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Huh? :confused:
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Play some hardcore - you'll get a very real understanding of what a Death Penalty is
After playing pretty much nothing but for 5 years, I can guarantee you that dying in D2 for me is a very serious issue haha.
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As you can see in this version, you've got an option to click different check boxes/radio buttons and see which games you'll be able to view as join-able. This way your high level character can see which games are available to you, regardless of difficulty. The boxes/radio buttons will appear for your character based on which difficulties are currently available (they'll be greyed out or just not even there for difficulties that you're not able to access). You'd be able to click on Difficulty at the top of the games selection window and it'd filter ascending or descending for difficulty levels.
Another option would be a tabbed view instead:
Clicking on the tab, you'll be able to see which games are available per difficulty without having to make additional characters. It'd be tabbed akin to the WP list in D2 - acts only showing up when you're able to access them - which would be translated to Difficulties.
All in all these are just 2 tweaks to 2 major annoyances that I've had since starting to play D2. Hopefully these can be remedied in D3 with the new Battle.net.
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Thanks in advance
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Also, the game is meant to be a VERY fast paced, hack and slash action rpg. With this in mind it doesn't make sense to bring the "raid" aspect into the equation.
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Have you played WoW? Just because it requires a credit card doesn't mean that "kiddies" won't be able to play. Just with the Mature rating as well, that doesn't really mean anything either. Parents or brothers or whoever else can still buy the game for them.
I started playing D2 when it first came out and there were REGULAR updates to it. The reason why it's rarely updated now-days is because the game is 8 years old. Yes, it may very well have a vibrant player community, but, anymore it doesn't need "regular" updates. There were plenty of patches and tweaks and fixes when the game first came out.