1. I may have missed the answer to this somewhere but is the Necromancer going to be replaced by the Witch Doctor? And if so, will the Witch Doctor be able to summon skeletons, and possibly other things like zombies and demons?
2. You may already be planning or already done this but could different sized shoulder pads be implemented to satisfy everyone, those against large shoulder pads and those for it and those who don't care?
I honestly don't care but there are those who do. And instead of making them all small and paper thin, there could be a variety of large and small shoulder pads to make everyone happy.
3. Is the Barbarian going to still be the only class that can jump? Or will all have the ability to do so. Although I can't imagine any class other than the Barbarian being able to jump across that destroyed bridge in the game play video.
4 There were a lot of useless skills in Diablo 2 that only served to allow access to higher damage skills that did basically the same thing. And once you got a higher damage skill, the lower ones would never be used again. Will this change in Diablo 3?
In other words, will there be more unique and diverse skills that do different things instead of being near duplicates of each other.
An example would be the Sorceress's Ice Bolt, Ice Blast, and Glacial Spike. These three skills were very similar to each other. I feel skills like these take up space that could be better used for different skills that do other stuff.
5. Will there still be a large variety of magic properties for weapons and armor? Will there be many new ones added if any?
6. One thing I didn't like about a lot of the lower level unique and set items in Diablo 2 was that their usefulness did not last long. As soon as a higher level magic or rare item dropped I often found myself throwing them away to make room for the better items.
Could there be a way to make unique and set items scale with your character level? So they will always be good?
edit: These may not be the best questions to ask right now, sorry if they're not.
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2. You may already be planning or already done this but could different sized shoulder pads be implemented to satisfy everyone, those against large shoulder pads and those for it and those who don't care?
I honestly don't care but there are those who do. And instead of making them all small and paper thin, there could be a variety of large and small shoulder pads to make everyone happy.
3. Is the Barbarian going to still be the only class that can jump? Or will all have the ability to do so. Although I can't imagine any class other than the Barbarian being able to jump across that destroyed bridge in the game play video.
4 There were a lot of useless skills in Diablo 2 that only served to allow access to higher damage skills that did basically the same thing. And once you got a higher damage skill, the lower ones would never be used again. Will this change in Diablo 3?
In other words, will there be more unique and diverse skills that do different things instead of being near duplicates of each other.
An example would be the Sorceress's Ice Bolt, Ice Blast, and Glacial Spike. These three skills were very similar to each other. I feel skills like these take up space that could be better used for different skills that do other stuff.
5. Will there still be a large variety of magic properties for weapons and armor? Will there be many new ones added if any?
6. One thing I didn't like about a lot of the lower level unique and set items in Diablo 2 was that their usefulness did not last long. As soon as a higher level magic or rare item dropped I often found myself throwing them away to make room for the better items.
Could there be a way to make unique and set items scale with your character level? So they will always be good?
edit: These may not be the best questions to ask right now, sorry if they're not.
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Blizzard does care about their players and they want us to be able to play the best games they can possibly make. Although they can never be perfect. But they do seem like they try.
I respect them for not having deadlines for releasing games. They only release a game when it is finished and it meets their high standards.
I have played most of their games, mainly Diablo 2 and Warcraft 3 for years and I still play them today. Although my Diablo 2 disks are starting to mess up, so now I may have to replace them soon. And thanks to Blizzard it should be very convenient with their digital downloads from their online store.
They deserve all the thanks and appreciation we can give them and even more.
Thanks Blizzard.
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There are a lot more details and stuff to see in Diablo 3 compared to the first two games. Having a light radius in Diablo 3 might make it harder to see and appreciate all the work they put into the dungeons.
And I personally would not want a lot of useless stuff using up my computer's resources if I can't even see it making the game run slower.
I think what they might do in Diablo 3 is make it where your character's light radius will be affected by the environment's light, such as the sun, torches, candles and possibly spells or powerups.
So if you go into a dungeon and go deep enough and you come across rooms with no candles or torches all you will have to go on will be your own light radius thus making the dark areas have a nice scary atmosphere. In this way I think light radius would be nice in Diablo 3.
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