red eagle entertainment has the rights, and are planing to make stand alone games, movies, and an mmo based off of the wheel of time. i recommend this series if you have a ton of time to use up.
There was actually an rpg game made about it years ago. I'm talking like, in the late 90s. It wasn't very good though.
I love this book series. It's kind of annoying though that every time a new one came out, I would have almost completely forgotten what was happening in the world and to the characters, so it would be confusing for a while.
also i SO freak out when i look somewhere, see something, but when i look again it's not what i though (like seeing people on my living room, but it was actually a plant -.-)
Once I hung my jacket up on a vacuum cleaner in my room, and I swear I woke up 4 or 5 times that night scared shitless because I thought it was someone just standing there.
Often times when I'm at home sleeping I'll wake up and literally jump several feet out of bed because I thought I saw a spider walking next to my face. It doesn't help that sometimes when I sleep my eyes open back up, so I'll see things in my room and they will incorporate themselves in my dreams.
I once woke up terrified because I had all these boxes from when I built my computer stacked up in the corner of my room. Well, as I was sleeping with my eyes open again my mind turned those boxes into sandbags, and there was a terrorist behind them. My parents woke up when I grabbed my 8mm mauser I kept next to my bed and lept to my door. That was ackward to explain.
Centipedes also freak me out. Some regular spiders like daddy long legs (even though I think technically those are no longer considered spiders) don't freak me out, but big ugly ones do.
Also one last thing is when I go to the porta potty to pee at night in my sandles and something runs over my foot. (I'm in iraq right now) Because really, what was that? Was it a camel spider, was a scorpian, was it a midget terrorist? There's no telling.
I like that idea a lot. And hopefully reform is right. Although I don't really see them making a wizard be able to wear plate mail as easily as being the correct level, but she at least might be able to wear stronger armors that in conjunction with stone skin and those other spells will be enough to let this class melee
I chose root beer. It pretty much has to be barqs though. I don't really go for the others. Mostly I just drink pop with liquor now a days though. Well, not THESE specific days. These days I'm bone sober, and drink nothing but poop water, thank you very much iraq.
What about those of us that play solo? That would pretty much make this whole skill tree useless. We could get a few of the skills maybe for our mercs (if they still have them) but I wouldn't waste too many points on that.
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Finally, i think what would make it cool is if the light skill tree is chosen, the characters skills would be more powerful in the lighter areas of the game, such as outside, near fires, and and in well-lit cathedrals, etc
None of the main bosses are really in "well lit" areas if you ask me, so once again, it would make going the light skill tree path seem kind of wasted once it came to boss fights. I guess depending on how big of a bonus they got. But I just don't really like that part of it at all.
The problem is that Diablo has a singleplayer that cannot be ignored.
I agree with this wholeheartedly. I never really played d2 online. My brother and I both got lvl 99 chars in solo mode, as well as other high level ones. We did a shit ton of runs to get nice equipment, but guess what? I had never seen a soj until I decided to make a b.net character for fun.
I plan on doing the same in d3, especially if it comes out within the next year, as this internet I got in iraq is too shitty to even play mafia wars on facebook, heh. So not having such incredibly rare items would be a really nice change for me. I can see how it might kinda suck for the b.net players though. So what I'm hoping is that for single player only chars, they increase the magic find chance, and maybe keep it the same as d2 for the online chars.
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There was actually an rpg game made about it years ago. I'm talking like, in the late 90s. It wasn't very good though.
I love this book series. It's kind of annoying though that every time a new one came out, I would have almost completely forgotten what was happening in the world and to the characters, so it would be confusing for a while.
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Often times when I'm at home sleeping I'll wake up and literally jump several feet out of bed because I thought I saw a spider walking next to my face. It doesn't help that sometimes when I sleep my eyes open back up, so I'll see things in my room and they will incorporate themselves in my dreams.
I once woke up terrified because I had all these boxes from when I built my computer stacked up in the corner of my room. Well, as I was sleeping with my eyes open again my mind turned those boxes into sandbags, and there was a terrorist behind them. My parents woke up when I grabbed my 8mm mauser I kept next to my bed and lept to my door. That was ackward to explain.
Centipedes also freak me out. Some regular spiders like daddy long legs (even though I think technically those are no longer considered spiders) don't freak me out, but big ugly ones do.
Also one last thing is when I go to the porta potty to pee at night in my sandles and something runs over my foot. (I'm in iraq right now) Because really, what was that? Was it a camel spider, was a scorpian, was it a midget terrorist? There's no telling.
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What about those of us that play solo? That would pretty much make this whole skill tree useless. We could get a few of the skills maybe for our mercs (if they still have them) but I wouldn't waste too many points on that.
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None of the main bosses are really in "well lit" areas if you ask me, so once again, it would make going the light skill tree path seem kind of wasted once it came to boss fights. I guess depending on how big of a bonus they got. But I just don't really like that part of it at all.
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I agree with this wholeheartedly. I never really played d2 online. My brother and I both got lvl 99 chars in solo mode, as well as other high level ones. We did a shit ton of runs to get nice equipment, but guess what? I had never seen a soj until I decided to make a b.net character for fun.
I plan on doing the same in d3, especially if it comes out within the next year, as this internet I got in iraq is too shitty to even play mafia wars on facebook, heh. So not having such incredibly rare items would be a really nice change for me. I can see how it might kinda suck for the b.net players though. So what I'm hoping is that for single player only chars, they increase the magic find chance, and maybe keep it the same as d2 for the online chars.