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- Musica
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Member for 14 years, 9 months, and 18 days
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Jul 18, 2009
Musica posted a message on The Witch Doctor's Plague of Toads lame? Hardly.I agree that exploding toads are a rather lame concept and seem a bit out of place in the Diablo universe but honestly whatever. When I play, I'll just pretend the skill doesn't exist and go from there. Hell, I might not even play Witchdoctor, I'm still not sure the character's my type. So yeah, I'm going to take Bashiok's advise and just ignore the skill.Posted in: News -
Jul 16, 2009
Musica posted a message on Inventory Bags ExplainedThis is probably a good system. I think Blizzard mentioned that there won't be any charms in Diablo 3 but I can't remember where. If they do include charms or some type of stat-boosting inventory held item then I can't imagine how this system could possibly work. But I'm sure Blizzard'a already abolished those things so it should be okay.Posted in: News
When it comes to immersion however, this seems a bit dubious to me. It is of course highly unrealistic to have an inventory the size of an aircraft carrier which it seems you could very well obtain after playing the game for a while. Still, I think the players who play more competively will definitely enjoy the ability to hold as many items as they please.
I'm not really against the small bag you get when you start the game. At least this is a bit immersive. It makes sense that a new warrior wouldn't want to weigh themeselves down with an excessively large bag. On the whole, I think I like this idea. -
Jul 13, 2009
Musica posted a message on Bashiok on "Encouraging People to Play Together"Awww, I was hoping they'd find a way to get rid of leeches but I guess that's not gonna happen. I don't really know what I think of all this. Is Blizzard sort of covering their butts? Is there any effective way where they could've gotten rid of leeches? Well, whatever. I'll be playing single player mostly anyway probably since I doubt I'll be able to compete with all those players with godly gear and whatnot.Posted in: News
Still, is it that hard for a player to just damage a monster to get experience from it? I mean come on. Even if you're only inflicting a little damage with your more experienced teammates finishing the monstor off, at least it encourages some kind of contribution on your part to the battle. Of course, I don't even understand why anyone would want to leech. What's the fun of just standing around and reaping experience? It just seems like such a waste of time and life. -
Jul 5, 2009
Musica posted a message on Diablo 3 Loading ScreensI never really noticed the loading screens in Diablo 2 except when you first start a game but the Diablo ones admittedly got very annoying after the first viewings. This is good news.Posted in: News
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As for this site losing its charm and going downhill, I mostly disagree with that statement. Though certainly, it's much bigger now and has partially lost the feeling of being a tight community it still does feel like a community (albeit a much larger one)and isn't totally impersonal now as some people imply.
I hope you keep posting here occasionally Silver as we've always appreciated your input. Have a good life.
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Looks like I wasn't paying enough attention. This makes sense.
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Haha, I don't think I would've taken offense, I regard that as a compliment. I would ask you where in Canada you're from but that would be off-topic I think.
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It's predecessor Morrowind in my opinion succeeded in maintining some kind of soul and interest while still giving you plenty to do (even more than Oblivion I found). And with the highly active modding community that Morrwind has, the game's constantly improving. I love it.
If only Oblivion had been able to maintain that kind of excellence, I would have been one happy gamer.
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I would also nominate those swamp dungeons from act 3 for a mention. Nothing in Diablo 2 ever induced the same fear as the places from Diablo but these dungeons were suitably dark and prison-like. Speaking of prisons, maybe the jails from the Monastery should get a runner up position too. They were very well done.
Some funny nouns going on in there (nosferatu of the most devilish kind hmmm?) but I appreciate the chance for this discussion. Oh, and I'm loving the new avatar Seth although I'll miss the cuter hamster of before. Still this one's more Diablo-like.
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I hear you my friend. Some people say that nostalgia is a negative emotion which induces counterproductivity and over-idealization of the past but I think that in small doses, it's very beautiful. I too go back to my old schools and neighbourhoods to sigh about the good old days.
Last installment eh? That sounds good to me. If I don't completely like the direction Diablo has been pulled in since Diablo 2, I imagine that by Diablo 4 I'd be tearing my hair out. When I've finished with Diablo 3 I think I'll be ready to move on to something new. All good things must come to an end.