I agree with getting away from D2 and D3. The formula needs to evolve and change, not stay the same and copy paste what has been done. Greater rifts are a great competitive environment but as far as content goes they are a cheap tool. I want new demons, new bosses, and more maps with dungeons that have more depth than a lost treasure hunter who can't do shit. I don't even need or want these scripted events with no name npcs.
How about we get back to some static drops from some named demons that do more than just have a purple name. Randomization is cool but I don't need so much of it that all the content is revolving around it. If boss farming is an issue think of some other ways to fix it, not make them entirely worthless to kill. Getting items that are directly tied to what you are killing adds a feeling that does not exist for the most part in diablo 3.
The list goes on and on. Instanced towns, linear campaign maps, and everything pointing towards playing in rifts.
If Blizzard is actually going for a new game(what with the recent job hirings) then it makes sense they wouldn't have anything to show for Gamescom. It's too soon.
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I agree with getting away from D2 and D3. The formula needs to evolve and change, not stay the same and copy paste what has been done. Greater rifts are a great competitive environment but as far as content goes they are a cheap tool. I want new demons, new bosses, and more maps with dungeons that have more depth than a lost treasure hunter who can't do shit. I don't even need or want these scripted events with no name npcs.
How about we get back to some static drops from some named demons that do more than just have a purple name. Randomization is cool but I don't need so much of it that all the content is revolving around it. If boss farming is an issue think of some other ways to fix it, not make them entirely worthless to kill. Getting items that are directly tied to what you are killing adds a feeling that does not exist for the most part in diablo 3.
The list goes on and on. Instanced towns, linear campaign maps, and everything pointing towards playing in rifts.
If Blizzard is actually going for a new game(what with the recent job hirings) then it makes sense they wouldn't have anything to show for Gamescom. It's too soon.